Visual Arts

The Instagram event #sharethemicCO is designed to amplify black voices.

Go to the galleries this weekend.

June is a month for celebrating liberation.

The new mural outside Leon Gallery remembers Isabella Thallas, a 21-year-old woman killed near Coors Field last week.

The New Mexico-based artist will be showing her work at ILA Gallery.

He was arrested in Park County on a traffic stop.

The institution at 1200 Broadway has had a rough few months.

Hundreds of Denver residents joined Adri Norris and Pat Milbery to paint a Black Lives Matter mural on Broadway in Denver.

The two were just taking their dog for a walk.

The street mural will be painted in the 1400 Block of Broadway.

In solidarity with the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, these muralists are putting their art to work against graffiti on historic sculptures.

In a new video about the murder of George Floyd, Laura Thomas asks: “Can You See Me Now?”

If you’re looking for beauty and provocation, hit the galleries this week. Just keep your distance.

COVID-19 shut down the world, and photographers picked up their cameras.

It’s been a volatile week for the Tattered Cover, which issued a statement of neutrality on Black Lives Matter protests and then apologized.

The Denver Zoo is reopening with COVID-19 regulations in place.

Thomas “Detour” Evans and Hiero Veiga are making sure Denver never forgets the lives of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

Artist Shawn Huckins is obsessed with history and visual representations of power.

New murals on the Sports Castle honor George Floyd, Colin Kaepernick and Black Lives Matter.

The Denver Zoo, which received permission from the City of Denver to reopen, is now waiting on the state.

The shot was inspired by the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, but went viral at the George Floyd protests in Denver.

From exhibiting comic-book style art to paintings that drip off the wall, Denver’s galleries are back at it.