The annual local celebration of fashion hosted by the fashion designers themselves.
What: Forever Darling Fashion Show
Where: Sherman Event Center, 1770 Sherman St, Denver, 303.778.0916
When: Fri, Sept 30, 6:30-11pm
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See local filmmakers’ shorts or bring your own to Open Screen Night, the last Tuesday of every month.
What: Open Screen Night
Where: The Oriental Theatre, 4335 W. 44th Avenue, Denver, 303.455.2124
When: Tues, Sept 27, 8pm
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Tour Denver’s awesome public art every month. September’s has been rescheduled to September 25th.
What: Free Public Art Tour
Where: Meet at Civic Center Park
When: Sun, Sept 25, 10am
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Join Abecedarian for a beautiful art exhibit and a day of drawing on magnets, which will be distributed throughout Denver and photographed by Magnet Mafia.
What: Art show, Big Draw & Magnet Mafia
Where: Abecedarian Gallery, 910 Santa Fe Drive, Unit 101, Denver, 720.282.4052
When: Sun, Sept 11, 9am-3pm
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Robin Rule is very pleased to present renowned New York artist and art critic Peter Plagans.
What: Opening Reception
Where: Rule Gallery, 3340 Walnut St, Denver
When: Fri, Sept 9, 6-9pm
Posted By:Christina Kiffney
Now I realize that a fiber exhibit at the Lakewood Cultural Center doesn’t sound like something to put on the list, but I really think you should consider it. It’s cool to see an unexpected medium show up in a contemporary form. Check out these two of the four artists for samples: Nancy Koenigsberg and Jason Pollen.
What: Fiber Opening Reception
Where: Lakewood Cultural Center and South Building, 470 S. Allison Pkwy, Lakewood, 303.987.7876
When: Fri, Sept 9, 5-7pm, Artist Talk Sat, Sept 10, 10am
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Yes that is all of Boulder. Right down the middle of Pearl Street, plus events at all of the local apparel shops. It’s a nationwide event and Denver is participating, but with not as much of a coordinated effort as Boulder. I’d check out the Boulder night.
What: Fashion’s Night Out
Where: Boulder
When: Thurs, Sept 8, 6-10pm
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The annual bike art show features work of local top contemporary artists and graphic designers creating bike-inspired art available in limited edition affordable art prints. This is my main stop this Friday, after a little gallery hopping, so come say hi.
What: Artcrank Denver
Where: Super Ordinary Gallery, 3126 Larimer St, Denver, 303.404.1805
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-11pm
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Talented large format painter Heidi Jung opens a new show at Sellars, a definite must see.
What: Heidi Jung Opening Reception
Where: Sellars Project Space, 4383 Tennyson Street 1D, Denver, 720.475.1182
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-9pm
designHaus Denver is jumping into the First Friday action with a big splash: artwork by muralist Armando Silva and painter Kaitlin Green, as well as a ceramic collaboration from the studios of Mod Luminary wax + clay and Little Crazy People. Love it. On my list.
What: Opening Reception
Where: designHaus Denver, 3939 Williams Street, Denver
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-11pm
Good artists keep showing up here, check it out.
What: Opening Reception
Where: Black Book Gallery, 555 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, 303.941.2458
When: Fri, Sept 2, 7-10pm
Interesting, edgy work in a fun part of town.
What: Opening Reception
Where: Illiterate Magazine, 82 S. Broadway, Denver, 303.993.4474
When: Fri, Sept 2, 7-11pm
Check out this quieter, more introspective art exhibit before it’s gone next week.
What: Artist Talk
Where: Walker Fine Art, 300 W. 11th Avenue, Denver, 303.355.8955
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-8pm, artists talk at 7pm
If you haven’t gone to see this show at Space yet, you have one week left. This is a must see: Michael Burnett, Lewis McInnis and William Stoehr.
What: Show Closing
Where: Space Gallery, 765 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, 720.904.1088
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-9pm
I see and create a lot of photography, so it’s not very often that I come across a photography show that really gets my interest. But I’m intrigued by these Polaroids by Ray Tollison.
What: Opening Reception
Where: CORE New Art Space, 900 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, 303.297.8428
When: Fri, Sept 2, 6-9pm
Posted By:Christina Kiffney
The Center for Visual Art at Metro State is a true gem in Denver. Their shows are well thought out and feature strong artwork from around the world, such as the upcoming show from South America.
What: Opening Reception
Where: Center for Visual Art, 965 Santa Fe, Denver, 303.294.5207
When: Thurs, Sept 1, 7-9pm, poetry reading at 7:15pm
Posted By:Christina Kiffney
Typically I do a series of postings in top-down chronological order for a particular week. This month, I’m giving you the whole month in reverse chronological order. Hopefully you can figure it out okay.
The reason I’m giving you a whole month’s of events is because there’s a high likelihood that these will be my last posts. Given the demands of my busy photography business, it’s getting difficult to set aside the time required to share all this amazing information with you all. I’ve done it out of my own passion for contemporary art, but it doesn’t appear to be sustainable. You may hear from me again soon or from time to time. But until then, it’s been real.
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