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First Friday Art Walk (6-9pm)Experience the work of international, national and local artists in Denver's only multi-block art district, where viewers can easily walk to all the galleries. Within a six-block section of Santa Fe Drive area, from 5th Ave. to 10th Ave., you can enjoy over 30 participating galleries and artist studios joining the First Friday Art Walk (6-9 pm) every first Friday of the month, all year round.
First Friday History Tour (5:30 pm)This walking tour is designed to highlight the history of one of Denver's oldest neighborhoods, and link these simple beginnings with the dynamic avenue of today. Start your walk at 7th and Santa Fe (at the Byers Branch Library) and amble north with an expert guide on this 1-hour tour, then enjoy the sights and sounds of the First Friday Art Walk. Learn about three different eras in the timeline of Santa Fe: 1887, 1927 and today. There's more than just paints and pastels to Santa Fe Drive; learn about the stories beneath the stucco. These tours are not offered in December, January and February. Tours given by Denver History Tours. For more information call 720-234-7929 or visit www.denverhistorytours.com. Please note that the price for this tour is $5, a rate offered in conjunction with Denver's ArtDistrict on Santa Fe. No advance reservations are necessary. Just show up! (Should you wish to take this tour a different day or on your own, the fee is $20 per person. Please contact Denver History tours to arrange this.)
Third Friday Collectors NightA multi-gallery art opening in over 14 galleries in the Artdistrict every 3rd Friday of the month. |
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ARTDISTRICT AND GOLDEN TRIANGLE NOW CONNECTED WITH SHUTTLE COACHFriday, October 02 - Friday, January 07Please take note of the new First Friday shuttle coach that will connect two of Denver's premiere art districts each and every First Friday Art Walk. The “Connect the Dots” to the Art Walks guided shuttle coach will run a continuous loop from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM on all First Fridays as follows: Osage Light Rail Station -> Santa Fe Drive at 10th Avenue -> West High School Parking Lot at 10th Avenue and Galapago Street-> 11th Avenue at Cherokee Street -> the Denver Art Museum Entrance at 12th Artists: All art patrons |
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Brian ComberFriday, January 01 - Sunday, February 28Brian Comber Print Maker, Painter I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, and earned a BFA in Drawing and Print Making from Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. I crossed the Mississippi in the late 1990s, and hooked up with Open Press in Denver for print , and gradually added charcoal drawing and painting, with exhibits in Denver, Colorado Springs, Santa Fe, and as far away as Bulgaria and Tokyo. I continue to switch between print making and painting. The two inform each other. I approa Artists: Brian Comber |
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Art District Exhibit at the Buell TheatreThursday, January 07 - Thursday, April 01 You are cordially invited to attend a special exhibit of work representing 15 galleries in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe at the Buell Theatre from Jan 7th through April 1st. The exhibit features a wide variety of media including paintings, photography, mixed media and textile arts. A public viewing and reception will be on Monday, Feb 8 from 6pm to 8pm. |
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Art District Exhibit at the Buell TheatreThursday, January 07 - Thursday, April 01You are cordially invited to attend a special exhibit of work representing 18 artists from 15 galleries in Denver’s renowned Art District on Santa Fe appearing at the Buell Theatre from January 7th through April 1st, 2010. The exhibit features a wide variety of media including paintings, photography, mixed media and textile arts showcasing the talents of artists who regularly exhibit their work in the District. A public viewing and reception will take place on Monday, February 8 from 6pm to Artists: Various |
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Used: Mixed-Media, RecycledFriday, January 08 - Wednesday, February 24Today, more than ever, society is working to preserve and protect our environment, as we question the sustainability of our practices and materials. What responsibility do artists have in this paradigm? Art Students League members, students and faculty explore the concept of sustainability through the use of recycled materials. Artists: Art Students League members and faculty |
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Mark Friday: On/OffFriday, January 15 - Friday, February 26Mark Friday’s On/Off exhibition is largely constructed from familiar and obscure discarded pieces of wood and metal. The work suggests past views of the future, has vague references to architecture, scientific invention, and religious iconography. The element of interior light, gives the work a dual nature. In a darkened environment, the internal light sources come alive, enhancing the work's inner structures and in some cases projecting light patterns beyond their boundaries. Artists: Mark Friday |
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EMERGING 4Friday, January 15 - Saturday, February 27Curated by Robert D. Garner (who is also an emerging artist) the fourth annual emerging artist show at VERTIGO features the talents of Tyler Beard, Benjamin Dayton, Linda Lopez, Austin Parkhill, Alexander Perrine, Lindsay Pichaske, and Allie Pohl. I am really looking forward to this one- it has been a big challenge and there is a very interesting connection that runs through the work. Please check the website for other opening dates, and hours. Artists: Tyler Beard, Ben Dayton, Linda Lopez, Austin Parkhill, Alex Perrine, Lindsay Pichaske, and Alie Pohl |
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Through the Lens of 910Friday, January 15 - Saturday, February 27Through the Lens of 910, until February 27, a collaborative exhibition demonstrating diversity of photographic talent among 910Arts resident artists and staff, featuring images from Greg Friedler, Lacey Jones, Niza Knoll, Lewis Lease, Denise Robert, Aaron Salley, Annalee Schorr. Also, Fourth Thursday Film Night, February 25, 7:30 p.m., showing a selection of award-winning films from Colorado Environmental Film Festival, moderated by Shawna Crocker of Colorado State Forest Service’s Project Learn Artists: Greg Friedler, Lacey Jones, Niza Knoll, Lewis Lease, Denise Robert, Aaron Salley, Annalee Schorr |
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Works by Bob Maes and Sue RobinsonMonday, January 25 - Monday, March 01Bob Maes experiments with large color fields, mediums and texture for the creation of space and depth, giving his paintings a sculptural feel. His subject matter is minimal and often not of great concern. Sue Robinson works with a thin wash of white oil paint on black canvas creating patterns that repeat with variations. Her images are suggestive of electron microscope photography. Artists: Bob Maes, Sue Robinson and selected member artists. |
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February Art Classes and WorkshopsMonday, February 01 - Sunday, February 28Join us variety of inspiring art classes and workshops in February. You may register for classes through the contact information listed at the Our Workshops link at www.910artists.com. Valentine's Day Cake Decorating Workshop; Monoprints at the Kitchen Table; Adventures in Paste Paper; CAPOEIRA; Flamenco Dancing; Fun, Functional Floor Cloth & Place Mat Art; Introductory Mosaic Art for Indoor and Outdoor and more!! Artists: Various 910Artists |
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Art with a pet edgeFriday, February 05 - Thursday, February 25Robert Gratiot will be featured at our Veterinary Hospital with his pet themed art. He will be showcasing his paintings and some small ceramics. Artists: Robert Gratiot |
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Fourth Annual Wine and Chocolate TastingThursday, February 11 - Thursday, February 11Love wine and chocolate? Join us as we sip French wines, indulge in chocolate delights from Wild Women Truffles and savor decadent chocolate fondue sponsored by The Melting Pot. Enjoy other tasty chocolate temptations as you listen to live entertainment and wander through the new exhibitions at the Reed Photo Art/John Fielder Gallery. Not to be missed is Christine Caldwell’s stunning illuminated negative floral exhibition. Date: Thursday, Feb. 11th, 6:30 - 8:30pm Location: Reed Photo Art Artists: |
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RE: (rebound, recycled, repurposed, reused)Friday, February 12 - Saturday, March 20An exhibition of mixed media artwork created with the intent of changing a book from its original form into a different form, thereby altering its meaning/intent. Some works in the exhibit continue to function as interactive books; other works, both two- and three-dimensional have become passive objects for display. In addition to the featured artists, includes work by 25 artists from US & England. Artists: Doug Stapleton, Stephen Karpick, Susan Goldstein + 25 artists juried by Barbara Hale |
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Colour; Selected Works by Salvador Dali, Blake Flynn and Georgia AmarFriday, February 19 - Sunday, April 11This exhibit demonstrates the use of vibrant colour in art in oil, serigraph screen-print and lithography. The exhibit features three reframed and matted lithographs of Salvador Dali. Image attached: Salvador Dali, "Great Masturbator", Lithograph #135 of 300, 26" x 20 1/2" $3600.00. Artists: Salvador Dali, Blake Flynn and Georgia Amar |
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3rd Friday Artists Reception: RE: (rebound, recycled, repurposed, reused)Friday, February 19 - Friday, February 19An exhibition of mixed media artwork created with the intent of changing a book from its original form into a different form, thereby altering its meaning/intent. Some works in the exhibit continue to function as interactive books; other works, both two- and three-dimensional have become passive objects for display. In addition to the featured artists, includes work by 25 artists from US & England. Artists: Doug Stapleton, Stephen Karpick, Susan Goldstein + 25 artists juried by Barbara Hale |
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Writing on the WallsFriday, February 19 - Friday, February 19The two featured poets are the internationally renown and awarding winning poet from Nepal,YUYUTSU and local poet Hildagaard Gutendorpher reading from her long awaited book, one more feather. The reading starts around 6:30 pm. Come early for a seat. The paintings this month are accompanied by poems. Artists: Hildagaard Gutendorpher, YUYUTSU and Glovinsky |
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Landscape 2.0Friday, March 05 - Saturday, April 17Studio 12 Gallery presents Landscapes 2.0, March 5th, 2010 – April 17th, 2010. This show brings to the public a different way of viewing our surroundings. Each work of art references the traditional landscape but interprets the world around us in a new and fresh way. Seen through the eye of the artist and utilizing a variety of mediums and techniques, these artists expand upon the concept of the landscape. This show is not about the classic landscape; rather it is about the new landscape and th Artists: Alix Evendorff, Bill Evilsizer, Sharon Feder, Lance Jackson, Marston A. Jaquis, Nemo, Laura Politzki, Lisa Purdy, Craig Marshall Smith |
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Seasons: Landscape Paintings by Carl W. Illig (1910-1987)Wednesday, March 31 - Saturday, April 17The show features regional landscape paintings from this important rediscovered artist. The works depict New York, and Pennsylvania, where Illig frequently painted on site. Best known for Western New York landscapes and Gloucester harbor scenes, Illig’s work carries on a long tradition of regional landscape painters and recalls Charles Burchfield, Carl Peters, Gruppe, and others. In the late 1950s, Illig observed the restoration of murals by Alexis Fournier at the Roycroft Campus (East Aurora, N Artists: Carl W. Illig |
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Grand Opening on Santa FeThursday, June 03 - Thursday, June 03Celebrate 20 artful years and a new home for the Center for Visual Art! Watch for details on our Grand Opening. Artists: |
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