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April Openings:
1st and 3rd Friday Openings at participating galleries
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Exhibiting a selection of gallery
artists.
Through May 30
Friday April 4
Plinth Gallery
Opening, 6pm-9pm
Katie Caron, Anatomy of Nature," I explore the
intricate connections between art, science, nature, and
trauma. My new porcelain sculptures and light boxes
merge human anatomy with botanical forms, medical
tubing, and abstract organic structures, creating a
visual dialogue on the body's emotional response to
trauma. Light pulses through delicate porcelain,
mimicking the fragility and resilience of living
organisms."
Through May 30
Saturday, April 5
Abend Gallery
Opening, 6-8pm
Location: 1261 Delaware St, Denver
A dual exhibition - celebration on
April 5th. Join us in person or experience online
Ifeoluwa Alade's "The Sprout of Hope" (opening this
Friday, March 28) and Mark Harrison's "Home Land"
(opening April 5) as Alade explores themes of hope
and resilience while Harrison examines the concept
of home and our connection to place.
Through April 19
Thursday, April 17
Abend Gallery
For a short time, we're offering special pricing on
a curated selection of artwork, featuring works by
our represented artists along with standout pieces
from private collections. In uncertain times, art
offers something steady. This event is a more
accessible way to collect with impact in this
moment. Collectors are welcome to
explore the entire offering online or
contact the gallery to view works in person.
Through May 1
Friday, April 18
Space Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
Jeff Juhlin, Dreaming The Landscape: A
Contemporary View: Susan M. Gibbons, Of
Plains And Hills and Nikki Pike.
Jeff Juhlin is primarily known for his
Mixed Media landscape-based abstractions that reflect a
sense of stillness, space and the history of time
evident in the western desert landscape where he lives
and works.
Susan M. Gibbons' work is an exploration of the beauty
and depth of the plains and hills of Colorado and
Wyoming. The land has its own life cycle, language,
culture and lived experience. The paint used to create
the work was ground by hand from the rocks and dirt of
New Mexico and Colorado.
Nikki sees herself as a Culture Agent working together
with local communities promoting activity and
creativity. Nikki's expansive practice straddles Public
Arts, Social Sculpture, and Service Art.
Through May 24
Thursday, April 24
Robischon Gallery
Artist's reception, 6- 8 p.m.
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions with artists: Barbara
Takenaga, Time Warp, painting; Linda Fleming,
as yet, Sculpture and Drawing; Terry Maker,
Traces, sculpture and works on paper. In the Viewing
Room: Ana Maria Hernando, A Sense of Air,
sculpture
Through June 21
Friday, April 25
Visions West
Contemporary
Opening reception, 6:00 - 8:00 pm (Denver
location)
Two concurrent exhibitions featuring the work of
Robin Crofut-Brittingham and Adonna Khare. Both artists
engage deeply with themes of nature, storytelling, and
the intricate balance between humanity and the natural
world.
Through June 7
Saturday, April 26
Gallery 1261
Opening Reception, 6-8 pm
Experience the fresh arrival of spring with our special
online preview, showcasing the latest collection from
Gallery 1261 artists. Enjoy early access to explore and
acquire works from the 1261 Spring Show before it opens
to the general public.
Exclusive Online Preview: The 1261 Spring Show
Participating Artists: Mia Bergeron, Suchitra Bhosle,
Dianne Massey Dunbar, Gregory Block, Scott Conary, Robin
Cole, David Cheifetz, Tony Curanaj, Hollis Dunlap, Scott
Fraser, Greg Gandy, David Grossmann, Ron Hicks, Quang
Ho, Tony Hochstetler, Dan McCaw, Danny McCaw, John
McCaw, Daniel Sprick, Jill Soukup, Bill Starke, Kevin
Weckbach, Jordan Wolfson, Vincent Xeus, Elizabeth
Zanzinger
Through May 17
May Openings:
Walker
Fine Art
Friday, May 9
Opening reception, 5-8 PM
and
Saturday, May 10
Opening reception,11 AM - 5 PM
Foragers Exhibit featuring: Theresa Clowes,
Ben Strawn, Kim Ferrera, Virginia Steck, Matt Christie,
and Jamie Gray. In Foragers, six artists
examine the ways we gather and carry experience - how
memory, observation, and materiality shape our
understanding of self and place. Through painting, mixed
media, and installation, these artists explore the act
of collecting, whether it's the impressions left by
fleeting moments, the textures of relationships, or the
rhythms of the natural world. Some look to landscapes as
reflections of inner and outer worlds, while others
distill abstract emotions into form, mapping connections
between perception, time, and transformation.
Together, their work invites us to
reflect on our own acts of gathering - the ways we garner
meaning, weave together our histories, and find
ourselves as vessels of countless collections of
experiences
Friday, May 16
William Havu Gallery
Homare Ikeda, Cheryl Ann Thomas and in
the mezzanine: Naomi Scheck
Through September 20
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Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Margaretta Caesar
The Warmth of the
Day
Oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Through May 30
Abend Gallery
Ifeoluwa Alade
Through April 19
Abend Gallery
Mark Harrison
Battersea Sunrise
oil on board 12 x 12 in
Through May 1
Walker Fine Art
Virginia Steck
Through July 12
Space Gallery
Jeff Juhlin
Through May 24
Robischon Gallery
Linda Fleming
Contoured stainless steel 54 x 44 x 1.75 in
Through June 21
Visions West
Contemporary
Adonna Khare
Bighorns
carbon pencil on paper,
36 x 66 inches
Through June 7
Gallery 1261
Daniel Sprick
White on White
Oil on canvas
Through May 17
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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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