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April Openings:
1st and 3rd Friday Openings at participating galleries
Month of April:
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Exhibiting a selection of gallery
artists.
Through April 30
Friday April 5
Plinth Gallery
Opening reception, 6pm-9pm
A.J. Collins, Mountains on the Inside. Visually
stunning decorative and functional ceramics of A.J.
Collins. The collection showcased in this exhibition
highlights his signature forms, crisp lines and vivid
colors used to evoke conceptual landscapes of the places
he has lived or traveled to. Collins creates artfully
designed yet functional ceramics with the intention of
adding meaning and pleasure to the daily life of homes
and interiors. He makes his own clay and employs
traditional wheel, slab, coil, and slip-casting methods
to form the pieces. Specialized ceramic pigments are
used to create an original palette of matte colors that
come alive within the surface of high-fired porcelain.
As his work continues to evolve in dialogue with his
materials and the larger world, he develops fresh bodies
of work that are released as editions.
Through May 25
Saturday, April 6
Abend Gallery
Artist's reception, 5 - 8 PM
Andrew Gray's debut solo exhibition, Currents of Color.
Dive into the vibrant world of Andrew Gray, where his
debut solo exhibition awaits your discovery. This online
preview affords you early access to explore and
potentially acquire pieces from this remarkable
collection before it's unveiled to the public.
View the Collector Preview Location:1261
Delaware St, Suite 2, Denver, CO
Through April 25
Friday, April 12
Space Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
Wendy Kowynia, Like Water and Alyson Khan, Tell Me
Things About Myself I Don't Know. Alyson Khan, "My work
is about the suspension of reason or rationality as one
might experience in ceremony, dance, or theatrics, an
agreement to open one's self to transcendence, the
realization of fantasy, the acceptance of the tragic,
absurd or paradoxical. Often aided by costume, mask, or
symbols, these states of mind allow us to edge closer to
a shared soulspeak, and in doing so we are changed and
healed." Wendy Kowynia works with a diverse group of
materials sourced primarily in Asia: unique yarns
produced in small quantities, sometimes by hand; made
from paper, pine, linen, silk, and steel. She weaves
these yarns into grids which are then colored with
graphite, charcoal, inks and paint. Her current works
focus on threads acting like lines, in grid and print
form.
Through May 18
Saturday, April 13
David B.
Smith Gallery
Opening Reception, 5-8 pm
Devotion by Paolo Arao,, featuring new loom and
textile works alongside collaborative totemic
sculptures. The concept of devotion, the invisible
connective tissue woven throughout experience, is
indicative of Paolo Arao's artistic practice. Through
devotion we find discipline, dedication, and purpose;
the natural result of years of investment.
Through May 11
Friday, April 19
Space Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
at the Space Annex
DGraham, exhibiting Dgrahamlovesyou, "Art, both
visual and musical, is one of our best methods for
communicating beyond the grave and throughout eternity."
Inspired by the birth of his daughter, DGraham creates
paintings for a future in which he may not be physically
there, but can still send messages to her through his
art. He emits emotion with glowing gradients of color
and reverberating shapes. Employing visual contrasts
that keep the mind and eye moving across the canvas, he
transfers a loving energy throughout dimensions. With
casual Loop Performance By @thegrahamsmusic
Through May 18
Thursday April 25
Robischon Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm Concurrent Solo Exhibitions:
Linda Fleming, Inside Outside Through; Jonathan Parker
Notes , Ana Maria Hernando, Una Pequena Inmensidad / A
Small Immensity; Brad Miller Negentropy; Kim Dickey New
And Recent Works.
May Openings:
Friday,
May 3
Visions West
Contemporary
Opening celebration, 6-8pm
Lacuna, a solo exhibition of the new work by
Jennifer Nehrbass. Lacuna, meaning the space
between, will include portraits, landscapes, and
sculptures. Nehrbass' practice of layering explores the
multifaceted aspects of identity, place, and the concept
of the in-between. This in-between brings us together or
separates us; past/present, thoughts/dreams,
reality/imagination. All the work in the exhibition has
a slight nod to Dadaism, specifically Dada collage, when
disparate images come together to create a new image.
Through June 7
Friday, May 10
Opening Reception, 5-8 pm
William Havu Gallery
Amy Metier, Taking Shape, A survey exhibition.
Taking Shape is a special survey of Amy Metier's
paintings and mixed media, which includes her most
recent body of work presented alongside older pieces
produced over the past fifteen years. This cumulative
selection of work illustrates how her daily practice has
taken shape over time. By assembling multiple series,
some never seen before, together with new work, one can
see some of the origins and the evolution of her
signature through lines. As an abstract mark maker,
working interchangeably between painting, printmaking,
mixed media, and collage, Metier has developed an
intuitive shorthand from practicing the art of letting
go or surrendering to her subconscious.
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Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Anna Rose Bain
Garden Roses and Coral Peonies Oil on linen, 8 x 16
inches
Through
April 30
Plinth Gallery
A.J. Collins
Ceramic
Through May 25
Abend Gallery
Andrew Gray
Condition Week, 2024
Acrylic on canvas 61 x 43 in
Through April 25
Space Gallery
Alyson Khan
Tell Me Things About Myself I Don’t Know
Through May 18
David B.
Smith Gallery
Paolo Arao
Étude (Constellation), 2024
Hand-stitched cotton thread, pieced and sewn cotton +
denim, and hand-woven cotton in wood frame
Through May 11
Space Gallery
DGraham
Through May 18
William Havu Gallery
Amy Metier
Glade
Mixed media on panel, 60 x 48 inches
Through June 22
Robischon Gallery
Linda Fleming
Hachure
stainless steel and tnemec paint, 85 x 86 x 54 inches
Visions West Contemporary
Jennifer Nehrbass
Jade Canyon, 2024
Oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches
Through June 7
William Havu Gallery
Amy Metier
Glade
Mixed media on panel, 60 x 48 inches
Through June 22
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
K Contemporary
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule
Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Space
Gallery
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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