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Spectra's New Immersive Is a Plant-Filled, Psychedelic Dream World

Spectra's New Immersive Is a Plant-Filled, Psychedelic Dream World

First Look: Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition

First Look: Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition

First Look: Theater of the Mind Is a Science Fair for Adults

By Emily Ferguson
Sep 14, 2022

Common optical illusions await.
Into the Woods: Denver Botanic Gardens Debuts Ursula von Rydingsvard

By Michael Paglia
May 16, 2022

Ursula von Rydingsvard debuts in Denver.
Modern Women / Modern Vision Explores History, Feminism and Expression Through Photography

By Hyde Chrastina
Apr 29, 2022

Influence across a century.
Listen to Our Cries Projects the Politics of Youth

By Alexander Elmore
Mar 7, 2022

Gun control. Climate change. Identity persecution.
Side Stories: Love Stories Brings Film, Local Artists and Love to RiNo

By Alexander Elmore
Feb 15, 2022

Love's in the air.
Traitor or Survivor? Denver Art Museum Confronts Controversial History Behind La Malinche

By Emily Ferguson
Feb 11, 2022

Traitor or survivor?
DAM's Disruption Is Both Obvious and Evocative

By Emily Ferguson
Jan 31, 2022

A feat of curatorial creativity.
Keith Haring's Grace House Mural Makes Exhibition Debut at MCA Denver

By Michael Paglia
Mar 8, 2021

The early career mural is seen for the first time since its original installation at the MCA Denver
Wander the Desert in the Shoes of Refugees at Carne y Arena

By Kyle Harris
Nov 17, 2020

Alejandro G. Iñárritu's virtual-reality installation is at the Hangar at the Stanley Marketplace.
Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Mexican Modernism Is Out of This World

By Michael Paglia
Oct 24, 2020

The blockbuster exhibit is out of this world.
Reviewed: Shows You Can See Now (or Read About)

By Michael Paglia
Mar 20, 2020

Some galleries are open by appointment.
Prints From Shark's Ink Makes Its Mark at Michael Warren

By Michael Paglia
Mar 18, 2020

In dark times, art can brighten life.
Museum of Outdoor Arts Offers a Master Class With Robert Rauschenberg

By Michael Paglia
Mar 11, 2020

The exhibit developed over years. Decades, really.
Leon Gallery Shows More Than Prints With Kevin Frances: Man in the Moon

By Michael Paglia
Mar 5, 2020

The Month of Printmaking is under way.
Solo and Group Shows Take Different Directions on Santa Fe

By Michael Paglia
Mar 4, 2020

Mary Mackey offers her own retrospective at Urban Mud.
Mark Up: Arvada Center Hosts a Pair of Major Print Shows

By Michael Paglia
Feb 26, 2020

The Month of Printmaking officially starts in March.
Solos Take Contemporary Painting and Sculpture in New Directions

By Michael Paglia
Feb 19, 2020

New shows at Robischon, David B. Smith.
Inside Prismajic's Shiki Dreams, a Sequel to Natura Obscura

By Corinne Anderson
Feb 18, 2020

Prismajic is getting ready for its newest installation, Shiki Dreams.
Artists Look at Gentrification and More at RedLine's Near in the Distance

By Michael Paglia
Feb 12, 2020

This annual show doesn't need a theme, but it has one anyway...
Michael Warren and Walker Fine Art Display Artistic Code Makers

By Michael Paglia
Feb 5, 2020

Lines, shapes and symbols all deliver artistic messages.

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