Denver
Also labeled: Biennials, Green Economy, video art, installation art, Art Modern Contemporary, Contemporary art painting, Cultural criticism, News and commentary, art, architecture, Biennial of the Americas
Gonzalo Lebrija's "History of Suspended Time: Monument for the Impossible" was commissioned...
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Sobey Art Award finalist Brendan Tang talks about the slow-ass prototyping that is fine art ceramics at the opening of You Are Here at Plus Gallery in Denver, an official partner of the Biennial of the...
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Edward Ranney takes viewers on a tour of the Ancient Americas through his photographs. Shaped by Culture: New World Landscapes by Edward Ranney is at the Denver Art Museum as part of the Biennial of the Americas.
Marie M. Vlasic presents altered hyper-realistic nude portraits at Walker Fine Art in Denver. The portraits are unflinching in their portrayal of interesting people who have altered...
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Also labeled: Biennials, Border Issues, Green Economy, Modernist architecture, video art, installation art, Art Modern Contemporary, Contemporary art painting, News and commentary, art, architecture, Creative Economy, photography, contemporary photography
Denver's Mayor John Hickenlooper talks about creative industries in Colorado, the Denver Biennial of the Americas, and what sustainability means.
Also labeled: Biennials, Green Economy, Art Modern Contemporary, Contemporary art painting, Cultural criticism, News and commentary, art, architecture, Colorado Council on the Arts, Colorado Film, Creative Economy, Richard Florida
Artwork Network and other online sites are banking that interior designers and art consultants will purchase...
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Denver Biennial is in good hands according to Kyle McMillan at the Denver Post. Those hands belong to...
Colorado Council on the Arts replaces a former grant program with a new "Colorado Creates" initiative, as Governor Ritter, before announcing he will not run for re-election, announces three-pronged legislation to support the arts. The Colorado...
Leanne culls out as things to watch in 2010: How DAM director Christoph Heinrich will keep working to transform the controversial...
Christoph Heinrich, curator and director of the Denver Art Museum, invited 17 contemporary artists to "embrace" the Daniel Libeskind-designed Hamilton Wing.
A greater percentage of adults attend arts events in the Mountain Region than the US average...
Bruce Mau is out as Denver Biennial of the Americas artistic director. His studio says In Good We Trust, which...
There is something cowgirlish in traversing Denver, visiting galleries and seeking out art. Up...
With no updates to the Denver Biennial website, the BECA Foundation has moved to make "emerging arts" a big part of the program, via its initiative, CURATE THIS! No updates to the
The Denver Biennial of the Americas has some awesome growing pains. Denver artists and art dealers are...
Groovey experiences Colorado ice-princess weather in September, at Monolith. If I may bastardize Heinlein a bit: Colorado is a harsh mistress; during September she sure does whine and complain a lot. I have lived in Colorado for 18 years now and...
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