EVENTS
Thursday, June 20 2013-
12JunTuesdayLong before silver prospectors arrived in Aspen, the Ute people—or Nuche—called eastern Utah and western Colorado home. Over time, their culture...
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2MarSaturdaySince Edgar Degas famously created his 19th-century ballerina portraits, the relationship between art and dance has flourished. Mixed media artist...
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2MarSaturdayRocking fringe and bedazzled cowboy boots, Doyle and Debbie storm the stage, both idolizing and mocking country music duos. Doyle, a stereotypical...
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4AprThursdayPassion, sacrifice, and culture: three disjointed concepts that find unity in Denver-based artist Xi Zhang’s latest exhibit. Look for the acrylic...
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6AprSaturday
Experience the movement and beauty of Edgar Degas' works as he did: surrounded by the inspiration of his peers. This rarely viewed exhibition goes... -
11AprThursdayDiscover Edgar Degas far removed from his famous ballerina paintings. Displaying a more diverse selection of this impressionist’s portfolio, the...
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13AprSaturdayItchy wool sweaters and fruitcakes aside, handcrafted products are finally receiving the praise they deserve at this market highlighting locally made...
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3MayFriday
How does one's heritage influence his or her creative endeavors? Artwork Network seeks an answer to that question through the works of three artists... -
3MayFridayGlitter portraits of pandas and cardboard monsters may sound like child’s play, but the always-shocking Rob Pruitt would argue that they’re anything...
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3MayFridayOne gallery, 20 women, immeasurable talent: This is the simple recipe for an impressive showcase of works ranging from paintings of natural...
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3MayFridaySometimes simplicity is the best expression of emotion. Abstract sculptor Thea Djordjadze’s minimalist installations incorporate sheer drapery, glass...
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3MayFridayColorado's thin air is one explanation surrealist Phyllis Hutchinson Montrose gives for her far-out paintings featuring floating orbs and suspended...
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3MayFridayIf you think that landscape photography is boring in black and white, think again. Photographer Evan Anderman's newest exhibition features natural...
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4MaySaturdayStroll along the lanes of Parisian street market collecting antique treasures and artisan goods, all without leaving Colorado. Featuring an array of...
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4MaySaturdayFlowers themselves are works of art, and these 12 sculptures will add a more permanent grounding to their natural showcase. Building upon the beauty...
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4MaySaturdayBrace yourself for a ride: Denver’s downtown theme park is opening its gates. Between the adrenaline-surging drops—including the 200-foot sky-to-...
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11MaySaturdayWhat do you do with an art collection of 4,000 different pieces? If your Herbert and Dorothy Vogel, you distribute it to 50 museums across the United...
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16MayThursdayWatercolor painting comes to life in French artist Amande In's first American show. In her performance piece, A New Perspective for Perspective...
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17MayFridayDiscover the artistry of Italian master Michelangelo, no plane ticket to Europe required. Making its North American debut, this show will feature...
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18MaySaturdayFollow the timeless tale of Dorothy’s adventure along the yellow brick road as you enjoy this dinner-accompanied production. The lovable cast...
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19MaySundayBreak out your baskets, it's time to fill them with the bounty of spring. The South Pearl farmer's market has grown significantly from its premier in...
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19MaySunday
Unless you're a clothing designer or a fashionista, you probably don't give textiles much thought. The Denver Art Museum's Cover Story puts... -
19MaySundayFilm, paint, clay and…cloth? Discover a different perspective in this museum-wide display of all things textile-related—from Navajo blankets to...
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23MayThursday
It's a sad fact that many great artists are not fully appreciated until they're gone. Denverites can now view works by one of the region's largely... -
24MayFridayWith his abstract forms and frenzied brushstrokes, Clyfford Still imparts a dreamlike quality onto his expressionist paintings. Experience that...
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24MayFridaySyd Mead’s paintings aren’t just pieces of art, they’re a glimpse of the future. Known for his set designs for sci-fi films such as Blade Runner and...
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25MaySaturdaySometimes the best way to appreciate historical happenings is to experience them for yourself. This exhibit of more than 100 large-scale war...
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25MaySaturdaySometimes the best way to understand history is to experience it. This exhibit of more than 100 large-scale war photographs places the viewer in the...
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25MaySaturdayKate is convinced her husband has replaced her with a new woman after their grown children move out. His new target of affection: She walks on all...
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29MayWednesdayBundle up in your flannel and blankets for a midweek movie night. Surrounded by the famous red rock formations, kickoff this open-air film series...
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30MayThursdayEveryone’s favorite ogre is back for a song-filled performance based on the Oscar-winning film. Shrek and his irritating-but-lovable sidekick Donkey...
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30MayThursdayWhen the lights go out, the action begins in this suspense thriller—the second act is performed in almost entire darkness. For Susy, an innocent...
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31MayFriday
You've probably passed by the massive LED screen on the downtown corner of 14th and Champa streets hundreds of times. Soon, that display will show "... -
31MayFridayEngage in the transformation of the RiNo art district during this open-door music festival each month. Art galleries, bars, and retail shops open...
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1JunSaturdayHomeless: one word with a million preconceptions. Explore the multiple facets of this unfortunate situation through sculptures and art installations...
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1JunSaturdayFinally, art you can appreciate with both your eyes and hands. Jen Lewin encourages viewers of her light and sound sculptures to interact with...
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1JunSaturdayHow do you define home? A home is more than a shelter, it is a space that enforces a social identity. This mix of contemporary visual pieces—...
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3JunMondayOur environments are in a constant state of flux but we have control over our actions. Artist Linda Gleitz explores the power of choice through...
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4JunTuesday
The United States is referrred to as a melting pot for good reason. Our citizenry is made up of immigrants and first-generation Americans, of people... -
4JunTuesdayDust off your dancing shoes and head to the Boulder Municipal Plaza for summer-night folk dancing. Worried your do-si-dos are a little rusty? Lessons...
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5JunWednesdayColor psychologists often note red as being a stimulator for the mind and the body. Tune in to the evocations of the color red with a series of...
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6JunThursdayCombine three original sketches with two long-form improvisation skits and mix in random, usually mundane topics—grocery shopping, channel surfing—...
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7JunFridayFew artists can add the title “biologist” to their resumés. Colorado resident Gregory Block can. With a dual degree in biology and painting from...
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7JunFridayIn these paintings, Patrick Zoller experiments with illusion op art—colorful optical illusions—that cause the foreground and background to seemingly...
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7JunFridayColorado native Frank Gates was a leading contributor to Denver’s theater and arts scene. This collection of abstract and realist paintings dates...
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7JunFridayThrough images made with pencil, paint, and collage, artist Sara Guindon creates characters dealing with déjà vu. Uncertain of when—or if—events have...
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7JunFridayA talented crew presents a summer of Shakespearean comedy, tragedy, and star-crossed love. Their debut performance is A Midsummer Night's Dream,...
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7JunFridayLove triangle? Try love rectangle. In an untraditional take on one of Shakespeare’s most famous comedies, four young lovers—of the 1920s jazz era—...
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8JunSaturdayCharles Bunnell's works have made their way into museums across the country since the 1930s. Finally, the art of this legendary painter is coming...
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9JunSundayMany artists mount their work on walls and tables, but contemporary sculptor Nick Cave prefers the human body. Crafted from a wide variety of...
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11JunTuesdayRoald Dahl's classic tale begins when Charlie Bucket finds the last golden ticket to Willy Wonka’s mysterious candy factory inside a bar of...
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13JunThursdayCut, paste, repeat. The kindergarten art of collage grows up with this display of small- and large-scale paper works—using a variety of textures and...
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14JunFridayJesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Deply) met in Before Sunrise and reunited in Before Sunset. In this conclusion of Richard...
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14JunFriday
More than seven billion people inhabit Earth. That means a whole lot of energy consumption—and demand.We often hear about solar, wind, and natural... -
14JunFridayLet’s be honest, Shakespeare's “thees” and “thous” can leave you lost. Take the drudgery out of Elizabethan theater with this three-man cast...
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16JunSundayLovers of literature and history buffs, authors, and aspiring writers unite. This year’s festival conversation—the literary heritage and culture...
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16JunSunday
Art should be accessible to everyone. That mantra pervades Boulder Ballet's annual, free (!) outdoor series. Pack a picnic and grab some folding... -
19JunWednesdayNothing cools off summer heat like the backsplash from a paddle. Beat the sun while testing out your river skills against other amateurs in ...
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19JunWednesdayBronx teens Malcolm and Sofia are kings of the local graffiti scene—until a rival gang destroys their newest masterpiece. The pair plots to tag a...
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19JunWednesdayThe festival features nine films over two evenings, all celebrating the power of community and storytelling. Don't miss the Colorado premiere of the...
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20JunThursdayTake a trip to your childhood days of collage art, the basic premise of this exhibit. Eight local, national, and international artists have created...
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20JunThursdayLiving amid nature challenges us, but art can help us reconnect to that environment. The four artists featured in this exhibit—all from Central and...
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20JunThursdayThe agony of the modern dating scene is perfectly captured in this Kickstarter-funded film. Husband-and-wife screenwriting team Kenny Stevenson and...
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20JunThursdayGawk at more than the animals on this evening trip to the zoo. Mingle with the zoo’s residents—including macaws, snakes, and porcupines—as more than...
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20JunThursdayMusic and theater merge as a small cast performs songs by Belgium singer-songwriter—known as the Bob Dylan of Europe—Jacques Brel. The songs, many of...
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