Visual Arts

Where would you send an out-of-towner visiting the Mile High City?

Didn’t get tickets to The Book of Mormon? You’re in luck.

Don’t let the weekend pass you by without a stop at these galleries and exhibits.

So what is there to know about DiNK 2018?

Opening the Denver Museum of Nature & Science’s Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit was no easy feat.

K Contemporary and David B. Smith Gallery are showing work by contemporary artists.

From “Mustang” to the 2018 winner, there’s a lot to like about Denver’s public art.

Esteban Peralta wants to open Peralta Projects — a contemporary DIY gallery in his garage. But he’s asking his neighbors first for feedback.

Comedy Central’s The Opposition Show With Jordan Klepper is running a segment on Monday, April 9.

Marie Gibbons, Sandra Renteria and Katie Taft are organizing a Make Art in Mexico City dream vacation and clay workshop.

Artistic director Chris Coleman has raised the curtain on the fortieth season.

Readers gearing up for another temperate weekend in the Mile High City may lament being priced out of some of the city’s costlier entertainment, but that doesn’t mean they can’t experience the city’s abundance of wonders.

Here’s your guide to first Friday and beyond.

The Modern West runs through April 21, 2018.

The comic talks about his politically incorrect creation, as well as Kids in the Hall.

Robischon Gallery is hosting four solos that work well together both conceptually and aesthetically.

While blockbusters will fill the big screen, there will be a variety of festivals and special showings around Colorado.

The Museum of Outdoor Arts will move the show to 2020.

Even if you’re earning a low wage, you can live the cultural high life April 2 through April 6, 2018.

Ashley Eliza Williams and Blanca Guerra-Echeverria invent their own worlds.

See a free concert, laugh at free comedy shows and have plenty of free fun.

All the world’s a stage, including an Auraria parking lot on March 29, 2018.