Outside in 303 brings street art inside at the Museo

Michael Paglia July 24, 2014 4:00AM

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The Museo de las Americas is making its mark this summer with Outside in 303, an incredible show that gives a glimpse into the scene of Latino taggers that have been more or less hidden from the rest of the art world -- although their efforts have been visible on the streets, in alleys and in the railyards of Denver. See for yourself in Michael Paglia's look at Outside in 303 on our Show and Tell blog.

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Michael Paglia is an art historian and writer whose columns have appeared in Westword since 1995; his essays on the visual arts have also been published in national periodicals including Art News, Architecture, Art Ltd., Modernism, Art & Auction and Sculpture Magazine. He taught art history at the University of Colorado Denver.

Contact: Michael Paglia

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