Visual Arts

Printmaking dominates the galleries this week. But there’s plenty more to see.

The Month of Printmaking officially starts in March.

Steve “The Chairman” Farland is looking for a home for his installation “Victory.”

The Denver Latin American art museum is closed through March 26.

The museum is increasing participatory programming.

Here’s why the Denver Independent Comics & Arts Expo isn’t happening in 2020.

Alamo Drafthouse has been a regular Best of Denver winner.

Denver artist Thomas “Detour” Evans talks about his new book, Be The Artist: The Interactive Guide to a Lasting Art Career.

The popular web-comic artist brings her take on relationships and romance in the real world to the Arvada Center.

Get cultured this weekend with new art ranging from murals to experimental film.

In case you are wondering what your penny-on-the-$10 SCFD sales tax is going to fund, one answer is LEGOS.

New shows at Robischon, David B. Smith.

The new documentary Tread tells the story of Marvin Heemeyer’s bulldozer rampage in Granby.

Fa’al Ali, the owner of the soon-to-open street-art hub ILA Gallery, isn’t trying to be Denver’s next best curator.

Prismajic is getting ready for its newest installation, Shiki Dreams.

Artist Diana Perez claims a cannabis company used her art without permission.

This annual show doesn’t need a theme, but it has one anyway…

Denver’s art scene is uncharacteristically busy this winter.

How DIY is Meow Wolf anymore?

Amanda Berg Wilson is at the forefront of Colorado’s immersive theater.

When it comes to including people of color in the arts, it’s a matter that’s “important and urgent and clear.”

Natural Forces: Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington’s work captures the spirit of the United States.