Visual Arts

From murals to music, he’s painting the town.

Adrian Raya isn’t entirely disappointed that his thesis show is now virtual.

Denver has temporarily closed streets. But what happens when the stay-at-home orders end?

The Denver muralist is selling prints to support the closed restaurants that have supported his career.

His shoes will be all but impossible to fill.

With an Art in a Box program, Access Gallery is keeping its artists busy and paid.

Dirk Cussler talks about his latest collaboration with his late father, Clive.

The world keeps turning, even if you’re stuck at home.

With physical intimacy off the table, people are connecting in new ways.

From downtown to Broadway, Denver artists are painting murals on boarded-up buildings.

The museum marks Titanic Month with a virtual game of Titanic Jeopardy.

On a utility box near Colorado Boulevard and 8th Avenue, somebody has painted: “Thank You Helpers.”

Colorado funders are rallying to support artists through the COVID-19 crisis.

A group wants to have Carmen Court declared historic.

“He loves their mom, but he’s not their effing dad.”

The arts entertainment company Meow Wolf has laid off 201 employees and put more than fifty on furlough indefinitely.

There goes the neighborhood!

Will the show ever go on? The Denver Center for the Performing Arts thinks so.

In the time of COVID-19, this photographer is making art and money through virtual shoots.

In the center ring: Amber Blais.

The photographer left her storebought family behind.

Art education has functions other than “fun.”