Piece Project

As both an artist and an art entrepreneur, Denver's Jimmy Sellars makes it a point to keep his eye on the international, and thanks to the wonders of the Internet, it's been a doable task. But that also makes it possible for him to easily pair a local painter and a Polish one, just like that, for a show that benefits from both the similarities and the differences in their work. Fragmented Forms, which opens today with a reception from 6 to 9 p.m. at sellarsprojectspace, 4430 Tennyson Street, features works by CT Nelson and Gosia Kosiec, two figurative artists who live and paint in totally different milieus.

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• Jimmy Sellars
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"It's interesting to see how two people who are so far apart each deal with fragmenting the form or image of a person," Sellars notes, something he'd never have noticed without the benefit of a computer screen. Forms continues through April 12; learn more about both artists tomorrow when they speak at 1 p.m. at the gallery (call 303-242-5563 for reservations). Go to www.sellarsprojectspace.com for information.
Feb. 22-April 12, 2008