EVENTS
Tuesday, May 21 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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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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14FebThursdayIronically opening on Valentine’s Day, this traveling exhibition has come to Boulder from Croatia to display what happens to previously-loved objects...
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15FebFriday
Just over two years ago mammoth fossils were discovered in Snowmass Village—now you can see what those massive mammals actually looked like when they... -
15FebFridayTravel back in time and space and explore the frost-covered landscapes of the Ice Age. Dazzling computer-generated images that bring a faraway era to...
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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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22MarFridayWhen he wasn’t busy serving as president of the United States or writing the Constitution, Thomas Jefferson spent his spare time writing his own...
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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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5AprFridayThere’s nothing like a good murder to stir up an appetite, right? Set in early twentieth century England, an array of personalities—magicians,...
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5AprFridayLet your heart melt with this novel-turned musical about all the highs and lows of love. Originally a novel by Jane Austen, the timeless tale...
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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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11AprThursdayHead back to the roaring twenties with this musical featuring a gang of memorable characters from New York City’s crime-filled underworld. Sarah...
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13AprSaturdayAre you curious about the birds perching outside your window? Experts from the Audubon Society of Greater Denver will help you discover spring...
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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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19AprFridayEnjoy paintings from around the country with Gallery 1261's exhibition of their six newest artists. The familiar western vistas of plains and...
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19AprFridayContrary to its single-hued title, Patricia Aaron’s display contains a wide spectrum of color. Inspired by the hidden alleys, underpasses, and street...
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19AprFridayIn the constant push for consumer spending, advertising is both absurd and funny. In his newest exhibition, Denver artist Colin Livingston pushes...
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19AprFridayFrom abstract paintings with bold color-blocking to kinetic sculptors with mechanical, movable parts, the art featured in this contemporary exhibit...
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26AprFridayWhen a family member dies, people typically grieve, mourn, plan funerals, and sweetly remember their loved one. However, this is not the case for the...
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27AprSaturday"Do as I say, not as I do" is the mantra for this contemporary, Tony Award-winning play. When two boys get into a petty fight on the playground,...
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1MayWednesdaySpanish for “scrambled eggs,” Huevos Revueltos is month-long program celebrating Mexican music, food, and contemporary art. The main exhibition is...
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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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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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3MayFridayExpose your mind to a span of new settings from Thailand's Chiang-Kong to Salida, Colorado. These powerful photographs occupy an enormous geographic...
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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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9MayThursdayA bird’s flight is a universal symbol of ethereal life. Look further into the representation of birds with the work of painter Maria Kozak, a New...
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9MayThursdayDaydreaming reaches new heights in this comedic musical where the audience follows the narrator—referred to only as the Man in the Chair—deep into...
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10MayFriday
Immigration, understanding, and acceptance—relevant modern-day themes that make a surprising appearance in an 80-year-old expressionist play. For its... -
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 takes on a life of its own in French artist Amande In's first American show. In her performance piece, A New Perspective for...
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17MayFridayMezmerizing geometric patterns and spiraling fractals await at English artist Gemma Bayly’s exhibition of mandala drawings, Mirrors. ...
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17MayFridayJapanese art and blurry photographs both inspire artist Lin Takeuchi. Primarily self-taught, the Colorado native will showcase her paintings, which...
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17MayFridayDeep in the 1960s habits of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, the “tribe”—long-haired bohemians living in New York City—struggles to maintain their...
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17MayFridayGlamorous Hollywood icons like Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, and Judy Garland become nuns who venture onto an island for a retreat in this spoof...
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17MayFriday
Katharine Hepburn and Judy Garland—actresses by day, murderers by night? In a parody of the great “whodunit” thrillers of the 1940s, this play... -
18MaySaturdaySinging, and acting, and dancing—oh my! Follow the timeless tale of Dorothy’s adventure along the yellow brick road as you enjoy this dinner-...
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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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21MayTuesdayNightclubs, music venues, musicians, and album debuts—check out the man behind the music scene: Chuck Morris. Morris’ life story is put on-stage...
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21MayTuesday
Few American rock bands have been as consistently great and delightfully eclectic as Yo La Tengo. The three-piece outfit from Hoboken, New Jersey is...
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