Visual Arts

Barbara Bridges and Jill Tietjen’s Hollywood: Her Story tells the story of women in film in the United States.

Head out to the galleries for some holiday shopping.

The show highlights Chicano/a muralists in Colorado.

Style Crone Judith Boyd will be at his signing November 14.

The Denver Art Museum is spotlighting post-Mexican Revolution art at a show that includes works by Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.

Longtime Denver film programmer Keith Garcia has been promoted to be the artistic director of the Sie FilmCenter.

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Phil Luna is resurrecting two Bertolt Brecht plays to explore the political and ethical dilemmas facing the United States today.

Don’t miss the party that starts thirty minutes after sunset tonight.

Denver’s art scene is loaded with things to do this week.

A trio of galleries host impressive shows.

Thomas Evans, aka Detour, imagines the music of the future in his latest installation at RedLine Contemporary.

Curious Theatre’s latest production of Thanksgiving Play is thoroughly enjoyable if not lacking much to ponder.

The Grawlix, Jordan Doll and Trae Crowder perform in Denver this month.

Chris Kendall didn’t like the book Tuesdays With Morrie. Now he’s starring in the lead role.

Between gallery openings and Denver Art Week, there’s plenty of ways art lovers can stay busy this weekend in Denver.

The show is tied to the Candlelight Revolution in South Korean.

The building houses the Black American West Museum.

The collective We Were Wild turned the Hut, a house slated for demolition, into an art installation.

Celebrate your ancestors through art, athleticism and dance this Día de los Muertos.

Colorado boasts a treasure trove of Earth’s post-asteroid fossil record.

After being forced to move twice, Dead Drift Tattoo has found a new home in the Art District on Santa Fe.