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exhibits
September openings:
Note: Many of the member galleries will have special
instruction for visiting the exhibits. Please call ahead
Month of September
Abend Gallery
The gallery is having 52 solo shows throughout the end
of the year.
View the entire show schedule here
Saturday, September
5
Visions West Contemporary
June Glasson, new works. Starting in 2008
in Berlin, June Glasson began staging photo shoots as
source material for her paintings. Glasson encouraged
the models to engage in "unladylike" behavior, to bring
props and costumes, and to be actively involved in their
self-presentation. In 2010, she moved to Laramie,
Wyoming and continued to stage these photo shoots and
found the models often brought firearms, antlers, and
campy western costumes. From this, Glasson began to be
influenced by living in Wyoming, and by myths about the
American West.
Through October 21
Gallery 1261
View the opening online
"I’ll be showcasing a series of objects that I began at
the onset of the Covid-19 quarantine. These objects,
which I call the Containment Project, symbolize the many
different ways the pandemic has affected people from all
over the world. Whether the impact is economic, social,
physical, emotional or spiritual, these objects
represent the human experience and the virus wrapped up
in one. The second part of the exhibition will consist
of paintings meant to brighten one’s outlook on life and
encourage a positive growth mindset. The situation we
are currently in, is one that can be polarizing and
surrounded by negativity. I want to change the narrative
and focus on the good in life, the things we are
thankful for. I hope you enjoy the exhibition “Isolation
and Hope.” - John McCaw
Sandra Phillips Gallery
View the exhibition online
Anna Kaye solo show, Heatwave. This exhibit of
drawings, paintings, and video explore the relationship
between Western coniferous forests and their wildfires.
Anna Kaye is founder of the Pink Progression activist
exhibits throughout metro Denver and teaches drop-in
drawing at the Denver Art Museum.
Through October 25
Friday, September 18
William Havu Gallery
Exhibition of works by Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Bob Knox
and Robert Delaney. Viewings by Appointment on Friday,
September 18th & Saturday 19th. To RSVP Reply to this
email or call 303-893-2360
Through November 17
Friday, September 25
Walker Fine Art
Opening, 6-8 pm
Land Lines, featuring: Heather Patterson, Ellen
Moershel, Christopher Warren, George Kozmon, Ben Strawn
and Chris Hassig. The world’s most beautiful places are
rarely flat, and the same notion can be applied to
artwork. Using the land’s profundity as inspiration,
these six artists expand on the ancient art of
mapmaking, bringing forth their unique artistic and
emotional representations evoked by the geography and
movements of the natural world. Through painting,
etching, drawing & three-dimensional installation, the
artists of LAND LINES provide a contemporary spin on
traditional cartography.
View the press release
Through November 7
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Abend Gallery
Shelli Langdale
Solo Exhibition
View the entire show schedule here
Visions West Contemporary
June Glasson, new works
Through October 21
Gallery 1261
John McCaw
Sundown
Acrylic on plexi 14 x 16 in
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Anna Kaye
Heatwave
charcoal/paper 54 x 49"
Through October 25
William Havu Gallery
Jeanette Pasin Sloan
Light V
oil on panel, 36 x 36 in.
Through November 17
Walker Fine Art
Opening, 6-8 pm
Land Lines exhibition
View
the press release
Through November 7
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Space
Gallery
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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