Visual Arts

Denver’s music and horror film scenes are remembering a local legend.

Learn about race and art, art and age, the election and more.

The Denver spot is slated to open in late 2021.

The film, now on Netflix, strays from the original story of the Chicago Seven but is nonetheless timely.

The Soul Stories Podcast dives into the story of the 23-year-old massage therapist and violinist killed by Aurora police.

Get out to the galleries this weekend.

Denver’s festival of Native filmmakers and artists has migrated online.

Amid furloughs, Colorado Ballet received a matching donation from an anonymous couple for the company’s relief and recovery fund.

The virtual fest will be supplemented by three in-person screenings.

The blockbuster will open October 25 at the Denver Art Museum.

See Denver’s best public art, drink beer and take selfies.

He will receive a cultural achievement award for his music photography and his work with the American Indian Movement.

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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.