Visual Arts

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual-reality installation is at the Hangar at the Stanley Marketplace.

It’s a tough year for shopping, but there is plenty going on in Denver.

Get to the galleries or browse art from home.

The fest’s final weekends showcases several gems.

The film will thrill those into kooky, weird Americana.

Enjoy new works at K Contemporary, Leon Gallery and Pirate.

The film starts out comic before taking a dramatic turn.

“This wall has been censored…due to white fragility.”

The selection is timely for election day.

She’s dressing the president up like a poop head, a Klansman and a clown.

Despite a pandemic, Denver Arts Week returns with weekend programming and plenty of virtual and socially-distanced fun.

The film stands as an example of the festival’s mission.

Artist-made billboards popping up downtown are part of a nationwide voter drive.

It will keep its Denver flagship.

Included are a Halloween two-fer.

After near brushes with death, the emerging oil painter finds solace in her work.

The film is co-directed by Werner Herzog of The Mandolorian fame.

Don a mask or go online and embrace Denver’s thriving art scene.

Apples falls near the tree of the director’s mentor.

The Colorado-based teams behind the hit documentary talk about the success and impact of their hit documentary.

The Best Years is making its U.S. premiere as part of Denver’s fest.

Shiva Baby showcases one of indie cinema’s freshest new voices.