Art Galleries in Denver
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Dorothy Tanner’s Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery features unique sculptures, fountains and structures all designed around her medium of choice — light. Nearly every weekend, the gallery hosts a variety of events, from DJs to workshops to parties to live performances.
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MegaFauna, located on Blake Street in the RiNo neighborhood, is a hip clothing boutique with a social mission. The store strives to support local creativity by providing a place for designers, jewelers, musicians and other artists to display their work.
An unprepossessing storefront at the north end of the Tracks/EXDO building at 35th and Walnut streets doesn’t look much like RiNo’s hippest new gathering space. From the outside, it looks like a dentist’s office or a small legal firm. The name on the door, Millers & Rossi, might even support that notion. But those in […]
Mirada Fine Art Gallery occupies the historic trading post in Indian Hills. The gallery features artists whose work has a Colorado flavor, and Mirada has been rewarded for its dedication with a handful of best art-gallery awards in recent years. But the scenic setting is reason enough to visit.
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A Boulder-based pool repair service since 1978, Mr. Pool have recently opened an eye-catching gallery featuring local artists.
Latin-American art, including Images of Devotion in Spanish Colonial America and Ancient Art of the Americas, continuing exhibits.
More than 60 works in a museum without walls, including the Urban Sculpture Garden.
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The Events Center is located on the First Floor of the Naropa University Nalanda Campus, closest to the North Entrance to the building. Parking lot entrances are located off 63rd St on the South (Facing Arapahoe Ave) and North sides of the building (facing Recycle Center).
Located by the Denver Art Museum, the Native American Trading Company has been open since 1983, with galleries that feature authentic Native American works of art, including pottery, baskets and jewelry. Today it’s one of roughly fifty art galleries that participate in the Golden Triangle Museum District’s First Friday celebration, with a free bus shuttling […]