Visual Arts

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

Hit the galleries for a break from the holidays.

The galleries are also popular event spaces.

After starting small in Santa Fe, the immersive arts group is going big in D.C., Denver and Las Vegas.

A Denver Art Museum visitor reportedly attempted to destroy pieces of art around 2 p.m. Sunday, December 9.

From drag queens to dancers to comics, Colorado’s creatives keep giving.

The Colorado Symphony will continue its take on the Harry Potter series this January.

Don’t miss the chance to shop locally.

Tonks, the Denver Zoo’s youngest aye-aye, is ready to greet visitors.

Looking for holiday gift ideas? Want to see what Denver’s First Friday festivities have in store? Here is your guide.

Givers and savers alike should find plenty to enjoy among these ten free or cheap events in Denver this weekend.

He was an artist’s artist, but twenty years after his death, a new exhibit is sparking broader interest.

The gallery is hosting solos by Deborah Dancy, Gary Komarin, Tom Lieber and Judy Pfaff.

The DPL hopes that the new policy will bring back old customers.

This neighborhood has miles of drainage canals, offering endless opportunities for art.

Tuesday is Colorado Gives Day, but Denver performers will be giving all week long.

Don’t let boredom take over your life. Enjoy yourself, on the cheap.

This art-lover’s weekend is short and sweet, with a few last- and first-chance receptions and exhibits about identity, memory and historical references, and a block of experimental video that will blow your mind.

At ninety, the Boulder artist still has it.

The month abounds with comedic gifts.

Simon Zalkind has curated a very impressive show of her work at RedLine.

Adam Lerner, the head of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, has declined to renew his contract and will be leaving his position in June.