Denver Life

Shop till you drop at these cultural institutions.

He’s making music here and around the world.

Where to take the kids this holiday season.

Charlie Miller’s a force behind Off-Center, Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ immersive project.

Lee had to leave the city to become a father.

Kim Harrell’s keenly modern work as a Bauhaus-influenced silversmith dances between functionality and the purely decorative universe.

These 2019 releases are perfect for gift-giving and stocking-approved.

A champion for local artists with artistic passions of his own, Eric Nord runs the nonprofit Leon Gallery with Eric Dallimore.

When Lora Cheadle’s book FLAUNT! talks about “dropping your cover,” that’s not a metaphor.

Carina Bañuelos-Harrison serves cultural and art-related communities from many angles.

Artist couple Ben Kinsley and Jessica Langley might be a gift from the heavens to Colorado’s art community.

Photographer Sharifa Moore found her calling as a curator at the University of Colorado Denver, where she worked with Emmanuel Gallery director Jeff Lambson as an assistant and associate curator — a job she recently capped off by working with international artist Oliver Herring on his current installation 31 Days…

Here’s where to go for some ghoulish frights this Halloween, including real haunted hotels, parks and gardens.

Brenton Weyi attacks life with an irrepressible polymathic energy, creating through words rich in knowledge, both written and spoken.

Tickle your fancy and expand your mind.

Lonnie Hanzon, maker of dreams-come-true, is the Santa Claus of visual arts who works year-round in a glitter-encased workshop, not at the North Pole, but in Lakewood.

Halloween is near!

She’ll host a show and sale on October 13.

A new exhibition at the Museum of Nature & Science takes you behind the scenes of Pixar’s animated films.

Despite legal threats and reckless customers, Denver’s Selfie Museum is a surprisingly successful business.

Radio host, musician and artist Arlo White talks rock-and-roll, art and Denver.

The days may be growing shorter, the air chillier, but that doesn’t mean you should stay home.