Email Author Michael Paglia

2010 Stories by Michael Paglia

• Triple Play

  published August 19, 2010

  Three interesting shows open today at Core: two self-titled solos dedicated to Core co-op members — a painter and a photographer — in... More >>

• Now Showing

  published August 19, 2010

  Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the... More >>

• Enjoy the Magar sculpture at its new home in Burns Park

  published August 19, 2010

  Back in 1968, a group of mostly local sculptors, with administrative support from painter Beverly Rosen and financial support from her husband,... More >>

• American Indian art comes out of storage at the Aurora History Museum

  published Aug 16, 2010

  When the Aurora History Museum moved to its current location in 1991, the debut exhibition was dedicated to Native American art collected by Bill and Sue Hensler. Now, almost twenty years later, a gro... More >>

• Now Showing

  published August 12, 2010

  Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the... More >>

• International affairs: Denver's art scene takes a new global view

  published August 12, 2010

  More than at any time in my memory, Denver's art exhibition scene has taken a broad view, turning its collective sights on work from around the... More >>

• Unfortunate ironies abound in the title of a Women in Design lecture

  published Aug 05, 2010

  The nonprofit advocacy group, Women in Design, is sponsoring a lecture tonight at Walker Fine Art called "Work is Freedom." The topic is the work of three significant 20th century modernist designers... More >>

• SELL IT ON EDGEBAY

  published August 5, 2010

  Edge Gallery is one of the city’s longtime artist cooperatives, and as a non-profit institution, it needs to raise money from time to time to... More >>

• RANCH WARES

  published August 5, 2010

  The Anderson Ranch Art Center outside Aspen is world-famous, which is why world-famous artists go there to support it. “It’s astounding,... More >>

• THINGS OF BEAUTY

  published August 5, 2010

  Sellars Project Space is an elegant little gallery in the west side’s Berkeley neighborhood that was founded by artist and arts promoter... More >>

• Now Showing

  published August 5, 2010

  Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the... More >>

• Corduroy building: Construction of the Clyfford Still Museum begins

  published August 5, 2010

  After years of anticipation, construction of a new Clyfford Still Museum at the corner of West 13th Avenue and Bannock Street is finally... More >>

• Taking off: Santiago Calatrava has spectacular designs on DIA

  published August 5, 2010

  Denver made international architecture news last week when Spanish-born Santiago Calatrava came to town to unveil his designs for the expansion... More >>

• Santiago Calatrava's designs for DIA take flight

  published Jul 30, 2010

  There's been a lot of talk about whether Denver can afford to build the set of designs by Santiago Calatrava done for the expansion of Denver International Airport. The reasonr Times are hard, and the... More >>

• Personal Visions

  published July 29, 2010

  Judy Hagler, owner of Translations Gallery in LoDo, has made a specialty of presenting contemporary work by artists active in the Western U.S. The... More >>

• Group Dynamics

  published July 29, 2010

  Summer is the time for group shows, and this year, the William Havu Gallery has divided the season in two, with a landscape show filling the first... More >>

• Now Showing

  published July 29, 2010

  Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the... More >>

• Photography shines at Merge, a juried show of Metro State alumni at the CVA

  published July 29, 2010

  Twenty years ago, Metropolitan State College of Denver opened an off-campus gallery to serve as an outlet for students, professors and the... More >>

• REMEMBERING RUBIN

  published July 22, 2010

  Sculptor Jefferson Rubin was part of a generation of artists who located in LoDo in the 1990s, where he opened La Scuola Classical Sculpture. A... More >>

• DINNER TIME

  published July 22, 2010

  All this month, PlatteForum is presenting “Here at Home,” a series of events that are part of the Biennial of the Americas.... More >>

• Now Showing

  published July 22, 2010

  Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the... More >>

• Opposites attract at Michael Burnett's Space Gallery

  published July 22, 2010

  There's no question that Santa Fe Drive is the art district in Denver, and yet it's also true that most of the galleries along the row... More >>

• Finding the Heart of Art

  published July 15, 2010

  In addition to the official events associated with the Biennial of the Americas, there are a number of unofficial ones, especially in the... More >>

• Transparent Treasures

  published July 15, 2010

  Pismo is Denver’s premier specialist for contemporary glass art, and the gallery is now celebrating its twentieth anniversary with Lino... More >>

• Booked Solid

  published July 15, 2010

  Abecedarian Gallery — the name means learning or teaching at a primary level — is an unusual art resource in Denver in that its... More >>