Email Author Michael Paglia

2011 Stories by Michael Paglia

• Shape Shifter

  published September 29, 2011

  Simon Zalkind launched his fall schedule at the Singer Gallery in the Mizel Arts and Culture Center with a smart-looking survey that looks at the... More >>

• Now Showing

  published October 20, 2011

  Bayer & Chisman. From the 1940s to the 1970s, Aspen's Herbert Bayer was one of the premier artists in Colorado, and from the '80s to the... More >>

• The photography of Chuck Close makes for an impressive show in Loveland

  published October 20, 2011

  In the past few years, the Loveland Museum and Gallery (503 Lincoln Avenue, Loveland, 1-970-962-2410, More >>

• Juxtapozition: Bayer & Chisman at Z Art Dept. offers two styles of work on paper

  published Oct 13, 2011

  From the 1940s to the 1970s, Aspen's Herbert Bayer was one of the premier artists in Colorado; from the '80s to the first decade of the 21st century, Denver's Dale Chisman played a similar role. But b... More >>

• Now Showing

  published October 13, 2011

  Bayer & Chisman. From the 1940s to the 1970s, Aspen's Herbert Bayer was one of the premier artists in Colorado, and from the '80s to the... More >>

• Colorado artists take a unique look at the state

  published October 13, 2011

  For 150 years, artists from around the world have come to Colorado to record its majestic mountains in paintings, prints and photos. And while... More >>

• Now Showing

  published October 6, 2011

  Bonny Lhotka & Norman Epp. This duet, the full title of which is Horizons: Bonny Lhotka & Norman Epp, brings together the... More >>

• Artbeat: Ended friendships and abstract brushworks at Edge Gallery

  published October 6, 2011

  The recent work of a pair of longtime members of Edge Gallery (3658 Navajo Street, 303-477-7173, More >>

• Women’s Room

  published September 29, 2011

  After centuries of male domination, women finally fought their way into the art world in the nineteenth century. Today, women artists outnumber... More >>

• Kaleidoscopic Vision

  published September 15, 2011

  Virginia Maitland is Colorado's premier color-field painter, and it's been that way for decades, though she only rarely exhibits her work. That... More >>

• Lasting Influence

  published September 8, 2011

  Aurora’s Red Delicious Press, a fine-print atelier housed in a gorgeous old Usonian-style library designed by Victor Hornbein, is presenting... More >>

• Now Showing

  published September 29, 2011

  Bonny Lhotka & Norman Epp. This duet, the full title of which is Horizons: Bonny Lhotka & Norman Epp, brings together the... More >>

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  Engaging new installations at Ice Cube and Ironton require your interaction

  published September 29, 2011

  Related sensibilities create a resonance between three installations on view right now in RiNo — two at Ice Cube and one at Ironton. In... More >>

• Place To Place

  published September 1, 2011

  Pirate: Contemporary Art is one of the city's oldest co-ops, so some of the group's members, like Phil Bender, are established talents. But the... More >>

• Now Showing

  published September 22, 2011

  Angela Larson and Michaele Keyes. The front space at Spark is usually subdivided into two rooms, but for the current pairing, the walls... More >>

• Hate to say I told you so: Calatrava's DIA project wrecked by red tape

  published September 22, 2011

  Was it just the summer before last that Santiago Calatrava brought his genius for form to Denver International Airport with design... More >>

• Now Showing

  published September 15, 2011

  Angela Larson and Michaele Keyes. The front space at Spark is usually subdivided into two rooms, but for the current pairing, the walls... More >>

• The Myron Melnick show at the Singer is drop-dead gorgeous

  published September 15, 2011

  Simon Zalkind, director of the Singer Gallery at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center, often looks to major local artists as a source for... More >>

• Now Showing

  published September 8, 2011

  Design for the Other 90%. This traveling exhibit from the Cooper-Hewitt in New York — the national design museum of the... More >>

• Spark Gallery opens the new season with two impressive shows

  published September 8, 2011

  September exhibition slots are coveted by artists because they're the first shows of the new season. But there are so many strong shows that... More >>

• Inside Out

  published August 4, 2011

  Painter Andy Berg, a resident artist at Ironton Studios, is presenting his latest creations in an exhibit there titled Rebirth of the... More >>

• Inward and Out

  published August 18, 2011

  Downtown Aurora Visual Arts — DAVA, for short — provides after-school and summer art workshops for children and teenagers ranging in age... More >>

• Now Showing

  published September 1, 2011

  Joseph Coniff. This smart and at times extremely funny show, titled Joseph Coniff: This Is What It's Like, highlights the efforts... More >>

• Summer's End: See these shows before the season ends

  published September 1, 2011

  Though the calendar year starts in January and ends in December, the art calendar starts in September and ends in August. So before the... More >>

• What’s That Buzz?

  published August 25, 2011

  More and more electronic forms are coming to the forefront in the art world, and with good reason: It’s hard to beat the kinetic appeal of... More >>