Visual Arts

MCA Denver is launching the Octopus Initiative, an art-lending library that’s also an experiment in mutual trust.

Spring is almost here in Denver, and galleries are blossoming with group shows and musings on the environment, alongside a pop-up retail art experiment, exhibits designed to change the way you think and a foray into performance art.

The week ahead holds much more in store than workaday woes – and some of it is free.

When it comes to Colorado weirdness, nothing beats Nederland’s Frozen Dead Guy Days.

Roddy MacInnes developed an eye and love for photography as a boy in Scotland, and it’s become his oeuvre and daily diary as the years have passed.

Looking for a fun, cheap weekend? Here’s your guide.

The five Buntport artists often create a full theater work based on a single eccentric premise.

This weekend in Denver galleries, you’ll find a rich grab bag of shows.

See it for yourself when the museum opens on March 10, 2018.

Whether you’re looking for whisky, women in power, or the Holy Grail, there’s a literary happening in Denver this week for you.

Amy Herman describes the Awesome Foundation as “an ever-growing, worldwide network of people devoted to forwarding the interests of awesomeness in the universe, $1,000 at a time.”

Denver boasts many opportunities for free fun. Here are our picks for this first full workweek in March 2018.

The Dikeou Collection is currently hosting SupaStore Human – We Are the Product.

The designer behind Kimono Dragons talks about Artopia 2018 and Denver fashion.

The second annual fest comes to Denver on March 3, 2018.

Looking for things to do in Denver? Here are ten affordable options for the first weekend in March 2018.

It’s not just printmaking art lovers can enjoy this First Friday in Denver.

The museum will open to the public with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 10.

Ten creative works every Black Panther fan should know.

Denver has plenty of cinematic offerings outside of the multiplexes. Here are ten good bets.

The Denver Comic Con announced on February 27 that it will host a very special guest at its 2018 iteration—none other than Frank Miller.

Ink these events and exhibits into your calendar.