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We are Denver's most unique art gallery and studio space. Offering local artists a unique place to show and sell their artwork in a dynamic setting.
Studio 12 Gallery combines the energy and atmosphere of a working artist's studio and art gallery. We are centrally located in Downtown Denver in the Bolt Factory redevelopment at 209 Kalamath Street #12. Although we are not on Santa Fe Drive, we are in the Denver Art District on Santa Fe. We show an eclectic mix of original art, contemporary craft and design. The gallery features local and national artists as well as emerging and established artists. Please check the events section of our website for the current and scheduled shows.
Mark Friday: On/Off
January 15 - February 26
Mark 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
Landscape 2.0
March 05 - April 17
Studio 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
Seasons: Landscape Paintings by Carl W. Illig (1910-1987)
March 31 - April 17
The 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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