Visual Arts

The quote on this piece of graffiti art refers to one sniper, but the image depicts another woman who also killed Nazis.

Black Cube Gallery is hosting a new series, “Talk With Your Mouth Full.”

Wheat pasted to a traffic control box just outside Denver’s City Park, a print honors Lyudmila Pavlichenko, a Soviet sniper who shot 300 Nazis.

Artists have until January 4 to apply for $5,000 grants to create a piece for Side Stories

The remaining days of 2018 may be waning quickly, but the good times roll right along.

Chairs Lady offers a ringside seat at design history.

The Broncos didn’t have a championship season, but Denver art galleries and museums did.

Denver’s entertainment scene is the gift that keeps on giving.

From Meow Wolf roaring to a local potter feuding with Elon Musk, it’s been a busy year for the arts in Denver.

Celebrate decades of hip-hip at The Church on March 1.

City officials cutting ties with Open Media Foundation to “modernize” community media didn’t bother to show up to a slumber party and final broadcast from the studios at 700 Kalamath celebrating the end of an era of the nonprofit running cable access in Denver.

Hit the galleries and celebrate the end of 2018.

G. Roslie keeps her textile art simple and her dyes environmentally clean.

Both galleries have strong new exhibits.

It is unclear when the theater will reopen.

Caroling and comedy!

A splash of color can inject new life into anything. So can artist/designer Erin Tate. We’d spotted her several times around Denver: once at Thrift Con by Station, and again in RiNo near 27th and Larimer streets. Every time we saw her, we were captivated by the meticulous paintings she creates on…

The Albuquerque artist took Denver’s Mile High status into account for this show.

The holiday season doesn’t diminish the variety of entertainments Denver offers.

Eat, drink and be shopping the wares of local artisans.

Hit the galleries for a break from the holidays.