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1999 Stories by Michael Paglia

• Art Beat

  published December 23, 1999

  The Howell-Cole Gallery has been specializing in artist-made ceramics for almost ten years, starting out in Larimer Square in the early '90s and... More >>

• Art Beat

  published December 16, 1999

  The Carol Keller Gallery is extending Dan Ragland: Recent Work through December 18, so there's still a couple of days to catch this... More >>

• Earthly Delights

  published December 16, 1999

  Color, Line and Form: Abstraction in Metal, at Boulder's Dairy Center for the Arts, is a duet featuring the sculptures of William... More >>

• Art Beat

  published December 9, 1999

  Using Your Faculties is a three-part exhibition series at the Emmanuel Gallery that features the work of the art instructors at... More >>

• Disappearing Legacy

  published December 9, 1999

  I'm going to posit a radical claim, one that flies in the face of standard beliefs. I think Denver was a more sophisticated town twenty or... More >>

• Art Beat

  published December 2, 1999

  Studio 1818, a boutique-style gallery in LoDo, features art glass, ceramics and jewelry in addition to paintings, sculptures and custom framing.... More >>

• Art Beat

  published November 25, 1999

  Through the weekend at the Spark Gallery is Elaine Ricklin & Jennifer Parisi: Recent Work, which sounds like a collaborative show... More >>

• Out West

  published November 25, 1999

  More by happenstance than by design, three of Colorado's most important cultural institutions -- The Denver Art Museum, the Denver Public... More >>

• Art Beat

  published November 18, 1999

  Guiry's, which just opened a new, 25,000-square-foot store in the Ballpark neighborhood near Coors Field, is celebrating a century in business... More >>

• Opposites Attract

  published November 18, 1999

  In the year or so that it has been open, Ron Judish Fine Arts in LoDo has established itself as a key player in the contemporary art world in... More >>

• Art Beat

  published November 11, 1999

  You've got about ten days left to catch Master Drawings: 700 Years of Inspiration at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. The... More >>

• Mature Audiences

  published November 11, 1999

  The Denver Art Museum is riding high on the success of the traveling Impressionism exhibition, which pushed overall attendance to... More >>

• Art Beat

  published November 4, 1999

  For the last few years, the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts has hosted exhibits downtown in the lobby of Republic Plaza -- a feat that... More >>

• Venus and Mars

  published November 4, 1999

  Bill Havu has put together a wild amusement park ride of a show called Women & Allegory at his prestigious William Havu Gallery in... More >>

• Art Beat

  published October 28, 1999

  It's easy to think of Elizabeth Schlosser Fine Art in Cherry Creek as a purveyor of paintings and sculpture from the region's past, since a... More >>

• Un-Conventional

  published October 28, 1999

  Voters will have a chance to decide on two proposals during Tuesday's election that should be of great interest to the art world. The first is... More >>

• Art Beat

  published October 21, 1999

  The Edge Gallery is featuring three interesting solo shows right now, and that doesn't happen very often. In the front space, Carlos... More >>

• Scenic Overlook

  published October 21, 1999

  All this week, the Community College of Denver on the Auraria campus has been hosting a national conference on photography titled "Photography and... More >>

• Art Beat

  published October 14, 1999

  The O'Sullivan Arts Center, located on the campus of Regis University, is an oft-overlooked exhibition venue that always has something worth... More >>

• A Good Impression

  published October 14, 1999

  The hippest of the hipsters on the art scene have been doing lots of pooh-poohing and naysaying about the blockbuster Impressionism:... More >>

• Art Beat

  published October 7, 1999

  Collide, which closes tomorrow at the Emmanuel Gallery on the Auraria campus, is an elegantly presented and intelligently... More >>

• East Coast, West Coast

  published October 7, 1999

  The Robischon Gallery has launched its fall and winter schedule with Manuel Neri, an important exhibit that focuses on the latest... More >>

• Art Beat

  published September 30, 1999

  Craig Miller, the curator of architecture, design and graphics at the Denver Art Museum, has a gift for putting together small yet thoughtful... More >>

• Old Times

  published September 30, 1999

  In a way, the historically important and aesthetically compelling Vanguard Art in Colorado: 1940-1970, which just opened at the... More >>

• Art Beat

  published September 23, 1999

  Last year, the Carol Keller Gallery opened in the main space of a converted Highland area garage at 1513 Boulder Street and leased a few rooms to... More >>