EVENTS
Sunday, October 28 2012-
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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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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11AugSaturday
Whether you're a postmodern art connoisseur or think scribbles make a famous abstract piece, the Faux Show has something for everyone. The... -
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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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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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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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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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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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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11OctThursday
Western art can easily fall prey to the cliché and contrived. Not Duke Beardsley's paintings. The Denver-born artist combines traditional iconography... -
12OctFridayReading and writing: Once mastered, these ordinary activities largely dictate our daily lives. Investigating the artistic facets of human language,...
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12OctFridayWho doesn’t want to clone Elvis Presley? Unfortunately, Dr. Frank N. Stein’s daughter doesn’t get exactly what she’d hoped for when she puts a hair...
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13OctSaturdayWhen Tomiko Jones shows her work, she attempts to convert her designated gallery spaces into experimental labs and classrooms so that her audience...
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16OctTuesdayThis art exhibit will make you feel like you're floating in a pool while the sun plays patterns on the pool bottom. Tesselate presents collosal...
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17OctWednesdayArtisic renderings from the bible, string quartets, book readings, jazz music, and independent film have all come together for this celebration of...
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18OctThursdayFor 20 years, the Museo de las Americas has shown a light on the art from Latin America. The museum's new anniversary exhibit ties the past, present...
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18OctThursday
Fort Collins-based artist Marius Lehene uses various dimensions to explore displacement in his latest exhibit. Originally from Romania, Lehene starts... -
19OctFridayThe exhibit celebrates the centennial of collage and assemblage in connection with the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction....
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21OctSundayGet a taste of Vincent van Gogh's journey to becoming one of the most recognizable artists in history at this world-exclusive exhibition at the DAM....
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21OctSundayCare for some South Park-ian humor this Halloween? Colorado native and co-creator of South Park, Trey Parker outdoes himself with his play...
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Repeats every week until Thu Oct 25 2012 .24OctWednesdayDon't be a nit-wit about knitting. This beginner's course will teach you how to purl, cast on, and cast off. Plus, you'll learn to read a simple...
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25OctThursdayThe sharp-tongued Molly Ivins is back. The newspaper columnist and best-selling author lives again in a one-woman show that quotes heavily from...
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25OctThursdayKellie Cannon and John Matlack explore technology's impact on nature from two varied perspectives. For Cannon, a combination of cloth, stitching, and...
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25OctThursdayQuilting meets printmaking and photography in this new exhibit. Local artists Sue Crosby Doyle and Katie Fowler explore the elusive concept of memory...
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25OctThursdayDetoxifying the body is a key component of maintaining health and well-being. This four-week intensive cleanse allows participants to experience the...
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26OctFridayWhen the leader of a political revolution and a gay window dresser find themselves caged together in a Latin American prison, an unlikely friendship...
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26OctFriday
Tom Rakewell has a good thing going with Anne Trulove, as the couple enjoy a simple life in the English countryside. But when he is tempted by a man... -
26OctFridayPolitical correctness doesn’t belong in this performance. Tragedy becomes hilarity at this show of comedy shorts written by and about the physically...
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26OctFridayGet ready for a gholish double-header. The Bug Theatre will offer the best of the spooktacular on Halloween weekend: live music to get your...
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27OctSaturdayIt's full steam ahead for tricks, treats, and trains this Halloween weekend. The vintage locamotive at the Colorado Railroad Museum will be leaving...
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27OctSaturday
For four decades, Floyd D. Tunson's pop culture meets abstraction installations have been among the most highly regarded and influential in the... -
27OctSaturdayWelcome to the jungle, Denver style. Repticon brings local and national reptile experts together under one roof for live animal presentations,...
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27OctSaturdayWalk among displays of graphic art and recycled-object sculptures in RedLine’s reinvented exhibition hall. Works by the gallery's resident...
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27OctSaturdaySay your final adios to summer at this fiesta. The party starts with afternoon happy hour specials and live music from The Big Motif, Mikee T &...
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27OctSaturdayOften the only consequence of a Halloween party is a November 1st hangover. Not at the Denver Halloween Bash where your ticket goes to cancer...
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27OctSaturdayWhy reserve a Halloween party for a ballroom when you can take over a whole hotel? That's the theory behind the trifecta of ColoWeen parties taking...
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28OctSundayLaura Letinsky’s still life food photographs have appeared in Bon Appétit and Martha Stewart Living, but they depart from the perfectionist culinary...
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28OctSundayThere's a chill in the airy, open hangar on the Lowry Air Force Base and ghouls are taking over. Kids are sure to get in the Halloween spirit a...
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28OctSundayNothing creates the tense scene of a horror movie like the music. Watch the orchestra, conducted by Jason Seber, perform classical Halloween music,...
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