- Denver's city council said yes Monday night to a three-day music festival at Overland Golf course that is expected to bring the city $2 million in revenue.
- Derrick Velasquez’s exhibition “Obstructed View,” on view through August 20, highlights the materials used to make buildings and objects.
- The removal comes two weeks after art collector JoAnn Gonzalez Hickey took down works by 20 international artists that she’d loaned to the museum.
- The Summit County town paid more than $6 million for the facility, which houses the 23-year-old Lake Dillon Theatre Company.
- Can you turn the contents of a storage locker into art? That was the challenge Buntport accepted.
- A contemporary art museum might be the last thing you’d expect to find in this southern Colorado town with a working-class past.
- The Denver Botanic Garden’s exhibition spans the last two decades of Calder's career, before he died in 1976.
- One clue: An unknown man called Opera Gallery three times to ask about the Christopher Wool painting before this week’s crime occurred.
- Denver photographer Mark Sink shared memories and images he took of the late Basquiat in New York City.
- Complete with its own surreal version of Michelangelo’s “Sistine Chapel” painting, the International Church Of Cannabis has raised more than just eyebrows.
- The second annual Denver Independent Comic and Art Expo features Colorado artists like Morgan Beem as well as big names like “Love And Rockets” creators the Hernandez Brothers.
- “Storm Warning” is an exhibition that explores artists’ perceptions of environmentalism and a changing climate.
- The White House's budget got us wondering about the NEA's Colorado impact. How much money does the state get? And where does that money go?
- “Wisdom From Everything” is about a 19-year-old Syrian named Farsana living at a refugee camp in Jordan. The play will get a mainstage reading at the Dairy Arts Center.
- “I feel like it’s the biggest small venue in the country,” says Kyle Hollingsworth of the String Cheese Incident.
- The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver's Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition features objects and photos that show the artist's apartment as his canvas.
