Visual Arts

Mae Brussell will come back to life on a Denver stage.

MOTIONAL Movement’s dance videos confront issues facing youth today.

If you want to be part of the Immersive Theatre Sprint, the deadline to sign up is May 13.

Film on the Rocks promised Titanic would be screened at Red Rocks “RAIN OR SHINE,” all caps.

Here’s what’s in store at tonight’s presentation on The Lost Department Stores of Denver.

French-born choreographer Kevin Gaël Thomas opens up about his new ballet, “Beyond Borders.”

Amy Yetman of Horseshoe Craft and Flea Market, a five-time Westword Best of Denver winner, is making changes, including downsizing.

With Mother’s Day in the air, the weekend will be held aloft by pottery, clay, fiber and paper, art by women, hellos and goodbyes, adventurous art and, for the hell of it, robots.

Miners Alley Playhouse is the latest Front Range theater company to join the actors labor union, a decision embraced by executive director Len Matheo.

The shows at Sandra Phillips and Space cover a lot of territory.

Deer Pile, the DIY venue above City, O’ City, closed its doors last year with hopes of reopening. It hasn’t.

A limited number of $25 tickets will be available in a lottery before each show.

Nineteen Colorado arts groups have accepted Meow Wolf’s DIY Fund awards.

Have you seen the giant nests next to I-25 and wondered what they hell they are?

May is National Historic Preservation Month, and Denver Is getting in on the act.

Middle schoolers and artists are finding inspiration from Meow Wolf.

Time Warp Comics’ Wayne Winsett talks about the life of a comic book store owner after 35 years in the pop-culture business.

Get your First Friday on in style in May: The pickings are sweet, with a full roster of shows spotlighting sculpture, street art and think pieces.

From up-and-coming talents like Nicole Byer, Hannah Gadsby and Hari Kondabolu to TV fixtures like Chelsea Handler, Trevor Noah and JB Smoove, comedy permeates the May air like springtime pollen in May 2019.

Of Places & Spaces includes stunning work by Sandy Kinnee, Homare Ikeda and Patrick Marold.

Boulder-based spoken-word master Andrea Gibson talks about the new poem “America, Reloading,” which takes aim at the NRA.

It’s a good week to get out there and encounter some of the names and books that inspire us on legendary and literary levels.