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The Adult Funhouse Far Out Factory is Back for A Second Year and We Have All...
Last year, Denver experienced the first occurrence of the immersive art and music event Far Out Factory, and party-goers were not disappointed. The “cannabis-inspired” festival combined music with...
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Denver Public Art is Seeking Artists for a $1.5 Million Commission to...
For the last few years, Colorado’s arts industries have been steadily contributing more money to the economy — more than the mining or transportation industries, for instance. According to the Arts and...
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A Behind The Scenes Look at Installing the Claude Monet Exhibit at the Denver...
Later this month the Denver Art Museum (DAM) is unveiling the exhibition Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature and will serve as the only US stop for the traveling landmark show. It’s the most...
View ArticleDenver Film Festival Announces Red Carpet Movies for Its 42nd Season
In less than a month, the Denver Film Festival (DFF) will take over three locations in the city for its 42nd season. As film lovers wait in anticipation for the full packet of programming to be...
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These Small Bronze Phrases Around Denver Have a Special Message From a...
“To share is precious pure and fair” is a lyric from the Marvin Gaye song “I Want You” and in the next year, it will appear in 100 locations around Denver in bronze lettering. The plaques are a gift to...
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Scott Young is Lighting up Dairy Block with a New Neon Exhibition
Denver-based neon artist Scott Young is unapologetic. Not only does that inform the subject matter of his work — he never shies away from using the word “fuck” for instance — it’s also symbolic of the...
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Expansive Claude Monet Exhibit at Denver Art Museum Tells an Environmental...
Claude Monet is more than a household name. His work is iconic on its own, but the value of what he painted and how he painted has exacted more influence than many of us can grasp and it’s possible...
View ArticleFilms Made By Colorado Directors to See at the Denver Film Festival
Although the Denver Film Festival (DFF) has been around for more than 40 years, Colorado still isn’t known as one of the drivers of cinema culture in the US. However, in the last few years alone,...
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A Distinctly Feminine Exhibit Invites People to Face and Embrace Past Traumas
The Haus of Trauma does exactly the opposite of what it sounds like. Instead of instigating horror, like you might imagine with that name during this month, Haus of Trauma is all about healing and...
View ArticleMeow Wolf’s Co-Founder Vince Kadlubek Steps Away From Role as CEO
Five years ago, the CEO of Meow Wolf Vince Kadlubek was only making $50 a day delivering food and living at his parent’s house. This is a surprising fact, if you know what a big deal Meow Wolf has been...
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Elusive Street Artist bunny M Showcases Spritely Beasts in Solo Show
For just over a decade, intricately hand-painted works have appeared on the streets of New York City, San Francisco, New Orleans, Paris, London and Denver by the underground street artist bunny M....
View ArticleThe Art Can in RiNo to Showcase Two Very Different Muralists This November
If you’ve been to RiNo recently, you’ve probably noticed a decked out shipping container in the parking lot across from The Ramble Hotel. It’s called The Art Can and it’s a revolving studio and gallery...
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Street Wise in Boulder Is Practicing Social Justice Through Street Art
Street art may be the most efficient art form to facilitate social change. There are no barriers to experiencing street art — no admission tickets or hours of operation, for instance — and so the...
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9 Things You Probably Didn’t Know Are Public Art Projects in Denver
Denver is filled with public art. Although a large portion of it is due to the Denver Public Art department under Denver Arts & Venues, a lot of other organizations are contributing commissions for...
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Meet DFW Artists and Designers Debuting Collaborative Collections This Saturday
Recognized by Forbes Magazine for its innovation, impact and yearly growth, 303 Magazine’s Denver Fashion Week (DFW) continues to support an ever-expanding number of young designers, as well as those...
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A Frida Kahlo Exhibit is Finally Coming to Denver
For years, Denver’s Latinx community – and creative community in general – has been yearning for a way to see the seminal work of Frida Kahlo. We got a single self-portrait in 2014’s Modern Masters...
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Our 9 Favorite Films From The 2019 Denver Film Festival
For more than four decades now, the Denver Film Festival has brought world-class cinema to the Mile High City in a rare treat for cinephiles. For 11 days, films that range in popularity (and budget)...
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Denver Art Museum Announces First Opening Date for $150 Million Renovation
After two years of limbo for museum staff — and some of the art — the Denver Art Museum (DAM) is finished with construction on the new welcome center and renovated Martin Building. With construction...
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Meet The Denver Maker Who Creates Miniature Worlds Inside Retro Objects
Welcome to our series, Hello Denver, My Name is… where we profile different people in Denver you probably don’t know, but should. Get ready to meet painters, dancers, comedians, musicians, designers...
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Buy from Artists Instead of Corporations this Black Friday at a Local Art BaZaar
Black Friday is designed by corporations to sell big-ticket items, but this year, you don’t have to play into it, even if you still want to fulfill that impulse to buy something. Instead of waiting in...
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