#87: Mario Zoots Mario Zoots is something of a phenomenon in the local world of emerging artists: A DIY Renaissance man and University of Denver MFA candidate, he dabbles in music with his band Modern Witch, digital collage online and video work-out in the world at large. This is a potent combinati ... More >>
For Now Showing, our fall arts guide inserted in the September 27 issue of Westword, we asked dozens of luminaries on the local arts scene -- including winners of the Westword MasterMind awards -- to take a survey about the state of the arts. We published many of the responses in Now Showing, but an ... More >>
Flipper (due tonight and tomorrow night at the Lion's Lair) got its start in 1979 in the creatively fertile arts and music scene in San Francisco. Formed after the break-up of Negative Trend and including two former members of that band, Will Shatter and Stephen DePace, Flipper didn't set out to be ... More >>
The West Coast punks are pogoing into town this spring at MCA Denver, Gildar Gallery, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center and other locations, for a series of shows falling under the aegis of Search & Destroy. So-named for the San Francisco 'zine or the '70s), the ring of satellite shows will come ... More >>
Charles Ludeke: "Untitled4."The point of iWorld, which opened this week at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center, is pretty much contained in the title: We do live in an iWorld of our own making, and it's changing the face of the photographic image with its new level of immediacy -- instant g ... More >>
Norman Broomhall Tonight's First Friday? It's off the clock. Galleries all over town are spilling over with shows worth celebrating in Denver Arts Week style. But it also marks what might be the best collection of photography shows and events to come out at once since last March's Month of Ph ... More >>
"Hal Gould, Mt. Goliath, Colorado", by Loretta Young-GautierHal Gould has done a lot in his 91 years. And when we say "a lot," we mean, like, a ridiculous amount. For starters, he's an accomplished fine-art photographer in his own right; he was one of the first wave of photographers to see th ... More >>
Some years ago, Denver artist (and Westword MasterMind, class of 2007) Katie Taft instigated and curated the Self Made salon series at Mario's Double Daughters Salotto, wherein artists gave informal talks and networking and discussion ensued over food and drink. Financial realities and life ... More >>
Mark Penner Howell, "Broadcast," Acrylic and India ink on canvas. There's no time like the present. It's time to get gallery-hopping, and the first First Friday of the year has plenty to offer. Such as:
International photographers focus on Denver all month.
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Edge Gallery
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Brief reviews of current shows
Kick your cabin fever with this quartet of photo shows.
Pictorial photos at Gallery Roach are not so different from the DPL's archaeological shots.
Contemporary Western imagery at Robischon, and a fantasyland at Sandy Carson.
A sad farewell to a gifted photographer.
Photo shows at the CVA and CPAC are filled with edgy psychological subject matter.
The Wohlauer memorial at CPAC provides a prelude to Denver's Month of Photography.
Brief sketches of what's happening in the Denver art scene.
The environment has inspired some of the state's best artists.
The 2003-2004 art season has only just begun.
CPAC is forty, and groundbreaker Betty Hahn is the guest of honor.
Photo magic is in the air this fall.
The DAM takes a fresh look at photography.
Brief sketches of what's happening in the Denver art scene.
Exhibits at CPAC and Gallery M illuminate the effects of light in different ways.
Jane Fudge fools around with local photo history on her way out the DAM door.
Famed Western photograher Hal D. Gould leaves a fine Visual Legacy.
Community College of Denver takes an academic look at fine-art photography.
