The new exhibit, opening at the Denver Art Museum on February 2, celebrates the work of the 29-year-old, Colorado-born painter, whose colorful portraits reimagine the relationship between artist and subject.
After 10 years at the helm of one of Denver's most creative art institutions, Lerner is ready for something new.
One of the largest-ever selections of Claude Monet paintings is coming to the Denver Art Museum in 2019. Here's a look at how the museum organized this extraordinary exhibition.
The massive photograph in southwest Denver is part of For Freedoms' nationwide effort to prompt civic engagement and dialogue through art.
"There’s a visual shift that happens in all of my work that isn’t really apparent in a photograph," Donovan says.
Rembrandt: Painter as Printmaker is a once-in-a-lifetime collection of 100 pieces by the 17th century Dutch artist, offering unique insight into his skill, artistry, and impact on modern printmaking.
A new exhibition opening Friday explores an epidemic of death by guns in excruciating detail.
Get hands-on instruction in the art of glassblowing at this vibrant Frisco studio, which doubles as a retail space and community center.
Two current Denver Art Museum exhibits, Eyes On: Julie Buffalohead and Eyes On: Shimabuku, explore ideas of identity, tradition, and inherited memory through the depiction of animals.
Sarah Richter uses photography to help others understand how a person with multiple sclerosis perceives the world.
A new art exhibition at Art Gym Denver honors women who died attempting to terminate their pregnancies before the 1973 legalization of abortion.
Tom Marioni will kick off his most well-known exhibit, The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art, at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center on July 18.
A week after President Trump met with North Korea's leader, University of Colorado Boulder professor George Rivera is bringing 117 pieces of local art to the DMZ Museum, just three miles south of the demilitarized zone.
Because sometimes the view is better inside.
The immersive theater gurus at Off-Center—a branch of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts—present Remote Denver, an experience that turns all of the city into a stage.
The contemporary exhibit—which is a coalescing of nearly 60 of Gibson’s abstract sculptures, paintings, and prints from 2011 to present—is on display at the Denver Art Museum's Gallagher Gallery until mid-August.
For the next six weeks, 11 artists from Colorado and beyond will present work across Denver to explore how the city’s design can influence feelings of well-being.
This month, celebrate this popular medium by exploring Mo'Print events—from mixers to exhibits, workshops, and more.
More than 40 local artists and writers will honor the worldwide Women's Marches with three art exhibitions in Colorado.
The Denver organization has a yearlong curatorial residency at a local studio, and its first show, Sad Magic, opens this month.
Nearly 20 years after a car accident left him blind, Ted Tahquechi has transformed his life and career with his family’s help.
Works by painter Cleon Peterson, a mentee of street artist legend Shepard Fairey, will be shown in a museum for the first time, alongside two other powerful exhibits.
The park's first-ever art installation is a musical tree you can visit—and play!—until April 15.
The Santa Fe-based arts collective announced Thursday that it would bring its most ambitious project yet to the Mile High City.
The newly-opened Hotel Born near Union Station hosts a stunning array of original and limited-edition work—much of which is open to the public—created by local and regional artists.
The refreshed galleries—and a new welcome center—should be completed in time to celebrate the venue's 50th anniversary in 2021.
Get a taste of 19th century life in Paris at the DAM's latest exhibit, which celebrates the often-overlooked female artists of impressionism.
Weiwei’s “Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads” will stay in Civic Center Park through October of 2018.
Saber Acomodar: Art and Workshops of Jalisco 1915-Now showcases works by the artists and artisans of the Jalisco state of Mexico.
The city of Denver teamed up with local street artists to dress up a stretch of freeway underbelly, which will be demolished once the I-70 expansion gets underway.
If you can find it, you can keep it.
