Visual Arts

From Margaret Cho to Kathy Griffin and the High Plains Comedy Festival, August boasts one of the best months in comedy of 2018.

Summer used to be the time when galleries kicked back and presented thrown-together shows of stock from the back room. No longer.

The Colorado Rockies are planning a big development for where Lonnie Hanzon’s sculpture now stands.

As the face of the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys, DMMDT executive director Wendy Littlepage has worked hard to attract millennials while preserving strong relationships with more traditional audiences of the very young and the very old. Almost single-handedly, Littlepage has not only kept the museum, located since…

Drew Austin thinks so. But how?

Happy Monday, thrifty yet adventurous Coloradans! There’s plenty of fun ahead.

The piece was burned on Wednesday, then dropped on Friday.

Enjoy comedy, music, Peruvian culture and more.

Hit the galleries this weekend.

New Territory: Landscape Photography Today lives up to at least half of its name.

The Denver Art Museum has announced it will be brining 100-plus works by French impressionist Claude Monet to Denver in what the museum is billing as “the most comprehensive U.S. exhibition of Monet paintings in more than two decades.”

Have fun during your spare time without using too much spare change.

Elon Musk reached a deal with potter Tom Edwards.

Chilean artist Adolfo Romero installs hopscotch art on Santa Fe Drive.

Mile High Mixtape Vol. 1 is an art exhibit pairing musicians and visual artists.

Get busy, Denver – on the cheap.

Hit the galleries this weekend.

What would the most influential classical composer in history say if he heard the greatest jazz musicians of the 21st century?

In the heat of July, these colorful exhibits are an aesthetic eyeful.

The 110-year-old amusement park has seen its share of ups and downs.

CinemaQ founder and Sie FilmCenter chief programmer Keith Garcia makes his picks for the ninth edition of Denver’s LGBTQ film festival.

A documentary premiering at Foothills Art Center captures the Center’s recent projects aimed at changing the conversation around mental health and teen suicide.