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exhibits
May
Openings:
Wednesday, May 1
Gallery M
A Bird's Eye Perspective of Life with Hats in the
Garment District by Margaret Bourke-White.
Through May 31
Saturday, May 4
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Songs from the Nail House, a solo exhibition by
Matthew Saba. A Colorado native, Saba works in
combinations of oil, wax, graphite and charcoal, and
paints real-life objects, which, as he puts it, lack
contrivance. Harsh combinations of degraded forms and
strict geometric drawing transpire on his canvases:
clean and rough, form and formless, all go hand-in-hand
in his compositions.
Through May 25
K Contemporary
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Solo exhibition, Gentle Distortion by Mario Zoots,
a Denver original with a growing international profile.
The central theme of Zoots’ work explores the concepts
of originality, intention, expression and authorship,
ultimately asking the question, “What represents
authenticity in this era of simulacrum?
In the
Project Space: Michael Dowling will have the opportunity
share his exploration of a new medium for his brilliant
drawings—books. “I’m working on books as a
drawing surface, in part because I like the look, but it
also seems to give my drawings a reference of deeper meaning
or hidden story."
Through June
1
Thursday, May 9
William Matthews Gallery
Abstraction/Obstruction show is a collaborative show
of abstracted realism as viewed by seven extraordinary
contemporary artists. Please contact Becky at the studio
for more information. 303-534-1300
View the exhibit
Through June 7
Space
Annex
95 S. Cherokee St - Denver, CO 80223
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Grand Opening: Thursday May 9th 6-9pm
Exhibiting: Momentum group show. Please join us for an
epic celebration for the grand opening of our new
gallery - Space Annex. We've transformed an old
warehouse in the historic Baker Neighborhood into a
beautiful setting to showcase our talented artists. This
inaugural exhibit will serve as a marker of things to come. We invited all of our artists to create one special piece for the opening and we can't wait to share them with you. Special Performance by Hannah Kahn Dance
Company (Our Awesome Neighbor) 8pm
Through June 15
Friday, May 10
Rule Gallery
Closing reception, 6-9pm to celebrate the final
day at our present location.
In The Fold showcases
three artists, Susan Blake, Basil Kincaid and
Renluka Maharaj whose photographic work lies at
the intersection of culture and identity, where
fabric as subject holds memory at the forefront
of their individual practice. Fabric can be seen
as an impression of a figure or a stand-in for
the remembrance of a loved one. It acts as a
vehicle for a history, woven into each thread or
sewn into an ancestral quilt.
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RULE
will open its doors at 808 Santa Fe Drive at the end of
June 2019.
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more information about the move
Through May 10
Saturday, May 11
Michael Warren Contemporary
Artist's Talk with Kelton Osborn and Meghan Wilbar,
10:30am – 12pm
William Havu Gallery
Opening reception,
6-9pm at the McNichols Civic Center Building, 3rd Floor.
Homare Ikeda & Sandy Kinnee,
showing Concurrently at Two Venues:
at William Havu Gallery through June 8 and
additional works at Mcnichols Civic Denver Building
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Through August 25
Thursday, May 16
Robischon Gallery
Opening reception, 6 – 8 pm
Four Concurrent Solo Exhibitions in Abstraction: BARBARA
TAKENAGA “Manifold” LINDA FLEMING “Allusion” JAQ
CHARTIER “SunTests” and ALISON HALL “Heirlooms”
Through July 6
Friday, May 17
David B. Smith Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm
Not Much Will Change When I’m Gone. a solo exhibition of new
works by Zach Reini. For his debut with the gallery, Reini will
present a diverse array works ranging from shaped canvas panels
to found object assemblage. Rendered in his meticulously crafted style, he takes inspiration from cultural ephemera of the ‘90s,
namely, Pogs. Envisioned as the embodiment of disposable trends,
imagery, color palette, and composition are culled from classic Pogs, which are then reproduced in comparatively monumental scale. In his futile effort to return to the blip in time when Pogs enjoyed popularity, Reini questions the utility of nostalgia and the fickle nature of commercialized cultural systems.
Through June 15
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Opening reception, 11am-3pm
A Sparrow's Refuge, new works by Peggy McGivern
Through May 31
Friday, May 31
Walker Fine Art
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Composed Hypothesis, featuring: Chloe Hedden, Zelda Zinn,
Bryan Leister, Angie Piehl, Lennon Michalski and Kellie
Cannon. The imagery in this group exhibition blurs
differences in scale, creating a profoundly confusing
sense of place. This work bridges art and science,
raising questions about how we interpret various points
of view, the broader universe, and our place in it.
While this is not a new archetype, it does create an
important dialogue about how we fit into our world, and
how we are changing it.
Through July 13
Visions West Contemporary
Opening
reception, 6-8pm
Birdwatcher, a group exhibition
featuring the work of Troy Abbott, Tim Berg & Rebekah
Myers, Rachel Denny, Adonna Khare, Enrique De Molina,
Malia Landis, Mariko Paterson, and Shelley Reed. Birds
serve as symbols of wisdom, power, spirituality,
freedom, good fortune, and hope. Each of the artists in
Birdwatcher draw inspiration from birds as been seen
throughout art history. Working in a variety of media
each artists approaches the bird in a unique way ranging
from technology to ceramics.
Through July 6 |
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
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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