Review: Arvada Triennial Shows Off the Art of This State
In a way, this is really Colorado’s triennial.
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Koko Bayer Takes History to the Streets With Her Wheat-Pastes
Koko Bayer began wheat-pasting in 2015, putting up works of art around Denver that feature photographs by Herbert Bayer, her grandfather.
Comedian Jackie Kashian Lost Herself in The Dork Forest
Comedian Jackie Kashian has built a solid following since the week in 1985 when she heckled the legendary Sam Kinison.
Artopia 2019 Announces Final Entertainment Lineup
Get ready for the party of the year, a celebration of hip-hop through the decades.
The Ten Best Comedy Shows in Denver: February 2019
Langston Kerman, Marcella Arguello and Carmen Lynch are among the best comics performing in Denver in February 2019.
Review: The Diary of Anne Frank a Triumphant Tearjerker at Arvada Center
It’s hard to imagine a better production of this play.
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The 21 Best Events in Denver, February 5 Through February 11
Mac and cheese,the Denver Jewish Film Festival, monster trucks, a Neal Cassady birthday bash and more!
Here’s The Shining! Opera Colorado Gives Stephen King’s Novel a Voice
Subscriptions for the 2019-2020 are on sale at the Opera Colorado website.
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
The days ahead are awash with music, comedy, and family-friendly festivities; so keep reading and feel emboldened to venture out to the five best free events in Denver this week.
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Colorado Creatives: Jessica Kooiman Parker
Jessica Kooiman Parker brought new life to Longmont’s Firehouse Art Center in her time there as director and curator, mounting fresh and vital exhibitions that neatly bypassed the pictures-on-a-wall gallery model, while incorporating her second passion, film, into the center’s programming.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
These five fantastic literary events gleam through the dim light of an early Denver February.
Camille Dungy on Race, Motherhood and the Guidebook to Relative Strangers
Camille Dungy is a Colorado State University professor and award-winning poet…but it’s her recent book of essays that’s winning accolades.
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Reader: Docs Last, and Are a Good F-U to the Fashion Industry
FashioNation has been selling Dr. Martens boots for more than three decades, and the demand keeps growing.
Why Hip-Hop? Jolt, Curator of Artopia, Explains It All for You
The annual arts extravaganza returns March 1.
Fashion Fans Dressed to Impress at Art of Dior Gala
Arts enthusiasts dressed in their most fashion-forward attire for CultureHaus’s annual gala at the Denver Art Museum.
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Denver Fringe Festival Will Debut in September 2019
Applications are being accepted now at denverfringefestival.org.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Six Free)
Enjoy yourself on the cheap.
Jordan Casteel on Returning the Gaze at the Denver Art Museum
Jordan Casteel’s first museum solo, Returning the Gaze, is a sweet homecoming and a measure of how far she’s come as an artist.
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Review: Topher Straus Creates a Digital Look at Landscapes in The Parks
The show at Niza Knoll Gallery is only his second solo.
Gallery Picks: Twenty Things to Do for First Friday
Celebrate First Friday weekend in style.
Review: Solos at Havu and Robischon Display Objective Ideas
Work by Yoshitomo Saito is up at William Havu Gallery, while Enrique Martínez Celaya is showing at Robischon.
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Review: Benchmark’s Wakey Wakey Tackles the Tough Topic of Death
Death is the subject of Will Eno’s play.