See also: - Slide show: Historic McNichols Building - Let there be Light - Denver beer culture will meet the city's history with Festivus, an all-Denver beer fest - Denver's Civic Center named a national landmark - Biennial of the Americas will fill McNichols with ideas -- and it could use a few of its own - Yum, yum! Kenny Be has delicious designs on Civic Center
The public will get a first taste of things to come at tonight's swanky debut party and fundraiser, LIGHT, featuring a compendium of illuminated installations and light shows (including Collin Parson's continuing exhibit Lightscapes), along with trendy food and music. But things will really start swinging in November, when Denver Arts Week sweeps in with several art exhibits officially opening to the public.
One of those shows, Fuera de la Frontera/Outside the Border on the third floor, will make a splash with site-specific installations and other artworks by sixteen high-profile local Latino artists. Until then, here's a sneak peek of that show's installation-in-progress. Continue reading for more photos Continue reading for more photos Continue reading for more photos Continue reading for more photos Visit Arts and Venues Denver online for more details of the schedule for McNichols, as well as rental info.Find information on hundreds of other arts and entertainment events in our online Calendar.
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