River North gallery celebrates 25 years with “Pattern Makers” show
“Pattern Makers” features five artists who create elaborate patterns out of paint or ceramics. Each brings a lot to the table.
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New Air Force Academy building an architectural marvel
The new Center for Character & Leadership Development is one of the most important pieces of architecture to go up in Colorado — perhaps, in the entire West — in...
“Colorado Women in Abstraction” cuts across history
“Colorado Women in Abstraction” sets the bar high at the front door of the Center for Visual Art. There are 32 artists in the show, but the first ones you...
It’s August; go out and get some culture, Colorado
August is the last, best hope to get the most out of Colorado’s outdoor cultural offerings, and 2016 is a better year than most.
Review: RedLine’s “Drawing Never Dies” exhibit keeps an open mind
“Drawing Never Dies” is the kind of exhibition title that also serves as a manifesto. There’s nothing subtle about its proclamation that the simple act of making lines and shapes...
At the Denver Art Museum, dancing on thin air
Like everything at DAM, it¶¶Ňőap a high quality effort, with four bang-up shows spread across several excellent collections and each, influenced by movement, is thorough, scholarly and, in its own...
At 60, “Baby Doe” still seduces in Central City
“The Ballad of Baby Doe” is one of the most successful works of art ever launched in Colorado and it¶¶Ňőap a privilege to get to see it resurrected by Central...
Selfie diplomacy soaring over the U.S.-Mexico divide
Fear not the threat of any walls going up between the U.S and Mexico. Jorge Marin's bronze wings offer a way to soar above the things that would divide the...
“Baby Doe,” Central City’s house opera, returns with high-tech edge
Every production of “The Ballad of Baby Doe” is a major event at Central City Opera. Composer Douglas Moore’s tale of romance and ruin in Colorado’s early days put the...
Beer, cannabis and rock ‘n’ roll – but in a scholarly way
It would be easy to see Steve Turner’s move into the top job at History Colorado as the end of a long, and sometimes rocky, transition for the state agency.