Silent Film Festival Amplifies Creative Collaborations From a Distance
LuneAseas brought together movement artists, filmmakers and musicians to collaborate during COVID-19.
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Film on the Rocks — Drive-In Continues Into September
The Star Wars Trilogy, The Princess Bride and Rocketman are some of the music you can watch at Red Rocks.
Claude VonStroke, Desert Dwellers Play Outdoor Art Exhibit in Denver
TheHundred presents is throwing the Acoma Street Project, a socially-distanced art exhibit with world-class DJs.
Painter Earl Chuvarsky’s When Things Fall Apart Inspired by 2020
Earl Chuvarsky’s “When Things Fall Apart” exhibit explores the subject of uncertainty amid the ongoing tumult 2020.
Art Attack: Eight Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Week
An outdoor festival, a garage exhibit, and plenty of cooperative shows are on the calendar in Denver’s art world.
Real-Life Couples Interpret Chekhov in BETC’s Season Opener
Real life couples interpret a scene from Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull.
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Building Housing Spark and D’art Galleries Up for Sale
Payge Holdings LLC is selling the Santa Fe Drive space for $1,800,000.
Change.org Petition Targeting “Demonic” Art at Denver International Airport
Leo Tanguma’s art has been targeted…again.
Black Women Explore Pain and Power in Amplify: The Ladies’ Edition
The Arvada Center is releasing the second season of its Amplify series.
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Colorado Creatives: Jasmine Abena Colgan
Jasmine Abena Colgan is an assemblage sculptor, a photographer, an alchemist and a warrior who digs deeply into the roots of racism.
Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week
Our vote’s in!
Reader: I’ll Go to the Movies, and Watch the Arguments, Too
Don’t forget the popcorn.
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AMC Reopens in Colorado as Local Film Programmers Do the Right Thing
Local film programmers are experimenting with pandemic friendly screenings, while Kansas-based corporation plans to reopen on August 20.
A New Documentary Follows a Cardboard Cutout of Cory Gardner
The film follows a cardboard cut-out.
Front Range Companies Discuss Safety and Inclusivity in Theater
Rocky Mountain Artists’ Safety Alliance is hosting the Safer In Theater Zoom conversations to discuss safety guidelines.
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Ten Things to Do in Denver When It’s (Almost) Dead This Weekend
Drive-in concerts, walk-in movies and more.
Art Attack: Nine Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Week
Don’t miss these gallery shows.
Drive-Ins Are the Reel Thing This Summer
You can quarantine yourself and still be entertained!
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Truth and Dare: This Documentary Festival Is Launching Mid-Pandemic
Curt Heiner, the festival’s director, talks about the new showcase of nonfiction film.
Seven Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week
Explore the world without leaving your home.
The Peacocks Have Flown the Coop at the Denver Zoo
“We knew there would be some disappointed people.”
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New Murals Pay Tribute to Poet William Seward Bonnie
The late poet brought Denver’s literary community together.