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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)The First Friday Art Tour will not be offered the First Friday of October. 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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Fine LineThursday, October 02 - Friday, August 21Fine Line investigates the horizon line along with the power of line and its multitude of symbolic, illusionary and physical qualities. Fine Line asks five well-known artists from distinct areas of the Americas to demonstrate their personal perception of the horizon, the ultimate fine line. Artists: Carlos Capelan, Maximo Gonzales, Mauro Koliva, Lucas Monaco, Ricardo Rendon |
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Denver Square and Boxy BooksFriday, May 29 - Friday, July 03Featuring artists working in or near Denver who use the square format as a conceptual and visual tool. On display in the Reading Room “Boxy Books” a show featuring books either ‘boxy’ in demeaner or that utilize the box as a conceptual as well as visual tool. . Artists: Group show of regional and national artists |
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“Summer Appetizers”Tuesday, June 02 - Friday, July 31“Summer Appetizers” Co-Art Gallery welcomes summer with a new art exhibition through July. Of special interest is a stunning metal sculpture greeting you in the entry. Visit our back patio on First Friday and put your feet up for some rest and listen to live music. Watch for a special presentation by featured artist Jill Williams on Preview Friday, June 19th. First Friday reception: June 5, 5-10PM. Preview Friday reception June 19: 5-10PM; Summer Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11-6; 846 Santa Artists: Rita Bentley, Doug Bridwell, Besty Buckner, Carri Currier, Kathleen Davis, Margy Foertsch, Pat Foster, Linda/Mike Hayden, Maggie Heard, Don Jacobs, Carolyn Kuenzel, Madonna Lane, Jack Middleton, Todd Misk, Linda Olmstead, Jean Philbrick, Mary Riney, Lee Rose, Jen Veitch, and Kate Wyman. |
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Clay: An Exploration in Surface and FormWednesday, June 03 - Wednesday, July 08Cristine Boyd, Shelley Schreiber, and Janey Skeer will present some of their latest work at Sean Brown's Studio 12 Gallery from June 3rd to July 8th, 2009. The artists will be on hand First Friday to share their unique visions. An Artist Talk and Workshop will be offered by the artists centered on the theme of the show. The Artist Talk will be held at Studio 12 Gallery on June 26th, 2009 from 6-7:30 pm. Clay: An Exploration of the Ceramic Surface is an artist workshop centering around the pro Artists: Cristine Boyd, Shelley Schreiber, and Janey Skeer |
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Gradation: An Exploration of Colour and LightFriday, June 05 - Sunday, August 02Colour in Georgia Amar's work is never static. Any given colour imperceptibly moves through a range of hues and intensities revealing a master hand at colour gradation. Perspectives suddenly shift causing the viewer to reassess awareness of self in space. Popular but not populist, the art of Georgia Amar transforms a space into a privileged place of contemplation, allowing the viewer to achieve an inner calm and emerge reenergized. Artists: Georgia Amar |
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Robert Kusher Paintings & Works on PaperThursday, June 25 - Saturday, August 29Please join us Thursday, June 25th from 10 am - 6 pm to preview our collection of Robert Kushner's work. Also be sure to attend Rex Ray & Robert Kushner's talk at the MCA on Tuesday, June 23 from 5-7 pm. Robert Kushner is a prominent New York artist and is collected by: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY The Tate, London The Denver Art Museum Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy J. Paul Getty Artists: Robert Kushner |
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Where Life, Nature and Art Come TogetherFriday, July 03 - Friday, July 31Join Pete and Carol as they celebrate Life, Nature and Art at Soft Pinecone. Artists: Pete & Carol Radliff |
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Start First Fridays at The Infinite Monkey Theorem - Denver's Urban WineryFriday, July 03 - Friday, July 03Join us on Friday, July 3 for our first public tasting event at The Infinite Monkey Theorem - Denver's urban winery. We will be opening our wine bar in the courtyard at 931 West 5th Avenue in conjunction with the First Friday Art Walk along Santa Fe. The party starts at 5 pm with a live DJ, wines by the glass (our whites and a few officially unbottled reds) and food prepared by the chefs at Masterpiece Delicatessen (awarded Denver's best new restaurant). Bring yourself, bring your friends. Becau Artists: |
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Summer Art Class for Young StudentsMonday, July 06 - Friday, July 10We are offering one more session of our popular young student summer art class at Habitat Gallery & Studio. The cost is $295 per weekly session (includes materials and lunch with student participation.) The medium of focus is painting. Mention "Mile High Special" and we'll deduct $52.80 from the cost. The classes are Monday to Friday, 9:30AM to 3:30PM. Maximum of 12 students per session. Email HabitatGallery@Earthlink.net to register. Artists: Boy and Girls Ages 7-17 |
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The Common Box ProjectThursday, July 09 - Saturday, July 18Take 60 artists from across the continent, 60 simple wooden boxes, and the nuts and bolts of a new record by indie songwriter John Common and the Blinding Flashes of Light, and then mix it all together in a beautiful collaboration called the Common Box Project. This collaborative exhibition is on view for only a short time – July 8 – 18, with a listening party & artists reception held July 18, 7-10pm. Artists: 60 artists from US & Canada |
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Arlene Shechet MonoprintsFriday, July 17 - Saturday, August 29
Artists: Arlene Shechet |
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Past and Present Work of Elizabeth Buhr and Marston A. JaquisFriday, July 17 - Friday, August 21Elizabeth Buhr and Marston A. Jaquis will present some of their latest work at Sean Brown's Studio 12 Gallery from July 17th to August 14th, 2009. The artists will be on hand First Friday to share their unique visions. Artists: Elizabeth Burh and Marston A. Jaquis |
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