Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Center for Visual Art (CVA) is an award-winning, off-campus art gallery. Founded in 1990, the gallery serves the school’s students as well as the community, and shows off the fact that MSU Denver has the only public higher education art program in the state.
Art Galleries in Denver
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Clayton Lane Fine Art, in the heart of Cherry Creek, offers an eclectic lineup of fifty artists working in realism, impressionism and abstract styles.
Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC) is dedicated to fostering the understanding and appreciation of photography in all forms and concepts through exhibition, education, and community outreach.
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The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center expanded in 2008 to better serve the community. The facilty houses museum galleries, the SaGaJi Theatre, the Caf
Common Grounds has been slinging coffee in Denver since the early ’90s, long before the popularity of super-chains and Frappuccinos. The original location is still going strong in the Highlands, while the downtown spot moved to different digs across the street in 2009. However, the LoDo locations did keep its most notable feature: a beer […]
Co-operative art gallery owned, stocked, and staffed by 30+ member artists working in the Pikes Peak and Front Range area.
Concept Colorado is a new and dynamic 11-acre art complex being developed on the edge of Denver by Jeanie Nuanes King, a long time Denver arts advocate, developer and artist. The project, located in Commerce City, will offer art studios, galleries, food and other amenities; and eventually live/work spaces. The project directly addresses space concerns […]
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The CU Art Museum on the University of Colorado’s Boulder campus has been featuring exhibitions, collections,and education programs for students, faculty and the public since 1939. And in its new facility, the museum continues to serve as a thought-provoking arts center for the CU community, with a wide variety of relevant displays and activities.
David Cook Galleries in LoDo shows off the special knowledge of its owner, David Cook, who’s been in the business for three decades. The focus here is on Colorado artwork, as well as New Mexican art and fine native American pieces that Cook has been dealing in for thirty years. He purchases both individual pieces […]
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DecorAsian got its start in Boulder, then moved into a 15,000-square foot warehouse and showroom in Denver. There it offers a variety of furniture and d
The Denver Performing Arts Complex comprises many of Denver’s best theaters and venues; it’s the second largest performing arts complex in the country. The stages host everything from touring musicals to shows by local playwrights to the symphony.