Visual Arts

After the police killing of George Floyd, filmmaker Lares Feliciano used animation to deal with her grief and rage.

After being kicked out of Night Window, an artist housing project, Blair Sagan moved into a Jeep and doubled down on creating art.

Get to the galleries for political art and more.

Longmont Museum’s twentieth anniversary Day of the Day exhibit opens October 2.

Curator Zoe Larkins talks about the MCA Denver’s latest exhibit.

Star Ilalaole and Nick Young, founders of the new Denver production company esSense Productions, talk about their first project.

October has two full moons.

“We all need love now more than ever.”

Stick close to home or head for the hills.

David Daniel designed the new center devoted to art, science and education.

The seventeen-year-old has been charged with murdering protesters.

Go see art this weekend.

Colorado Ballet is finding many ways to stay alive during COVID-19 pandemic
and its company-wide furlough.

After a five year hiatus, the Denver-based horror festival is coming to a living room near you.

As a founding director of Evolving Doors Dance for the past fifteen years, Angie Simmons knows something about evolution.

The community is raising funds for her recovery.

This Rosh Hashanah, Jewish artist Bryan Goldfeder repairs the world, one shard of glass at a time.

Get out and see some art this weekend.

Denver’s home-grown voice continues a national winning streak with her short story collection Sabrina & Corina.

Social distancing makes participatory performances tough.

Laura Krantz’s celebrated podcast explores whether we are alone in the universe and the people who care.

Art is up against the wall in 2020.