EVENTS
Tuesday, October 9 2012-
11JunSaturdayWhite pottery and porcelain decorated with blue pigment and cobalt oxide is an innovation from Chinese ceramic history. Overtime, these...
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11NovFridayThis masterful collection includes everything from stunning landscapes to blended portraits, representing a wide variety of techniques. More than 20...
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15FebWednesdayA century after the fateful sinking of the famous Titanic, Margaret "Molly" Brown is still considered "unsinkable." The Molly Brown House Museum is...
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17FebFridayEverything you've ever wanted to know about the opposite sex is laid out in this comedic performance. Four actors take on the roles of over 20...
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1MarThursdaySnapshots of heartbreak and struggle capture the essence of the last several years of economic disaster. Photographs supplied by the Library of...
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5MaySaturdayKizuna, a Japanese word meaning "the bonds between people," pays respect to the ways Japan has influenced the West. Celebrate the Botanic Garden's...
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20MaySundayTheodore Waddell spent his career painting scenes of his native Montana. But if you're expecting classical landscapes, think again. Waddell, who...
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20MaySundayAfter a year of painting in the barn, Theodore Waddell, finally shared his livestock and landscape abstract artwork at a livestock auction yard...
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20MaySundayDesigned specifically for the Denver Art Museum's Fuse Box, artist Laleh Mehran created this installation exhibit to be both meditative and seductive...
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1JunFridayWhether it be the massive brewery by the stream, the "Howdy Folks!" arch at the edge of town, or the giant "M" on the hillside, there are plenty of...
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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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1AugWednesdayClay has seemingly endless possibilities. With constant repetition, it can be pushed, shaped, and molded into a myriad of pottery pieces. For ceramic...
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11AugSaturdayCanadian-born artist, Ian Fisher, focuses on the space above earth in this exhibition. His large-scale canvases bring various atmospheres to...
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11AugSaturday
Whether you're a postmodern art connoisseur or think scribbles make a famous abstract piece, the Faux Show has something for everyone. The... -
31AugFriday
Art—like humanity—is constantly in a state of flux. Six internationally acclaimed artists make their Colorado debut in an exhibition that explores... -
1SepSaturdayMace, a professional fall guy in a fictional version of WWE Wrestling, shows us behind-the-scenes production of faux fighting. He recruits an Middle...
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6SepThursday
The color white is often associated with serenity—and California–based artist Gus Harper builds on that connection with a collection of serene yet... -
7SepFridayWitness the convergence of artistic interpretation with everyday objects. Showcasing 19th- and 20th- century paintings from more than 20 artists,...
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7SepFridayWildfires ravaged the Centennial State this summer. This emotional collection of aerial and ground photos captures the beauty beneath the destruction...
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7SepFridayJurors at the Center for Fine Art Photography sifted through several thousand applications for their annual open-theme exhibit and from the bunch,...
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7SepFridayWritten in early 20th century Germany, this musical time capsule provides an authentic socialist examination of capitalist crime and behavior....
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9SepSundayEl Anatsui is a Ghanaian sculptor who creates objects inspired by the beliefs and subjects of his home country. In the first retrospective of El...
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13SepThursdayFrom Georgia O'Keeffe to Agnes Martin, the art world has been influenced by exceptional female artists. This fall, get a regional perspective with an...
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13SepThursdayPeople in a community are always connected. Follow three days in the lives of several characters in a vibrant New York City Dominican-American...
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14SepFridayWhat nature destroyed, it also preserved. Hundreds of artifacts offer an insider's glimpse into the daily life—and tragic end—of the ancient Roman...
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14SepFridayGet lost in a cornstalk labyrinth. Don't worry if you can't find your way out on your own: Two 15-foot bridges give other bird's-eye views of the six...
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14SepFridayHere is a play for anyone who knows what it’s like to climb the clumsy ladder of success. Charity, a young woman in New York works as a dancer in...
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14SepFriday
When star baseball player Troy Maxson's career is sidelined by racism, he is forced to let go of his dream; instead, he takes a menial job as a... -
14SepFridayEver play Clue as a kid? Try it life-sized! Get the ultimate in audience participation with this hilariously clever who-dunnit experience. When the...
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14SepFridayPenned by comedy icon Steve Martin, it's no surprise that this witty play has been one of the country’s most popular shows for the past decade. Set...
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17SepMondayA Vail autumn is already sensational, add to it a focus on providing diners unique culinary experiences and you just may never leave. This month-long...
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20SepThursdayThese days, our cell phones are so frequently attached to our bodies, that without them we feel like we lost a limb. Yet, as interconnected as this...
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20SepThursdayTraditionally, the Corn Mother— synonymous with Mother Earth in Pueblo cultures— represents growth, creativity, and femininity. After a two-year out-...
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20SepThursdayThe recipient of many prestigious grants and awards, this renowned artist creates two and three dimensional multimedia abstract art that uses...
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20SepThursdayWith her unique ability to transform otherwise ordinary odds and ends, Judy Pfaff’s originality is obvious as she repurposes coffee filters, fake...
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21SepFridayVisit Dana Schutz’s “mythic universe,” an exhibit strewn with cannibals and other grotesque characters. Schutz harnesses her artistic vision to in...
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21SepFridayFor artist Andy Berg, painting is an opportunity to play with creativity without restriction. Berg values the process, rather than the result. His...
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21SepFridayWhen the young D'Artagnan becomes enamored with the legend of the french Musketeers he sets out to become a member of their couragous crew. Taken in...
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21SepFridayWhat happens when you are one of the last two people on Earth? A young journalism student is lured to a research lab by a graduate student's personal...
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22SepSaturdayPablo Milan is a contemporary artist recognized for his powerful, brightly-colored paintings, which embrace the rich culture of the Four Corners area...
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27SepThursdayExperience two sides of the art spectrum in one exhibit. Innovator Keith Howard—who is recognized for developing a modernized printmaking...
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27SepThursdayGetting a little sick of the same right versus left media coverage? This play examines the role of the presidency with a grotesque, cynical...
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27SepThursdayShow business isn't easy. Following the dreams and struggles of a mother as she pushes her daughters to become star performers, Gypsy paints a...
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28SepFridayWhen a young boy is charged with keeping the memories of his seemingly Utopian society, he gains knowledge that could wipe away any signs of normalcy...
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2OctTuesdayThis recent Broadway smash—adapted from a Mark Twain play for modern audiences— cunningly critiques the art world with humor, charm, and commentary...
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3OctWednesday"Alice lost her chair" and other seemingly simple sentences dictate the choose-your-own adventure plot line for this Halloween show. Each night...
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5OctFridayFor Taiwanese artist Marlene Tseng Yu, nature provides an infinite source of inspiration. She combines traditional Chinese and Western art techniques...
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Repeats every day until Sun Oct 14 2012 .5OctFridayWith the spotlight on the Great American Beer Festival, it's easy to forget about the other amazing beer events happening around the Mile HIgh City....
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5OctFridayEvery genre wants to push the boundaries of film technology—except for horror. As we know from Paranormal Activity and The Blair Witch Project, there...
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5OctFridayThis time-honored fairy tale is brought to life in the poetic physical form of ballet. Few stories are so ideally told through the medium of...
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5OctFridayNever underestimate the power of a generation gap. When an almost car accident brings together an elderly, widowed Manhattanite and a young man...
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5OctFridayEver feel like seeing that lowlife ex-boyfriend of yours just one more time? In this play, Guy—a despicable womanizer—gives his ex-girlfriends a...
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6OctSaturdayWith the spotlight on the Great American Beer Festival, it's easy to forget about the other amazing beer events happening around the Mile HIgh City....
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6OctSaturdayOnce a year, Boulder’s best and brightest artists open their private studios—in some cases their private residences—for viewers to take a peek into...
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7OctSundayWith the spotlight on the Great American Beer Festival, it's easy to forget about the other amazing beer events happening around the Mile HIgh City....
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Repeats every day until Sun Oct 07 2012 .7OctSundayTour Breckenridge's historic pubs and watering holes, play in a poker run, and gear up for this year's premier craft spirits event. The Still on the...
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8OctMondayWith the spotlight on the Great American Beer Festival, it's easy to forget about the other amazing beer events happening around the Mile HIgh City....
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9OctTuesdayWith the spotlight on the Great American Beer Festival, it's easy to forget about the other amazing beer events happening around the Mile HIgh City....
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9OctTuesdayCommence dinner the Italian way—with an Aperol fizz (a bitter apéritif, similar to Campari, often mixed with Perseco). Follow that up with four wine-...
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9OctTuesdaySlick back your hair for this exciting tribute to the era of classic rock and roll. A white radio DJ and a black club singer tango with romance and...
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9OctTuesdayMelissa Etheridge first picked up a guitar when she was eight years old. Today, the beloved rocker is known for a mixture of confessional lyrics, pop...
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