Visual Arts

Ditch the grill. Embrace the art.

The Clerks director talks about his heart attack, He-Man and Mile High Comics before opening his fast-food pop-up at Globe Hall.

The artist’s exhibit Interconnected runs at Thrive Ballpark from May 21 through the end of June.

Hit the galleries this weekend.

Sixteen artists will have a month each to work in an old warehouse in the RiNo Art District.

Author Steven Dunn is building community for Denver writers of color.

The Denver7 building will be coming down.

Over 100 Colorado artists are contributing.

Matt Barton’s new installation has two functions: community play area and water drainage.

Racists, anti-racists, brooding existentialists and an eco-minded artist have been painting the walls next to the trail.

Load up on fresh art at these seventeen exhibitions.

Junkyard Social inspires play in people of all ages.

With a new piece of art and a loaded calendar, the Belvue venue is back in business.

Start May off with a little springtime gallery hopping.

Through the lens, photographer Matthew Pevear sees life and motion in everyday scenes.

Ryan Joseph Connell has left Knew Conscious to open his own gallery in the highlands.

Artworks by Denver BIPOC artists have been taken out of storage and will be sold at Gerard’s Pool Hall.

The massive installation will include a performance venue, a cafe and loads of art.

Founder Keo Frazier hosts a Platte River tour and talk with environmental artivist Benjamin Von Wong.

It’s a calm but mighty week for new shows in Denver.

Join museum director Nora Abrams and NYU professor Amy Whitaker to learn more about the hottest trend in the art world.

The shop and gallery highlights the products of women and nonbinary entrepreneurs and will serve as a community hub.