Visual Arts Archives

“In our current weird world, we have lost sight of the fact that cowboy culture was always an immigrant culture.”

Lanterns light up the Denver metro area this summer with glowing lakes, giant sculptures and magical after-dark adventures.

Now in its 34th year, the event is one of the most competitive fine arts festivals in the United States.

The second edition of this free festival transforms Denver into a month-long showcase of international and local video art.

Spectra Art Space’s Novo Ita: Propagation brings story-rich, hands-on immersion to South Broadway.

Creator Aaron Reynolds hits Mutiny Comics before Fan Expo.

“I was like, ‘What can I do to be able to stay home with my dogs and earn money?'”

An exclusive look inside Denver’s newest looping, immersive performance, which runs from June 21 to August 9 at Meow Wolf.

The exhibit comments on society’s obsession with inserting ourselves into every narrative via our smartphones.

The developers received over 1,000 suggestions.

“It was a tragedy on so many levels,” says Mister V. “And honestly, a miracle that he didn’t kill anyone else before taking his own life.”

This colorful two-day outdoor festival in the Golden Triangle Creative District features 230 artists and 4,000 pieces of chalk.

“With this project, we’re transforming what was essentially a doughnut hole in the urban fabric.”

This visual art exhibition at Union Hall invites visitors to pose a question and then enter the gallery blindfolded.

Cookie Factory opens to the public on Saturday, May 24 with a block party showcasing its inaugural exhibit Nothing Without Nature.

“Rooted in Tradition” will honor Pacific Mercantile founder George Inai.

Colorado arts organizations comment on their lost NEA funding.

The DAM’s Eyes On series for contemporary has returned with a tribute to Susan Wick, who ran legendary hipster hangout City Spirit from 1984 to 1997.

Developer Carla Ferreira has filled Hogan Park with incredible sculptures, including work from the Burning Man Festival and beyond.

Visit the Grand Staircase and the flooding Marconi Wireless Room before watching the ship sink as many times as you want.

Ten-year-old me probably would’ve loved it. Adult me, who has died in dream-shipwrecks night after night, was unimpressed.

“This whole new system is a direct result of organizing and consensus from a majority of our members, all local small businesses.”