The photo exhibit “Culture of Hair” shows how hair helps us discover ourselves
Hair doesn’t define us to others nearly as much as it helps us work out who we are with ourselves, to become the people we want to spend the rest...
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10 promising summer road trips for opera, classical music, dance and art
Here are 10 promising options for when you're ready to gas up and go revel in the fine arts.
Artist Susan Cooper plays with everyday shapes and colors at the Curtis Center
Whenever an artist paints a chair, I pay attention. They are usually up to something good. If you go Susan Cooper, “Rearranging,” continues through June 25 at the Curtis Center...
“Eavesdroppings” is an entertaining reminder that someone is always listening
Ben Coleman is a sound artist, keen to things like noises, vibrations and speech, and he wants to alert us to another threat to our privacy that comes in the...
Spring flowers are blooming at Denver Botanic Gardens. But these sculptures are the must-see.
The Denver Botanic Gardens is known for plants and flowers but also for the monumental, and wildly popular, art exhibitions it stages in the summer. It is difficult to think...
Float through Barbara Takenaga’s dream worlds at Robischon gallery show
When the economy is good and the art is appealing, the gallery business can be fairly lucrative. Sure, it has ups and downs like any commercial enterprise, but with high...
Good vs. evil? Hero or traitor? The artful story of La Malinche at the Denver Art Museum
The Denver Art Museum’s “Traitor, Survivor, Icon” is an exhibition built around a question: Was La Malinche a hero or a traitor?
Artifacts or just plain art? Dyani White Hawk wants to recategorize Indigenous works as early abstract
Dyani White Hawk's exhibit at the MCA Denver rejects art history as it has been written for decades.
At Littleton Museum, a stunning art exhibition with a side of much-needed, trash-related guilt
It¶¶Ňőap tempting to reduce what artist Kalliopi Monoyios does down to the cliche of “turning trash into treasure,” because she does make works of art out of the things that...
All the complex emotions we felt these last two years? They’re now on display at Denver art galleries, museums.
The coronavirus pandemic may be fading, but the thoughtfulness and introspection that defined the way we considered the world over the past two years is just now showing in Denver-area...