Visual Arts

A new bill proposes a tax incentive for film, television and video game production in Colorado. But is it enough to save our dying industry?

The exhibit developed over years. Decades, really.

Why are so many apocalyptic stories set in Colorado?

Brokenhood: The Art of Healing Through Community opens March 12.

Denver canceled its annual St. Patrick’s Day parade over coronavirus worries.

The Colorado Book Awards’ short list is out…and Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s Sabrina & Corina didn’t make the cut.

Denver’s celebration of the Month of Printmaking is in full swing.

The Denver County Cultural Council is looking for new members.

Artspace is a nonprofit developer building affordable housing and studio space for artists.

The Month of Printmaking is under way.

Get out and march to many different drummers.

Mary Mackey offers her own retrospective at Urban Mud.

Denver’s comedy scene is cracking all month long.

Ron Bostwick, the colorful and ebullient Colorado Sound DJ, interviews the celebrities at the Boulder International Film Festival.

On East Colfax, Denver artists are finding alternative places to live.

Next to the Fainting Goat’s urinal, somebody scrawled “Punctuation Is Important” — but why?

Printmaking dominates the galleries this week. But there’s plenty more to see.

The Month of Printmaking officially starts in March.

Steve “The Chairman” Farland is looking for a home for his installation “Victory.”

The Denver Latin American art museum is closed through March 26.

The museum is increasing participatory programming.