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January Openings:
Friday, January 3
Plinth Gallery
Opening reception, 6pm-9pm
TOUCHed, a celebration of the life and art of
Marie EvB Gibbons. Marie, a self-taught clay artist,
teacher, and fixture of the Denver art community, who
passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on September 15,
2019. An educator as well as an artist, Marie had an
active studio practice in Denver since 1999, where she
held workshops, classes, and community art events. Marie
was always an artist, but she found her muse in clay in
1995. Over more than two decades in clay, Marie explored
narrative and figurative forms to discuss the trials,
tribulations, joys, and frustrations of life. She
typically finished her clay work in post-fired finishes
such as acrylic paints and washes, inks, waxes, iron
surfaces, and resins. “Clay provides me an opportunity
to TOUCH my experiences on many levels,” Marie wrote on
her website,
www.mariegibbons.com. “The obvious: the tactile love
I have for my medium; but in addition, I am touching the
feeling of something in my mind, and hopefully,
conveying those feelings / emotions in the finished
piece.”
Through January 25
Thursday, January 9
Rule Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
One Sun, an exhibition of new work by Caleb
Hahne at our Denver, Colorado location. This will be
Hahne’s second solo show at the gallery. In a new series
of paintings presented in One Sun, Hahne focuses
on the dream-like colors of our passing memories of
mundane pleasantries. The paintings romanticize the way
the sun warms the skin or the warmth of another body,
the gentle breeze rustling the hair, the changing
temperature of the water when drawing a bath. Hahne
discards his careful renderings and observational
drawings and, using memory as the main vehicle,
recreates similar compositions, each slightly different
than the last as his recollection fades until he arrives
at the final iteration. Through selective translucency
of the paint, Hahne captures the fragility of our
remembrances without depriving the viewer of its tender
impact.
Through February 8
Visions West Contemporary
Opening Reception, 6-8 p.m.
Rachel Denny, MIgration. Rachel Denny, Migration,
2019, mixed media Rachel Denny is a multimedia artist
and sculptor heavily inspired by the natural world
around us. She resides outside of Portland, Oregon and
is best known for her “Domestic Trophies” – deer mounts
covered in cozy cashmere cable knit woolens. Denny’s
work touches on the concepts of human intervention in
nature, domesticity, femininity, and the increasingly
pressing environmental issues present in our society.
Her work allows the viewer to question their place in
nature, and what the relationship between humans and the
natural world entails.
View the exhibit here
Through February 15
Friday, January 10
Walker Fine Art
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Synesthetic Ciphers, featuring: Deidre Adams
Roland Bernier Bonny Lhotka Doug Haeussner Sammy Lee
Blair Vaughn-Gruler. We have an inherent need to decode
and decipher patterns and symbols. The artists featured
in Synesthetic Ciphers challenge and deconstruct
conventional modes of language to interpret new meanings
behind symbols. Can artwork derived from and inspired by
transcription be non-metaphoric? Can using alternate
forms of stimuli be experienced, rather than read?
Through dismantling traditional written language into
indistinguishable mark-making and cross-sensory
experiences, this group exhibition encourages us to play
with and recreate the conventional role of language.
Through Saturday, February 29
Visions West Contemporary
Opening reception 6-8pm
Ishi Glinsky, Dead Weight
Through February 15
January 11
Abend Gallery
Opening, 6-8 PM
Discovery, the debut solo exhibition for new
gallery artist Christopher Clark. An extremely talented
painter, Clark has experienced a meteoric rise since
signing on with Abend in August, having already sold
dozens of new works. We can’t wait to see what this
important new voice has to offer.
Through January 30
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Opening reception, 11 am to 3 pm
The West featuringartists: Maura Allen, Sophy
Brown, William Berra, Daniel Glanz, Wayne Salge, Pati
Stajcar and Dinah Worman.
Through February 7
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening, 6-8 pm
Adrienne Stein’s solo exhibition, Elementals, the
newest body of work by this Colorado/Pennsylvania
figurative artist exploring the four elements: Earth,
Fire, Water and Air. The title of the exhibit is derived
from the Renaissance concept of the four elements being
embodied in mythic beings known as Elementals. The
paintings in this show depict figures that correspond
with the elements of Earth, Fire, Water, and Air.
Adrianne shares, “The color and emotional tenor of each
painting is distinct, and I wanted to have the
experience of traveling into a new unique world with
each painting. I do focus on a specific aesthetic,” says
Stein, “and I’ve always been really drawn to
19th-century Victorian painting and the PreRaphaelites.
There’s a storytelling element in their work that draws
me in…and looking at their work, it’s so rich with
detail. A lot of my recent works are really inspired by
that tradition of painting.”
Through February 1
Wednesday, January 15
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening Reception, 5-7pm at the Sugarcube building at
1555 Blake.
Map. On display daily M-F: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Through April 13
Friday, January 17
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
New Worlds: Lui Ferreyra & Ryan Magyar with
Formal Inflations by Emmett Culligan and on the
mezzanine, introducing Jenny Day
Through February 29
Friday,
January 24
Space Gallery
Artist Reception, 6-9pm
Three Concurrent Solo Exhibitions featuring work by:
Carlene Frances, Heather Bentz and Introducing Tom
Flanagan.
Through February 22
Thursday January 30
Robischon Gallery
Opening Reception for the Artists: 6 - 8 pm
Solo Exhibitions: Deborah Zlotsky, Ted Larsen and
Jonathan Parker.
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Plinth Gallery
Marie EvB Gibbons
Clay with post-fired finish
Through January 25
Rule Gallery
Caleb Hahne
Fountain, 2019
acrylic on canvas, 14x12 inches
Through February 8
Visions West Contemporary
Rachel Denny
Migration, 2019
mixed media
View the exhibit here
Through February 15
Walker Fine Art
Synesthetic
Ciphers
Through
February 29
Visions West Contemporary
Ishi Glinsky
Retelling History, 2020
ink, archival, pastel, marker on paper, 30.5 x 29 inches
Through February 15
Abend Gallery
Christopher Clark
Emerging
Oil on wood panel and gold leaf
20 x 15 inches
Through January 30
Gallery 1261 LLC
Kevin Wekbach
Times Square
Oil 18 x 24 in
Through April 13
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Sophy Brown
Crosswise
Acrylic, 25 x 28 3/4
Through
February 7
Gallery 1261 LLC
Adrienne Stein
Enchantress
Oil, 11" x 14
Through January 30
William Havu Gallery
Ryan Magyar
Untitled G
Oil on Canvas, 78 13/16 X 60 5/8 Inches
Through February 29
Space Gallery
Carlene Frances
Seijaku # 722
Oil on canvas, 40" X 55"
Through February 22
Robischon Gallery
Deborah Zlotsky
Evidence
oil on canvas, 48 x 60 inches
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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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