Visual Arts

The history of abstraction is being rewritten.

Denver artists will again make their mark.

Need a laugh? Steve Martin and Martin Short, Jay Leno, Patton Oswalt and more are coming this month.

Stephen Agyei, who developed his comedy in Denver, considers telling jokes about the booty to be a civic duty.

Westminster will be Alamo Drafthouse’s third Denver-area location.

Enjoy all the art Denver has to offer.

The Denver artist has two amazing solos up right now.

Theresa Clowes created an installation that celebrates Denver’s history.

Works by Francesca Woodman, Teresa Hubbard and Flora Mayo are coming to the MCA.

Thomas Evans, Chinny Bond and Lara Carolina Pagan Hidalgo are some of 2019’s Denver Arts & Venues Urban Art Fund grantees.

The recent threats of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Sweeps forced the Colorado Latino Festival organizers to cancel.

It’s clearly summer in Denver’s art world, with parties, open houses, celebrations, art trucks, and limited-edition releases.

Metro’s art department is a regional powerhouse, and it shows here.

Denver’s award-winning author, cartoonist, and ethnographer Ebony Flowers talks about her new graphic novel, Hot Comb.

SeriesFest, an annual international television festival, will celebrate the best of the genre.

The new father is offering two shows Father’s Day weekend in Denver.

Celebrate pride, explore the Governor’s Mansion and go abstract at Denver galleries.

Barbara Takenaga, Linda Fleming, Jaq Chartier and Alison Hall are showcased.

A Denver artist challenges the corporate ownership of Frida Kahlo’s image.

Gentrification “doesn’t mean anything anymore,” he says.

Denver artist Helicopter Copter’s new sound installation in Dry Gulch Park uses wind chimes to give homeless people a voice.

Jonny Barber is now looking for a new home for his collection…somewhere on Colfax Avenue.