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#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 >>
#73: Norman Broomhall and Jean Albus Norman Broomhall raises chickens, sells vintage objects and mirrors antiqued by hand, plays the guitar and takes photographs; Jean Albus is a photographer, as wel... More >>
Good things sometimes come in small packages, and that's certainly the case with Westword MasterMind Johnny Morehouse's long-running Five Minute Film Fest, a showcase of short shorts that pack a lot o... More >>
Today marks the grand opening of RTD's West Line, serving the West Colfax corridor from Union Station in downtown Denver to the Jeffco... More >>
One reason we return to Facebook again and again is to look at the pictures --and to share them, too. But when artists join in that endlessly unfolding online scrapbook, things really start to get in... More >>
Yoshi Saito's sculpture is a little bit wacky, but in the most delightful and natural way. His new show at Ironton Gallery -- currently on view through May 18, with a reception on Friday, May 3, from ... More >>
The Denver Art Museum's monthly after-hours event will sizzle with electricity tonight, energizing its adult audience with interactivity and... More >>
#74: Nancy Smith The sky's not the limit for Frequent Flyers founder and director Nancy Smith, who literally hangs around most days at her Boulder aerial-dance studio: teaching, choreographing, visual... More >>
Cast-iron cooking is an art unto itself, as any Sister on the Fly will tell you. And members of the nationwide sisterhood of adventurous women who caravan together in vintage trailers all over the U.... More >>
Before the original Alien clinched stardom for director Ridley Scott, back when Blade Runner was just a twinkle in Scott's imaginative eye, there was his first film, The Duellists, a Napoleonic-era ya... More >>
Some people think that astrobiologists, who study life elsewhere in the universe, have nothing to do...yet. But nothing could be further from the... More >>
The makeup of Denver's national slam poetry teams -- Slam Nuba and the Mercury Cafe -- has been determined in the past couple of weeks, and now,... More >>
One of the best things about Month of Photography, which officially kicks off today (though more than a few related shows quietly opened in... More >>
#75: Conrad Kehn The opening sentence of Conrad Kehn's professional bio kind of says it all: "Conrad Kehn is a composer, improviser, performer, educator, writer and artist." But that's the glib defin... More >>
Light: It’s the most elemental characteristic of the art of photography. Without it, the magic of photographic imagery could never happen.... 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 >>
Denver performance/movement company Control Group Productions continues its efforts to bring an international slate of touring avant-garde... More >>
#76: Sahar Pazirandeh Sahar Pazirandeh left Iran with her family in the late '80s, when she was nine years old, in the wake of changes that followed the ancient nation's Islamic revolution. She'd spe... More >>
#77: Mark McCoin Experimental musician and multimedia artist Mark McCoin has paid his dues many times over, contributing a free-thinking, collaborative style of creativity to the Front Range scene ove... More >>
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