Reviewed: The Oddities and Obsessions of John Fudge
He was an artist’s artist, but twenty years after his death, a new exhibit is sparking broader interest.
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Review: Abstraction Has the Starring Role in Four Robischon Solos
The gallery is hosting solos by Deborah Dancy, Gary Komarin, Tom Lieber and Judy Pfaff.
As Fascism Rises, Schindler’s List Has Become Almost Radical
Today, I’m still awed by the film’s scope and scale, by its relentless energy and attention to detail, by its interest in faces and names and coats and belongings
Denver Public Library Going Fine-Free on January 1
The DPL hopes that the new policy will bring back old customers.
Jeffrey Neuman Explores Love, Commitment and Fidelity at Benchmark
The results reveal some deep truths.
Montbello Turning Drainage Canals Into Concrete Community Art
This neighborhood has miles of drainage canals, offering endless opportunities for art.
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Kore-eda’s Big-Hearted Shoplifters Toasts the Family That Steals Together
Based on a collection of true news items about exactly what the film’s title promises, Kore-eda’s story centers around a household that at first might appear to be a somewhat ordinary family that has merely fallen on hard times
The 21 Best Events in Denver, December 4 Through December 10
The event calendar promises a slew of unique offerings, from a study of Ingmar Bergman to a celebration of Comal to an overview of Cuba.
Review: More Hilarious Buntport Hijinks With Coyote. Badger. Rattlesnake.
The troupe’s latest is even sillier than usual, and brilliant.
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Colorado Creatives: Catherine O’Neill Thorn
Catherine O’Neill Thorn founded Art From Ashes fifteen years ago out of a love for poetry and the power of personal epiphany to drag the hurt out of young people.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
The calendar is full of literary luminaries.
Emma Stone and The Favourite’s Royal Women Scheme Deliciously
It’s the early 18th century, there’s a war on with France, and the persistently ill, somewhat childish Anne struggles both to assert her authority and to preserve her kingdom and her crown
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Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Tuesday is Colorado Gives Day, but Denver performers will be giving all week long.
Jane Binns’s Broken Whole: Second-Chance Romance in Denver
Author Jane Binns knows all about dating after divorce.
Weekend Warriors: A New Month, New Ways to Sweat!
With one holiday down, now is the perfect time to get off the couch.
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A Year of Triumphs for Jeffrey Neuman, Whose What You Will Opens Tonight
The Benchmark Theatre production is the world premiere of the play.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under This Weekend
Don’t let boredom take over your life. Enjoy yourself, on the cheap.
Five Things for Art Lovers to See and Do This Weekend in Denver
This art-lover’s weekend is short and sweet, with a few last- and first-chance receptions and exhibits about identity, memory and historical references, and a block of experimental video that will blow your mind.
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Review: Frank Sampson Makes Magic at Sandra Phillips Gallery
At ninety, the Boulder artist still has it.
The Ten Best Comedy Shows in Denver in December
The month abounds with comedic gifts.
Review: Margaret Neumann Did It Her Way
Simon Zalkind has curated a very impressive show of her work at RedLine.
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Embattled Comedian Aziz Ansari Announces a Denver Show
Ticket pre-sales start November 27.