Visual Arts

Rodney Wood’s new museum is dedicated to displaying art cars.

The exhibit showcases some of the local scene’s brightest lights.

The People’s Fair, Denver’s oldest neighborhood festival, has announced it will not be coming back in 2019.

Valentine hearts and flowers are in your art stars this weekend, as are pigs, shows about the environment, artist-in-residence culminations, artist networking, immigrant issues and the transformative power of documentary photography.

In a way, this is really Colorado’s triennial.

Koko Bayer began wheat-pasting in 2015, putting up works of art around Denver that feature photographs by Herbert Bayer, her grandfather.

Get ready for the party of the year, a celebration of hip-hop through the decades.

The annual arts extravaganza returns March 1.

Arts enthusiasts dressed in their most fashion-forward attire for CultureHaus’s annual gala at the Denver Art Museum.

Enjoy yourself on the cheap.

Jordan Casteel’s first museum solo, Returning the Gaze, is a sweet homecoming and a measure of how far she’s come as an artist.

The show at Niza Knoll Gallery is only his second solo.

Celebrate First Friday weekend in style.

Work by Yoshitomo Saito is up at William Havu Gallery, while Enrique Martínez Celaya is showing at Robischon.

Sommer Browning and Esteban Peralta have opened art galleries in their garages.

You don’t have to open your wallet to enjoy yourself this week.

The Denver Art Museum’s Christian Dior exhibit will now close March 17.

If the upcoming weekend presents you with nothing but empty pockets and idle time, don’t despair; we know precisely how to meet your penny-pinching and boredom-fighting entertainment needs.

It’s a good weekend to get in shape for First Friday, with an unexpectedly rich slate for the end of January. New exhibitions, lectures, arty hangouts and fond farewells all figure into the art itinerary.

Andrea Moore and Faith Vidrine are friends, and like most friends, they share an easy back-and-forth rapport when they talk about other friends and all the fun things they’ve done together and how the world works.

William Stockman, Julia Sanders and William Stoehr all display new works.

Mark Sink will share untold stories about Andy Warhol January 24.