Michael Paglia visits the Denver Art Museum and Robischon Gallery in this week's review, taking in two solo shows focusing on Chuck Forsman, as well as three other stand-alone exhibits at Robischon that focus on the role of the landscape in contemporary art. Continue reading for photos from all of the exhibits.
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Chuck Forsman, Boulder, Colorado, 2002.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Near Denver, Colorado, 2003.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Near Battle Mountain, Nevada, 2002.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Litchfield Park, Arizona, 2001.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Central Wyoming, 1994-98.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Central Utah, 1994-98.
Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, "Markers" On the Colorado River Near Page, Arizona
Robischon Gallery and Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Noah's Arch
Robischon Gallery and Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Big Drop: Notes from the River's Journal
Robischon Gallery and Chuck Forsman
Chuck Forsman, Shelf LIfe
Robischon Gallery and Chuck Forsman
Elena Dorfman, Empire Falling 21
Robischon Gallery and Elena Dorfman
Elena Dorfman, Empire Falling 14
Robischon Gallery and Elena Dorfman
Elena Dorfman, Empire Falling 9
Robischon Gallery and Elena Dorfman
Isabelle Hayeur, Flow 1/3, 2013
Robischon Gallery and Isabelle Hayeur
David Sharpe, Waterthread 42
Robischon Gallery and David Sharpe
David Sharpe, Waterthread 24
Robischon Gallery and David Sharpe
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