Email Author Michael Paglia

2007 Stories by Michael Paglia

• Sketches

  published February 15, 2007

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• Reflective Discourse

  published February 15, 2007

  When I was at the Lab the other day checking out that impressive Liam Gillick piece, for obvious... More >>

• Hit Singles

  published February 15, 2007

  An art exhibition -- even those devoted to the work of a single artist -- is typically made up of anywhere from a dozen to three dozen pieces.... More >>

• Sketches

  published February 8, 2007

  Breaking the Mold. In 2003, Connecticut collector Virginia Vogel Mattern donated some 300 pieces of contemporary American Indian art to... More >>

• 5 Year Anniversary Celebration

  published February 8, 2007

  It's hard to believe that Walker Fine Art (300 West 11th Avenue, 303-355-8955) has been around for five years already, but the gallery is enjoying... More >>

• Decades and 30x30

  published February 8, 2007

  In all the years I've been going to galleries in Denver, there have only been five or six venues that I would consider first-rate. These places... More >>

• Sketches

  published February 1, 2007

  Breaking the Mold. In 2003, Connecticut collector Virginia Vogel Mattern donated some 300 pieces of contemporary American Indian art to... More >>

• Fashion Art: Ascher Scarves From Post-War England | Lucienne Day: Queen of 1950s British Textile Design

  published February 1, 2007

  Denver collecting couple Jill Wiltse and Kirk Brown have really raised their art profile this season. At the same time the Denver Art Museum's... More >>

• Donald Lipski/Iron, Et Cetera/Susan Cooper

  published February 1, 2007

  Ironton Studios & Gallery is the flagship facility of the one-year-old RiNo Art District. "RiNo" is a contraction of the words "river" and "north"... More >>

• Sketches

  published January 25, 2007

  Breaking the Mold. In 2003, Connecticut collector Virginia Vogel Mattern donated some 300 pieces of contemporary American Indian art to... More >>

• Christoph Heinrich

  published January 25, 2007

  For the past 28 years, Dianne Vanderlip has reigned supreme at the Denver Art Museum as the head of contemporary art, one of the museum's biggest... More >>

• Japanese Art

  published January 25, 2007

  To celebrate the Denver Art Museum's new Frederic C. Hamilton Building, three special exhibitions are being presented simultaneously in the three... More >>

• Sketches

  published January 4, 2007

  Breaking the Mold. In 2003, Connecticut collector Virginia Vogel Mattern donated some 300 pieces of contemporary American Indian art to... More >>

• COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS

  published January 18, 2007

  I don't put much stock in shows installed in non-art businesses, because they're typically thrown together and feature the work of... More >>

• Reproductive Freedom

  published January 18, 2007

  Like the art world in general, Denver is focusing in on photo-based pieces (pun intended). More likely than not, you haven't seen the many... More >>

• Richard Crowther

  published January 11, 2007

  In the last twenty years, the "Built Green" movement has gone mainstream, with big developers such as ForestCity at Stapleton promoting the... More >>

• Absolutely Fabulous

  published January 11, 2007

  There's been a lot of talk about the burgeoning art scene in Denver, with dozens of venues featuring the work of hundreds of artists. The current... More >>