Meet the new artist-in-residence at RedLine.

Roy Smith has suffered bigotry and violence, but now settled in the San Luis Valley with friends who look out for him, he collects things and turns them into folk-art assemblages.

Moe Gram is more than an artist with a hip-hop vibe. She’s a woman of color with a strong arts resume and a stake in community-building, who sits on the board of the Birdseed Collective and collaborates with Odessa Denver on the Creatives at Roundish Tables discussion series, all while teaching at STRIVE Prep Green Valley Ranch and running her own Moe Gram Art & Lifestyle brand, a one-woman community enrichment machine.

Arna Miller came late to her chosen discipline as an artist and printmaker, but arrived at it ready to be completely immersed.

Catherine O’Neill Thorn founded Art From Ashes fifteen years ago out of a love for poetry and the power of personal epiphany to drag the hurt out of young people.

When we first showcased artist Donald Fodness in 2013, he was finishing a residency at RedLine, teaching at the University of Denver and trying his hand at being a leader in Denver’s art world and conducting experiments in collaboration.

Evan Weissman and Warm Cookies of the Revolution are still bringing civic health to Denver.

Painter Margaret Neumann has cast an aura over Denver’s art scene for decades.

A Denver native, Sarah Bowling returned from school at the Art Institute of Chicago with her BFA and fresh new ideas to re-infiltrate into the Denver art community over the last couple of years.