EVENTS
Monday, February 11 2013-
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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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... -
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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1NovThursdayThe objects presented in this exhibit depict the evolution of art using a multiple methods and materials. Heavily stylized, industrial, and graphic...
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15NovThursdayChairs, tables, and even skis get the Rocky Mountain treatment in this hometown exhibit. An extention of the showing at the Denver International...
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23NovFridaySouthwest Airlines and Downtown Denver Partnership invite you to embrace the cold and skate at Skyline Park. Look out for regularly scheduled...
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1DecSaturdayThey say that birds of a feather flock together, but this exhibit seems to have taken a non-discriminating approach with its medley of bird breeds...
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1JanTuesdayThis guitar building and woodworking class will keep your hands and mind busy. Master craftsman Edward Victor Dick teaches both beginners and more...
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4JanFridayExperience the multi-layered images by photographer Loretta Young-Gautier. By meticulously layering up to 10 photograph negavtives, Young-Gautier's...
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4JanFriday
No matter how many years have passed, America continues to mourn the death of Robert F. Kennedy. This one-man-show, writtena nd performed by Jack... -
11JanFridayPlaywright Jeffery Hatcher finds comedy in even the strictest of tutors as recounts the various lessons he learned as a 10-year-old during his 1967...
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11JanFridayWestern art is often defined by the past: a land of cowboys, gold miners, and outlaws. This exhibition draws together artists that purposely look...
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11JanFriday
In 2013, we’re hoping for good health and a wealth of great art. The Walker Fine Art Year in Preview gives a hint of what’s to come in the visual art... -
11JanFriday
Ed is dying, but he has a unique opportunity to have his brain downloaded for posterity. It's tough enough that he can only select 10 memories to... -
12JanSaturdayNostalgia for the past is part of the human condition, but seldom does the past hold fewer challenges than the present. When a couple yearning for a...
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16JanWednesdayWASP takes a new form in George and Martha. This upper-class couple invite a new professor and his young wife over for dinner. Throughout the evening...
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17JanThursdayDiscover some of the best art in the state: paintings, sketches and photography of everything from the plains to the mountains.This juried exhibit of...
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17JanThursdayUsing weaving skills passed down from generation to generation, contemporary Guatemalan women create vibrant clothes and tapestries for both...
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18JanFridayExplore the Colorado landscape with these plein air art pieces. One Woman Show is a collection of Nicole Hyde's abstract paintings, like Rowdy Kate...
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18JanFridayThe colors of the rainbow look unoriginal in comparison to artist Dave Yust's vibrant, colorful work. The painter and printmaker works to...
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18JanFriday
A "traditional" family can be hard to define in 2013—and Motherhood Out Loud celebrates that. Though full of comical portrayals of the... -
18JanFridayRock climbing requires as much mental strength as physical strength. In the wake of a loss, Emm throws all her energy into climbing to rise above the...
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19JanSaturday
Even as Denver begins to shed its "cowtown" image, we always get a little nostalgic about the Old West. Enter Patti Hallock's first solo exhibition... -
19JanSaturdayJust because a person isn't talking, doesn't mean they don't hear and understand the communication around them. In this PHAMLY production, a shy man...
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22JanTuesdayWhen novelist Charles Condomine asks clairvoyant Madame Arcati to unveil details for a book he is writing, his calls to the spirits go awry. Instead...
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24JanThursdayYes, she survived the Titanic, but she also proved America’s rags-to-riches promise. With determination to rise above her humble beginnings, Molly...
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25JanFridayIt is not just a classic love story—it is the greatest love story of all time. Romeo and Juliet meet at a masked ball, not knowing the danger of...
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25JanFriday
In Shakespeare's The Tempest, the spirit Ariel conjures up a violent storm that leaves the people of Milan shipwrecked on a remote island. A revenge... -
28JanMondayThe miniscule and atomic details in nature are often overlooked in day-to-day activity. Local Colorado painter Robert Spellman uses his contemporary...
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31JanThursdayDenver-based artists Frederic Pichon and Andrew Rising will simultaneously present their two very distinct exhibits in one gallery, creating a unique...
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31JanThursdayTumble into Myra Babbage’s world as a typist, muse and collaborator for Franklin Woolsey—a man desperately trying to finish his book. After his...
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1FebFridayCycling and flowers are not often associated with one another, but you will find both in this exhibit featuring Ken Crost’s photographs of racing...
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1FebFridaySuddenly your grandfather’s old ride just got a lot more interesting. Highlighting the artistry found in woodie station wagons, this exhibit...
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1FebFridayBeer lovers rejoice. Stout month is here. Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery, Southern Sun, and Vine Street Pub dedicate their February line-ups to the...
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1FebFridayThe common treatment for pine beetle-devoured trees: Cut ’em down and burn ’em up. Sculpture and installation artist Eric Dallimore’s five-piece...
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1FebFridayGo into the wild with ceramic sculptor Ted Vogel’s nature-inspired installment. By molding his clay, glass, and iron materials into figures like...
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1FebFriday
The best printmakers within 528 mile of Denver are in the spotlight. More than 100 artists—from Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota... -
1FebFridayWhere the real world ends, the reel world begins. As an author works to turn his novel into a movie, and struggles as his producer forces him to make...
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4FebMondayThis is an artistic look at the old chicken-and--the-egg riddle. This art exhibit, by invitation only, explores the relationship between cause and...
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5FebTuesdaySometimes art is better when you can sit of it. Consisting of more than 100 decorative home furnishings, 11 different periods of interior design will...
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6FebWednesdayFrom comedies of romantic blunders to intense documentaries about the realities of the Holocaust, the Jewish Film Festival plays films of all flavors...
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7FebThursdayGet a feel for true Chicano art at this celebratory exhibition. The installment commemorates significant artists from Denver's Chicano community...
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7FebThursdayIt's a beach day! As Iris' family breaks out of the Bronx for a day in the sand, her dad tells everyone to only bring necessities into the packed car...
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8FebFridayThe stakes are high in this crazy game of poker. Irish playwright Conor McPherson's production follows a group of working-class bar pals playing a...
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8FebFridayDecide for yourself which film you would award the sculpted golden statue. Find time to view one of these emotional tales at the limited,...
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8FebFridayMix reality with fantasy with these innovative and vivacious pieces, complete with contorted collages and soft sculpture dolls. Painter and...
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8FebFridayInspired by French social philosopher and psychiatrist Felix Guattari’s collection of essays, texts, and interviews titled “Soft Subversion,” this...
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8FebFridayLadies, if you still feel squeamish talking about your nether regions, now is the time to see the Vagina Monologues. This famous show—which features...
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8FebFridayThere is no worse cocktail for a politician than a hotel room, mysterious dead bodies, and adultery. Richard Willy, a junior government official,...
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9FebSaturdayUkiyo-e art contains images of 17th century Japanese leisure activities and landscapes, using curved lines and bright colors to capture a wide range...
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9FebSaturdayA home, no matter the size, can always be improved upon. Find new ideas for your unique home or garden as you stroll through a wide array of exhibits...
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9FebSaturday
What at first glance may appear to be abstract visions are actually large-scale photographs of the American landscape. David Maisel, showing four... -
9FebSaturdayGrab your beads, masks, and put on anything green, purple, or gold. Celebrate the return of Mardi Gras in twice this year. A few days early with a...
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9FebSaturdayNo need to passionately ponder “Where for art thou Romeo,” because he, his beloved Juliet, and the rest of the Shakespearean cast will be in Denver...
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10FebSundayGeorgia O'Keeffe's flower and flora oil paintings are icons of Western art, but this collection brings to light more of O'Keeffe's New Mexican...
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11FebMondayBicycle Colorado’s annual gathering of cycling enthusiasts returns, after two sold-out summits, to once again promote Colorado’s biking culture and...
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11FebMonday
It's a depressing fact: A female soldier working in a combat zone is more likely to be raped by a colleague than killed by enemy fire. If that wasn't... -
11FebMondayGet comfortable at the Tattered Cover with a live reading from Colorado author John Shors. Known for his acclaimed historical fiction work—including...
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11FebMondayThis English indie rock band clearly has a great sound if Marcus Mumford and members of the White Lies were in the crowd for their first London show...
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11FebMondayNamed for their pair of one-of-a-kind instruments they made themselves—a baritone ukulele made of salvaged steel (“buke”) and a guitar-bass amalgam...
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