Spoke in Wordz Has Been Tackling Police Violence for Years
Hector Fredrick Garcia, who performs as Spoke in Wordz, has been rapping about police violence since the killing of Michael Brown.
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Be a Good Person Co-Founder Shot, Girlfriend Isabella Thallas Murdered
The two were just taking their dog for a walk.
How 57-Member itchy-O Stays Creative, Together, During COVID-19
The group’s Milk Moon Rite is rising.
After George Floyd’s Murder, This Artist Asks: “Can You See Me Now?”
In a new video about the murder of George Floyd, Laura Thomas asks: “Can You See Me Now?”
Colorado Photographers Explore Social Distancing in This Virtual Exhibit
COVID-19 shut down the world, and photographers picked up their cameras.
Wheelchair Sports Camp’s New Song Shoots Back at the Cops
If you think protests are violent, try this track. It’s enough to torch the system.
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Denver Creative Industries Alliance Lobbies for an End to Police Violence
Denver musicians, artists, photographers and others have united to fight police violence.
Denver Zoo Reopening With New COVID-19 Rules in Place
The Denver Zoo is reopening with COVID-19 regulations in place.
Detour and Hiero Veiga Remember Breonna Taylor and George Floyd
Thomas “Detour” Evans and Hiero Veiga are making sure Denver never forgets the lives of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.
Shawn Huckins Explores Our Current Social Collapse Through Yesterday’s Art
Artist Shawn Huckins is obsessed with history and visual representations of power.
Are Mass Protests Happening Because Live Entertainment Is Not?
Musicians can do so much more than create safe emotional outlets for political rage.
Denver Murals Honor George Floyd, Kaepernick and Black Lives Matter
New murals on the Sports Castle honor George Floyd, Colin Kaepernick and Black Lives Matter.
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Denver Zoo Waiting on State for Permission to Reopen
The Denver Zoo, which received permission from the City of Denver to reopen, is now waiting on the state.
Cops Scarce, Joy Abundant at Denver Protest on Day Seven
This time, Mayor Michael Hancock joined the marchers.
Sour Notes as DIME, Metropolitan State University Cut Ties
DIME Denver founders say Metropolitan State University violated their contract when it severed ties.
RAW Moves National Arts Drive in Solidarity With Black Lives Matter
“At RAW, we believe that nothing takes the place of seeing art, or experiencing performances, fashion or music live in person.”
How Denver’s Art-House Movie Theaters Are Navigating the Closures
Denver Film has adapted to the shutdown, and the lessons learned may change how the organization moves forward into a virtual future.
Blackout Tuesday and Music Industry’s Response to Police Killings
Blackout Tuesday is here, new music about police violence is dropping, and musicians are hitting the streets.
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Sixteen Songs by Denver Musicians That Confront Police Violence
From rappers to punks to rockers, Denver musicians have been confronting police violence and white supremacy for years.
Olive Moya’s New Mural at Illegal Pete’s: “IT’S OK NOT TO BE OK”
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
This Print Sale Benefits Three Colfax Avenue Tattoo Shops
The Colfax Ave Business Improvement District is throwing a fundraiser for three tattoo shops.
Things to Do in Denver Today Without Leaving Your Home
Denver’s cultural institutions are offering plenty of ways to have fun from home.