Visual Arts

“Come get trashy with us,” is Lonnie Hanzon’s pitch for his upcoming inaugural Trash Fashion Show benefit for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado.

From silent films to drive-in movies, June has an abundance of things to do for cinephiles of all stripes.

The weather’s heating up, and so is Denver’s entertainment calendar.

Thomas “Detour” Evans has become a Denver icon – and now he’s gone worldwide.

Events took a surprising turn when the bicyclists turned up the Dairy Block alley.

Photoshop was not used in the making of these images.

Don’t miss out on all the fun Denver offers.

Bobbi Walker’s curated a fine group show about mark making.

There is no excuse not to laugh.

Don’t waste this First Friday weekend in Denver.

Berlin-based artist Stephanie Imbeau is bringing “Place/d,” a new series of monumental light installations comprising brightly lit umbrellas, to Breckenridge on May 31 through June 3.

Abstraction has been making a major comeback this spring, and shows such as these just add to the momentum.

Celebrate thirty years of public art in Denver!

Enjoy the weekend on the cheap.

It missed last season, but now it’s back.

The Matchbox is back and damper than ever.

Hit the galleries this Memorial Day weekend.

Contemporary conceptual photographers Kristen Hatgi Sink and Jason DeMarte make magic out of reality.

“Endless War” echos the theme of the mural currently wrapping MCA Denver.

After a gloomy weekend, a new Monday has dawned, heralding the arrival of five days’ worth of entertainment.

When over Cirque du Soleil acrobats from eighteen countries around the world rehearse for Corteo, language can be a stumbling block.

It’s a busy weekend for art galleries in Denver.