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#69: Bruce Price A painter who started out as a musician, Bruce Price learned from his mentor, the pattern painter Clark Richert, at the Rocky Mountain School of Art + Design, and eventually stretche... More >>
The first film by Martin Scorcese that truly wore his mark, Mean Streets is a small and personal tour de force, held together by a killer jukebox score and the explosive on-screen meeting of Robert De... More >>
You might never have given a second thought to the culture of trees growing on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder, but veteran... More >>
Spun: Adventures in Textiles, this summer's huge, campus-wide aggregation of exhibitions devoted to the textile arts at the Denver Art Museum, is definitely going to require more than one visit to abs... More >>
Materialized, a group show featuring abstract works utilizing unusual materials, opens today at Robischon Gallery; it's a continuation of the gallery's Material Abstraction, which introduced the whole... More >>
“I’m not gonna lie about it,” Buntport Theater’s Brian Colonna says of his autobiographical play, A Knight to... More >>
The ever-changing RiNo Art District continues to grow and prosper, which means this year's seventh annual RiNo Art Safari promises more... More >>
Ben Roy has some catching up to do: While his mates in the Grawlix -- Andrew Orvedahl and Adam Cayton-Holland -- are both promoting brand-new solo CDs, Roy is still recording his followup to last yea... More >>
#70: Mare Trevathan Mare Trevathan gets around. The theatrical jill-of-all-trades works her chosen field from every angle: as an actor, director, teacher, talking-book reader, collaborator and public... More >>
If you've been keeping up with the reports, you already know that Grawlix comedy partners Adam Cayton-Holland and Andrew Orvedahl have been extra-busy for the last six months: In addition to Cayton-H... More >>
Denver photographer Randall Bellows sometimes works through life changes with images he’s gone on to show in galleries here and in New York.... More >>
You really don't have to celebrate Mother's Day like everyone else. Modern moms are an independent bunch, and they may not want to spend their big day knitting by the hearth or enjoying whatever stere... More >>
#71: Lauri Lynnxe Murphy In Denver's close-knit arts community, everyone knows Lauri Lynnxe Murphy. Even when she's gone, as she was for a couple of years while she was earning a graduate degree in O... More >>
What would you do if a strange couple walked up to your door and asked to peek inside because one of them had supposedly grown up in the house?... More >>
What began as antique dealer Eron Johnson’s winter reverie — how to get together with a few friends and have an outdoor market —... More >>
Tracy Weil is a master at the art of breathing life into ideas. He calls it branding, and that's the business end of his skill, but it's also about being engaged in the community, which is what make... More >>
It's ironic that nearly all the businesses mentioned when we named Tennyson Street the best neighborhood shopping district in 2011 have left the block or closed their doors (see the link below), inclu... More >>
The makers of A Monster to Love’s stuffed creatures believe that every child should, in fact, have a monster to love. And because AMTL... More >>
#72: Matt Scobey Matt Scobey is a practical artist and jack-of-all-trades creative with a jones for graphic design, illustration, hand-lettering, whimsical puzzles and patterns, and grassroots collab... More >>
Forty years after it was made, viewers are still split over Lindsay Anderson's 1973 picaresque O Lucky Man!, the second of three films the British satirist made with Malcolm McDowell, who'd already ga... More >>
Sisters on the Fly is one of those phenomena that make American life more interesting: It’s a colorful, nationwide group of women who like... More >>
Ray Tollison and his twin twelve-year-olds, Ben and Sam, are men who make monsters. That's right: Together, the handy trio created their own monster-making company, A Monster to Love. They stitch toge... More >>
In the last year, the Denver Art Museum’s taken us on a rollercoaster ride of exclusives and firsts, with the Yves Saint Laurent and van... More >>
As a photographer, Mark Sink still sees value in old-school techniques: palpable photography committed to a surface in the old-fashioned way, an... More >>
The Broadway production of Jon Robin Baitz's Other Desert Cities so wowed the crowds that it warranted a Best Play nomination at the... More >>
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