June Is for Liberation: How to Celebrate Juneteenth and Pride in Denver
June is a month for celebrating liberation.
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Thomas “Detour” Evans Remembers Isabella Thallas in a Mural
The new mural outside Leon Gallery remembers Isabella Thallas, a 21-year-old woman killed near Coors Field last week.
Felony Misdemeanor Brings Black Diamonds to a “Stale” Drag Scene
Denver drag icon Felony Misdemeanor talks racism in Denver drag and how her new show Black Diamonds works to diversify the scene.
The Power of Portraits: For Jodie Herrera, Every Picture Tells a Story
The New Mexico-based artist will be showing her work at ILA Gallery.
Michael Close in Custody for Isabella Thallas, Darian Simon Shooting
He was arrested in Park County on a traffic stop.
Colorado Creatives: Emily Hope Dobkin
Emily Hope Dobkin is the genius behind Betterish, a platform bringing folks together through pop-up creative activities and workshops.
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History Colorado Center Reopening June 22 With John Denver Exhibit
The institution at 1200 Broadway has had a rough few months.
Reader: Broadway Mural a Powerful Statement and Beautiful Thing
Volunteers called it a fabulous experience.
Reader: Tattered Cover Used to Be a Beloved Sanctuary. Sad!
Critics were quick to throw the book at Tattered Cover.
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Hundreds Rally to Paint a Black Lives Matter Mural on Broadway
Hundreds of Denver residents joined Adri Norris and Pat Milbery to paint a Black Lives Matter mural on Broadway in Denver.
Be a Good Person Co-Founder Shot, Girlfriend Isabella Thallas Murdered
The two were just taking their dog for a walk.
Ten Ways to Celebrate Pride in Denver
Pride’s mostly gone digital in 2020.
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Black Lives Matter Mural Project Taking Over Broadway Today
The street mural will be painted in the 1400 Block of Broadway.
Black Love Mural Festival Protects Monuments From Graffiti
In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, these muralists are putting their art to work against graffiti on historic sculptures.
After George Floyd’s Murder, This Artist Asks: “Can You See Me Now?”
In a new video about the murder of George Floyd, Laura Thomas asks: “Can You See Me Now?”
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Art Attack: Eleven Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Weekend
If you’re looking for beauty and provocation, hit the galleries this week. Just keep your distance.
Colorado Photographers Explore Social Distancing in This Virtual Exhibit
COVID-19 shut down the world, and photographers picked up their cameras.
Tattered Cover’s Rapid About-Face on Black Lives Matter Solidarity
It’s been a volatile week for the Tattered Cover, which issued a statement of neutrality on Black Lives Matter protests and then apologized.
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The Denver Protests Made a Mark on Colorado History…and History Colorado
On the morning of May 29, the building at 1200 Broadway was covered with graffiti.
Denver Zoo Reopening With New COVID-19 Rules in Place
The Denver Zoo is reopening with COVID-19 regulations in place.
Detour and Hiero Veiga Remember Breonna Taylor and George Floyd
Thomas “Detour” Evans and Hiero Veiga are making sure Denver never forgets the lives of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.
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Colorado Creatives: Mark Brasuell
A co-op booster and co-founder of Edge Gallery, Mark Brasuell is now a member at Spark Gallery a co-curator of Lavender Mist.