Visual Arts

Denver artist Joe Murray’s latest creative endeavor is pretty cheeky.

From weird Barbie accessories to the priciest item, here’s what stood out at the annual Toy and Doll Supershow.

Dazzling scenes of woven, painted materials transport viewers into an effervescent world.

Here are three reasons why the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of our favorite city gems.

Plus, an urban hike and mural tour led by Troop 5280.

It may be snowy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t paint the town.

One of Denver’s biggest street artists discusses gratitude, storytelling and the power of blue cows.

The Mile High City is getting Shreked this week, with both Shrek the Musical and a Shrek Drag Brunch.

The magicians’ act has been a pinnacle of the magic world for almost fifty years.

With Memento Mori, Danelle Rains creates cremation memorials by blending ashes with glass.

Three new shows open with a party at MCA, while co-ops and indie galleries fill their walls.

The Unified Auditions is the largest audition event of its kind in Colorado.

Put on your dancing shoes for four days of nonstop festivities, including live flamenco performances, guitar and dance workshops, and special culinary events.

“The two things that kept me grounded were making art and being in nature.”

Month of Printmaking 2024 rolls out in earnest, plus a new series at CHAC, soft sculpture at PlatteForum and much more.

If you thought the first film was a bit of a snooze, prepare to be wide awake and on the edge of your seat for this one.

The horror-themed shop at 1974 South Acoma Street will also open a tattoo parlor in its location on March 1.

Experience the “gold standard” of new play development in the West this weekend

The cold and the ice aren’t the only considerations.

LEGO masterpieces, a blockbuster photo show, and drive-by art at the Storeroom.

Witness the daily lives of astronauts in 360-degree views at the Stanley Marketplace.

The Denver Art Museum also invites visitors to sit on the art in a new show opening this weekend.