Tell You What
Billy Nayer launches rock-and-roll stories
And I would get away with it!
"Anything goes," comments curator Jean Smith. "Our jurors will be looking for pieces that make a statement from both sides of the political spectrum, liberal and conservative. We want to spark discussion."
Because the political pieces are limited only by certain physical dimensions -- they cannot exceed seventy pounds or be over six feet in any direction -- audiences should have plenty to talk about.
"I hope nobody throws eggs," Smith says.
The Political Show runs through November 6, with an artists' reception tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. For information, call 303-297-8428. -- Adam Cayton-Holland
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