Artist, poet, playwright and Los Mocochetes bandmember, North Denver’s Diego Florez-Arroyo does it all
His new art show feels like an experiment on what is possible for one person to create.
All Stories
Connected by kilns, these cross-cultural connections were shaped by clay
Painters and sculptors are known for working in solitude. They spend long hours alone in their studios -- thinking, brushing, hammering, polishing — emerging only when they have something they...
Artist creates clouds of color with fabric at Understudy gallery
Maki Teshima’s "Botanical Stories” is a sculpture, technically, but it feels more like a three-dimensional painting. Visitors are invited to walk right inside of it.
Memory and faith collide in “Descansa en el Poder” at Denver gallery
Artist Denise Zubizarreta’s installation is at RedLine Arts Center.
A critic’s guide to Denver’s Free Night at the Museums
Denver Arts Week starts Nov. 1 but the big draw is Nov. 2 when major museums stay open late.
Mixing the past and present (and art and artifacts) to tell the story of Colorado
“De la Tierra,” the recently opened exhibition at the Colorado History Center, cuts across the usual lines that define museum shows. And it does so in a burst of colors.
Photo show: Don’t take the city’s best architecture for granted
Photo contest captures houses, skyscrapers, museums, parks, streets and monuments through the unique viewpoints of the people who live, work and play among them every day.
DAM’s new textile show is a tribute to a universal art form
Museums get a lot of attention for the art they collect, but less so for the art they conserve. And conservation is, arguably, the most important, expensive and relentless part...
Sam Grabowska’s new exhibit at Leon Gallery explores trauma and survival
Grabowska’s works explore the human body and soul, and how they exist and evolve under difficult condition.
Soprano Karen Slack brings her recital “African Queens” to Denver
An innovative idea and a very impressive voice will get you far in the opera world.