Email Author Susan Froyd

2010 Stories by Susan Froyd

• First Friday: Denver Arts Week kicks out the art-walk jams all over town

  published Nov 05, 2010

  Why is this First Friday different from all other First Fridaysr In most ways, it isn't, and that's the real beauty of it. But it is Denver Arts Week's Know Your Arts First Friday Arts Walk, meaning t... More >>

• Tonight: ArgusFest activist Jason Bosch remembers the March to Fulfill the Dream

  published Nov 04, 2010

  After last summer's three-month March to Fulfill the Dream, a journey from New Orleans to Detroit meant to bring about awareness of and empowerment to the nation's poorest people, ArgusFest activist/v... More >>

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  Dana Cain's Art Collection: Mark Penner Howell

  published Nov 04, 2010

  Dana Cain is the lady with her thumb in a million pies: The local maestra of event-planning throws several well-attended collectors expos, art shows, parties, chocolate fests each year. Her latest -- ... More >>

• Talking Shop: Benjamin Ballerina takes a bow tomorrow at The Other Side Arts

  published Nov 04, 2010

  Dylan Scholinski and Maggie Evans had a dream. It wasn't political, a dream that would change the world, or even necessarily a money-making scheme, though the latter wouldn't hurt; they just wanted to... More >>

• Making the Zine

  published November 4, 2010

  The Denver Zine Library collects and shares a bounty of zines both local and national with the community; artist Dylan Scholinski’s... More >>

• Art Class is in Session

  published November 4, 2010

  Denver Arts Week is back and once again provoking the question of why we need one. Similar to Denver Restaurant Week, which came about as a... More >>

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  Tonight: It's Pedro Almodovar Season at the Thin Man

  published Nov 03, 2010

  Sexy, hilarious, deep, irreverent, transcendent, unique, delightful, disturbing: The films of Spanish director Pedro Almodovar are all these things and more, further buoyed by strong performances, mem... More >>

• Colorado Local First's new billboard gives Buy Local Week a head start

  published Nov 02, 2010

  Mickki Langston of Colorado Local First loves the end of November. That's her ground zero, the week after Thanksgiving, otherwise known as Buy Local Week, when Langston wants folks to support the loca... More >>

• Tonight: El Dia de los Muertos meets tattoo art at El Diablo

  published Nov 02, 2010

  As reported earlier today on the Cafe Society blog, the enormously popular new cantina from Sean Yontz and Jesse Morreale, El Diablo, will host the second annual Dia de los Muertos Tattoo Art Show and... More >>

• JAAMM Session

  published October 28, 2010

  It used to be that with every November, for many years, you could begin to count the days until Chanukah, like clockwork, by arrival of the ... More >>

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  Vox Feminista boards the USS Denial in Live from Planet Earth: Uh Oh!

  published Nov 01, 2010

  Nobody in these parts does activist theater quite as well -- or with as much enthusiasm -- as Boulder's Vox Feminista, an ever-changing collective of radical women that's been at it now for more than ... More >>

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  This weekend at Amazon Voyage: Dress like a fish, kids, and you're in like Flint

  published Oct 29, 2010

  If you are 17 or younger, here's a way to have your Halloween and get an education, too: The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has announced that it will offer any kid dressed like a "vicious fish o... More >>

• The Mizel Center JAAMM Festival: You don't have to be Jewish to enjoy this arts barrage

  published Oct 29, 2010

  It used to be that every November, for many years, you could begin to count the days until Chanukah, like clockwork, with the arrival of the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center's Leah Cohen Festiv... More >>

• Zombies never go out of style: Get out your rotting body parts and hit the Art District tonight

  published Oct 29, 2010

  Now that Denver's hallowed annual 16th Street Mall Zombie Crawl has gotten the nod from the Guinness Book of World Records and we've surely become the Zombie Capital of the World, doesn't it seem like... More >>

• Street Art: The Corner Office makes a sexy statement

  published Oct 29, 2010

  We don't know how Valerie Gaddis-Arellano, who works for the Sage Group's Second Home Restaurant in Cherry Creek, finds the time to also be an artist. But she does, and Sage's Corner Office, where she... More >>

• This Weekend: What Is Modernr answers questions at the Denver Art Museum

  published Oct 28, 2010

  Denver Art Museum design curator Darrin Alfred relished the opportunity to reinstall the museum's architecture and design galleries: It represented a changing of the guard for him and a chance to cast... More >>

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  Style Local: Ryan Lorenz, Omerica Organic

  published Oct 27, 2010

  Denver-based Omerica Organic is all about the O's. And at least among the growing circle of body-art inclined folks cultivating stretched holes in their ear lobes, it's becoming the go-to place online... More >>

• Dana Cain's Art Collection: Lauri Lynnxe Murphy

  published Oct 27, 2010

  Dana Cain is the lady with her thumb in a million pies: a local maestra of event-planning who throws several well-attended collectors expos, art shows, parties and chocolate-fests each year. Her lates... More >>

• Dancing Queens, Redux

  published October 28, 2010

  The fluffy songs of Swedish ’70s sensations ABBA are all about giving it up and feeling good; even the pleasantly good-looking, disco-dressed... More >>

• Kids These Days

  published October 28, 2010

  As PlatteForum’s Judy Anderson discusses the gallery’s upcoming show, she’s surrounded by activity. “We’re transforming... More >>

• Soul Food

  published October 28, 2010

  There’s something charming, but a little bit off, about Songs of Meat & Cake, a “theatrical song cycle” that treats... More >>

• Green Ghosts and Goblins

  published October 28, 2010

  The concept of the second annual Green Spaces Eco-Halloween Bash isn’t really a new one: Since time immemorial, or at least in the... More >>

• Tonight: Slam Nuba's Scream Slam mixes poetic business with Halloween fun

  published Oct 25, 2010

  Slam Nuba, one of two major ongoing slam events in Denver, meets twice a month on the the first and last Mondays at the Crossroads Theater, 2590 Washington Street; typically, one session is based on w... More >>

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  Over the Weekend: Artful mingling at RedLine's Saturday night gala

  published Oct 25, 2010

  Around 300 art-lovers showed up Saturday at RedLine Gallery for a second anniversary bash on the theme of "This is Where We Live." Other than fundraising, the event's purpose was to provide an active ... More >>

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  This Weekend: RedLine celebrates art and collaboration

  published Oct 22, 2010

  RedLine in RiNo is so much more than a gallery -- it's a self-proclaimed "urban laboratory," a resident art studio enclave and purveyor of art programs in the schools. And in all its capacities, it is... More >>