Email Author Kity Ironton

2005 Stories by Kity Ironton

• Talking Shop

  published May 19, 2005

  Martinis and lemonade. It puts me in the mindset of cool, comfortable, sophisticated Lilly Pulitzer shifts or a summer breeze lifting the lace... More >>

• Pop-Up Video

  published May 19, 2005

  SUN, 5/22 Last summer's hi-dive-sponsored video scavenger hunt may have had a more lasting effect than organizers initially intended.... More >>

• The Simple Life

  published May 12, 2005

  FRI, 5/13 "My characters are really, really simply drawn," Todd Goldman says of his art. "Simply drawn" is putting it... More >>

• Show de Toilette

  published May 12, 2005

  THURS, 5/12 Cherry Creek Shopping Center has pretty, posh potties. The lovely latrines that were once cited by the Chicago... More >>

• Quiet!

  published May 5, 2005

  SAT, 5/7 Move over, brainiacs, new bookworms are taking over the library: metro-intellectuals. Offering experimental-film and... More >>

• Party for the Peaks

  published May 5, 2005

  THURS, 5/5 That warm feeling in your heart on Cinco de Mayo doesn't have to stem purely from Cuervo. Join mountain-lovers tonight at... More >>

• Dangerous Sounds

  published May 5, 2005

  SAT, 5/7 The avant-garde classical music of The Experimental Playground Ensemble saunters somewhere between the grit of punk... More >>

• Star Date

  published April 28, 2005

  FRI, 4/29 Need to brush up on your Klingon? Have a hankerin' to gorge on Gagh? Then don your best Starfleet dress uniform, strap on... More >>

• The Daily Muse

  published April 28, 2005

  THURS, 4/28 The off-Broadway satire Newsical is coming, and it's going to be a bona fide celebrity shish kebab. The... More >>

• Looking Glass

  published April 21, 2005

  THURS, 4/21 Dale Chihuly looks like a man of the earth, with his dashing eye patch, wild hair and blue-collar demeanor, so it's not... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published April 14, 2005

  A kid's world stretched as far as you could safely pedal your Schwinn when I was growing up in southeast Denver. Within my own constellation was... More >>

• Flight Club

  published April 14, 2005

  FRI, 4/15 The seventeen-year- old Frequent Flyers aerial dance troupe will go bottoms-up tonight in Dairy Air, its... More >>

• Looks That Kill

  published April 7, 2005

  FRI, 4/8 Japanese painter Yumiko Kayukawa has earned a global reputation for fusing balance, harmony and...' 80s butt rock.... More >>

• A Real Drag

  published March 31, 2005

  "And this is the Black Lung," said Mrs. Carlson, brushing that same invisible strand of hair from her face. We were in sixth-grade science... More >>

• In Vaud We Trust

  published March 31, 2005

  THURS, 3/31 The Yard Dogs Traveling Road Show is rolling back into town, ready to prove that a Yard Dog can, indeed, learn new... More >>

• The Back-Alley Way

  published March 31, 2005

  THURS, 3/31 Imagine, if you will, a sardonic tale of a maniacal cowboy prospector who, with the help of a greedy group of financiers,... More >>

• West by Midwest

  published March 24, 2005

  Not everything to come out of this here cattle town is a shoot-'em-up or a spaghetti Western. Denverite Richard Groskopf and Los Angles-based Mile... More >>

• Across Time and Space

  published March 24, 2005

  FRI, 3/25 You think you really know a place; then you get an aerial view of it, and your understanding increases tenfold. I've always... More >>

• Arty Sciences

  published March 24, 2005

  MON, 3/28 "'Inchworm,' 1998 -- computers, aluminum, software, electronics, motors, 6 feet, autonomously mobile." "'I Like To Watch,'... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published March 17, 2005

  Most mothers of small children know the score: They shyly finger the racks at Oilily or April Cornell, purposely ignoring the price tags and,... More >>

• Home on the Range

  published March 17, 2005

  FRI, 3/18 Charles Dickens once said that "home is a name, a word," but for the students at P.S.1, the concept of "home" can also be... More >>

• Gael Force

  published March 10, 2005

  THURS, 3/10 Fionn mac Cumhail, better known as Finn MacCool, was set the task of cooking a salmon one day by his tutor, the Druid... More >>

• Rubber Made

  published March 10, 2005

  THUR, 3/10 New Yorker Chakaia Booker is making tracks across the contemporary art scene. The mixed-media artist conveys her... More >>

• Cinéma de Aliment

  published February 24, 2005

  MON, 2/28 Were I to make a film focusing on an item of food, I would tell the tale of a single green pepper. Our story would begin with... More >>

• Art Head

  published February 24, 2005

  THURS, 2/24 Cheech Marin chucks Chong and the bongs tonight for a bit of culture. As the owner of one of the largest collections... More >>