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September openings:
Saturday, September 1
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Found In Translation: with artists Suchitra
Bhosle, Natalia Fabia, and Jennifer Mcchristian
Through September 29
Friday, September 7
David B. Smith Gallery
Opening Reception:, 6 - 8 pm
Ben Gocker’s A Bright Big
Picture In Some Future Machine.
The show is comprised of a suite of new works made of
wood, paper, wire, and objects that belonged to or were
created by a woman named Helen Macro; these include
paintings, a book, and pieces of pegboard. The work
explores the intertwined histories of Gocker and Macro
(the former owner of his home), the concept of artistic
legacy extending beyond the grave, accident, fateful
juxtapositions, and air conditioning
In the project room:
A performance by New Genres Collective. About New Genres
Collective The New Genres Collective was founded by Jeff
Page and Tobias Fike (both Art Instructors with their
own art practices) along with Design student, Alex
Killgore. The NGC is comprised of current students and
alumni from the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design
in Denver. The NGC creates projects that explore the
vast boundaries between media in the form of
collaborative performance, happenings, screenings and
exhibitions.
Thorough October 6
Visions West Contemporary
Opening reception, 6:00-8:00 pm
A solo exhibition of works by Willem Volkersz. As
a teen, Dutch born Volkersz traveled the mid 20th
century American West with camera in hand. He documented
the unfamiliar yet vibrant landscape and culture of the
time; billboards, architecture, and decorated yards.
Many of Volkersz’ works were created in response to the
artists own personal experiences. These include World
War II, his emigration to the United States as a
teenager, travel, and his family roles. These
experiences and influences became the source for his
art.
Through October 13
Thursday, September 13
Robischon Gallery
Opening Reception: from 6 – 8 pm
Four Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: John Buck, New and
Recent Work Carved Wood and Mechanical Sculptures,
Paco Pomet, New Work Paintings, Fred Stonehouse,
Certainty of Doubt Paintings and Works on Paper,
and Walter Robinson, Magic Thinker Recent Sculptural
Works. Presenting four provocative solo exhibitions
by national and international artists John Buck, Paco
Pomet, Fred Stonehouse, and Walter Robinson. The work on
view borrows from the visual vocabulary of Magic
Realism, the Neo-Surreal, Folk Art, and the satirical
cartoon to open a new dialogue within today’s charged
socio-political context. With the astounding,
massively-scaled, kinetic sculpture of John Buck; the
fantastical canvases of Paco Pomet; Fred Stonehouse’s
paintings of strange and mythical figures; and Walter
Robinson’s deconstructed societal symbols – each artist
tells a distinctive story as they fuse the past with the
present into something poignant, humorous and altogether
unexpected.
Through November 3
Friday, September 14
Goodwin Fine Art
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm
Jill Hadley Hooper lends her focus as the exhibition
title connotes to the rich tradition of Still-Life
painting or memento mori, adding her distinctive style
to this genre of painting. In preparation for the
exhibition Hooper asked her friends to bring by
arrangements of flowers for her to paint. "There is a
liberation that comes from simply looking at something
and drawing it. To give up control of the subject
matter, I asked friends to provide me with cuttings from
their gardens, to create portraits of sorts I could
respond to.”
Mark Villarreal’s current work
focuses on a 2017 trip that the artist took to Cuba. His
non-objective abstract paintings, while intimate in scale,
portray through colorful, lyrical compositions the rawness and
vibrancy of the country. Villarreal also made a very intentional
and deliberate choice to work within a smaller format, as the
artists states. “These paintings continue my pursuit of economy
of scale, of means, a lean approach to the process of painting.”
Through October 27
Wednesday, September 19
Abend Gallery
Opening reception:, 6-9pm at the Sugar Cube Building at 1555
Blake St, Denver
Cindy Shih: 無極 Wuji, Infinite, Boundless. Shih's exhibit is a
series of paintings that celebrate the limitless promise of
human migration; a reminder that like forces of nature, people
have always found ways to transcend boundaries and bridge
cross-cultural divides. Viewing hours: M-F: 7:30 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:00.
view the exhibit
Friday, September 21
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Emilo Lobato, Retro-Specatcle, Paintings and Prints
1998 - 2018, a 20 year retrospective of prints and
paintings. Over the past twenty years, William Havu
Gallery has presented over ten solos for Lobato, and
included his work in numerous two-person and group
exhibits. Not only is Emilio Lobato an important piece
to the history of this gallery, but he’s made his mark
on Colorado’s art landscape as well. It’s only fitting
that on the 20th Anniversary of William Havu Gallery, we
present a 20 Year Retrospective of Emilio Lobato’s work.
“To celebrate this milestone we’ve selected works from
my archive that were in that inaugural show.
Additionally we’ve selected works from many of my
subsequent exhibitions. For over 20 years I’ve explored
many themes and ideas. A consistent intention has been
my desire to examine an internal landscape."
Through November 15
Walker Fine Art
Opening reception,
5-9 pm
The Space Between, featuring: Meagen Svendsen,
Angela Beloian, Karin Schminke, Allison Svoboda,
Jonathan Hils, Jesse Poulin, and Chris Hassig. It
is in the quiet, the emptiness and the pause, where we
can find serenity, balance and wholeness of the mind. In
this exhibition, walker fine art explores the physical
manifestation of visual meditation. As the featured
artists in the space between balance the negative space
in their artistic compositions, a meditative practice
also forms. It is within this tranquil search, the space
between can reveal its harmonious power.
Through November 3
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Sweet September, new works by gallery artists and
The Bela Project: One of the greatest pleasures of being
human is recognizing how we all move through our lives
experiencing the same world in as many varied ways as there are
souls across the planet. Bela is one model viewed a medley of
different ways, depicted by a medley of different extraordinary
talents Come see her for yourself and celebrate the Bela
Project.
Through September 31
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Opening reception, 6-9 pm Proximity, a dynamic two-person
exhibition by Rian Kerrane and Susanne Mitchell. Artworks
presented in here brings attention to the everyday by
transforming the overlooked, the fleeting and the common object
into weighted subjects worthy of contemplation. view the
exhibit.
Through October 28
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
Goodwin
Fine Art
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule
Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Space
Gallery
Tansey Contemporary
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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