Visual Arts

The Art District on Santa Fe is bursting with new shows, Denver muralist Jason Garcia has an exhibit at RiNo Art Park, Abby Gregg debuts new work at Meow Wolf, and more!

Another Gallery’s sophomore show showcases works by fourteen different artists that explore the complexity of longing for the past.

Mark Sink talks Andy Warhol and more at RedLine, Next Gallery opens two new solo shows, and more amazing art to experience in Denver.

“My hope is that survivors feel like they still have a voice through an art show that encourages them to recognize their vulnerability and strength.”

From the possibly cursed “Blucifer” outside of DIA to Donald Lipski’s “The Yearling” outside of the Central Public Library, Denver has long been known for its public art.

Indigenous photographer Cara Romero lectures at the DAM, and Month of Photography marches on with new openings.

Queer and trans Denver artists are mounting a stunning performance piece in a secret location that subverts typical ideas of fashion shows.

Frozen Dead Guy Days saw a lot of change this year with its move to Estes Park, but many festival attendees thought it was the best one yet.

“Overall, I just hope people take away a fun time at the theater.”

It’s all about the triumphs, the hilarity, and … the discomfort.

Vintage Theatre’s production of this iconic musical runs from Friday, March 17, through April 23.

New art shows are opening in Denver this week at Museo de las Americas, Sync Gallery, William Havu Gallery and more.

“This is the kind of theater that people need to see live, because this show is going to stick with you for years to come.”

The experiential play uncovers the Japanese American experience while following three generations of women after World War II.

Feni Hagman is the scream queen of the pin world.

Three revamped galleries are reopening this spring.

“People willing to go along for the ride will get something really important out of it.”

The Month of Photography continues, with special exhibits opening all over town.

The nightclub photographer is censored no more in her must-see exhibition “Shadow Banned” at Leon Gallery.

“This play reminds people that we have a responsibility to teach the next generation our memories.”

“Each one of us, we’re different, and yet, we still have the same goal.”

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