Visual Arts

Artist Markus Puskar is inviting the public to fill in his new mural on the Cherry Creek Trail.

September’s First Friday will hit like an earthquake, but it’s a welcome shake-up, with what seems like every gallery in the region dropping a new show for the fall season. That’s in addition to Crush Walls, which will continue to paint much of the town through the weekend. As a…

Artist Brady Dollyhigh prepares for his first exhibition, showcasing a 24 hour continuous line drawing that went viral.

A crash course in the city’s street-art festival.

As “Ballerinas” dances off the mall, discussion of public art takes center stage.

The High Plains Comedy Festival, headlined by Maria Bamford, dominates September’s comedy schedule.

Time for a quick trip to Colorado Springs

The defendant posted an apology on cropcirclefilms.com.

Offerings of street art, installations and pie abound this week in Denver’s art world.

These works look to natural forms for inspiration.

MCA Denver hired Nora Burnett Abrams as its director, an affirmation of the vision established by former director Adam Lerner.

Denver Arts & Venues wants more people interacting with DenverPublicArt.org, so the city agency is throwing a competition.

If you didn’t get tickets for Su Teatro this weekend, you’re in luck.

One of Denver’s ugliest sculptures is on the move.

From film screenings to installations, Denver’s art scene is busy this week.

The project will roll out in phases until the fiftieth anniversary.

Nora Burnett Abrams will replace Adam Lerner as the head of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Victor Ngo-Smith opens New Cottage Arts, an all-age art and music school and gallery space on Federal Boulevard.

William Horstmann-Craig is capturing Denver’s most iconic street.

Shana Colbin Dunn is ready to celebrate rebranding Kismet as Luna and Jasper.

From new work by CT Nelson and the Secret Love Collective to a closing sale at Fusion Factory, the Denver art world has plenty going on.