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April openings:
Friday, April 6
Visions West Contemporary
Opening Reception, 6-9pm
Two solo exhibitions and a special project at our RiNo
location in Denver, Colorado. The first solo exhibition,
A Vulnerable Paradigm of Wonder, features
hand-built porcelain sculptures by Crystal Morey. The
second solo exhibition, Animalia: New Works,
presents recent photographs by Nine Francois. Troy Abbot
will be presenting Social Media, a
technology-based sculpture, in the gallery’s project
space. The open reception is in conjunction with RiNo’s
First Friday Art Walk.
Through May 5
Plus
Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-9pm at ATC DEN
In a time when conflict and contradiction are
digitally-enhanced experiences for all to navigate, is
it possible to genuinely put ourselves in another’s
shoes? Chinese born artist Xi Zhang has been pursuing
this question across “Metallic Leaf Garden,” his most
compassionate and extensive series of artworks to date.
Plus Gallery, in conjunction with ATC DEN, bring several
of the artist’s recent large-scale paintings together in
Denver’s RiNo District for the exhibition “Imagine,” a
breathtaking, emotionally charged assemblage of images
presented from Zhang’s distinct cultural vantage-point.
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ATC DEN is located at 3420 Larimer Street, Denver, CO
80205.
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Through June 2
David B. Smith Gallery
Opening reception, 6-8pm
An exhibition featuring the
work of Liz Nielsen and Dylan Gebbia-Richards. This is
the gallery’s second two- person exhibition featuring
Dylan Gebbia-Richards and the first with Liz Nielsen.
This exhibition provides two unique interpretations of
landscape, disparate in medium but equal in their
pursuit of transcendence for artist and audience.
Nielsen and Gebbia-Richards achieve something exotic,
yet familar and in defiance of scale they depict
infinite worlds—simultaneously macro and micro. These
works evoke a geometry, allowing the viewer to move
within the ebb and flow of Gebbia-Richards’ crystalline
wax structures and sink into the saturated hues of
Nielsen’s abstracted mountains. Intensely
process-driven, Nielsen’s photograms and Gebbia-Richards’
paintings are experimental and wholly their own. Per
Nielsen, these works “are about transcendence and
shifting one’s way of seeing through abstraction.”
Through May 12
Saturday, April 7
K Contemporary
Suchitra Mattai, Sweet Asylum
Through Apr 28
Gallery
1261
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Spaces, an extraordinary survey of both
landscapes and cityscape works by four of the gallery’s
leading artists. Valerio D’Ospina, Dianne L. Massey
Dunbar, Ulrich Gleiter, and Dale O Roberts all come
together to showcase their perspectives on the
environments we inhabit in their individual styles. From
the thickly layered impressionistic landscapes of Ulrich
Gleiter to the jaw-dropping realism of Dianne Dunbar
there is much to see for viewers of all ages.
Through April 28
Abend Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
The 10x10 Exhibition, an extraordinary group
exhibition of work by over 60 artists. This show will
feature a host of imagery from a variety of styles and
genres, with the one similarity between all being that
they are painted on 10x10” wood panels. From the
gorgeous still lives of Emma Hirst and Thane Gorek, to
the ethereal landscapes of Elsa Munoz, to the
beautifully rendered figures of Alpay Efe and Jennifer
Gennari there is something for everyone to enjoy. The
exhibition will be held in the gallery’s newly minted
project space.
Through April 28
Friday, April 13
Space Gallery
Our next exhibition,
Impressions, Markings & More is in collaboration
with Collectors for Connoisseurship: and also to
celebrate the Degas show at the Denver Art Museum.
Curated by Shannon Robinson from C4C, the group show
will include SPACE artists Haze Diedrich, Miguel
Edwards, Jean-Pierre Morin, Karen Scharer, Jeff Wenzel
and John Wood who focus on the abstraction, as well as
others selected by Robinson with more of a focus on
realism.
Through April 28
Friday, April 20
Goodwin
Fine Art
Opening Reception, 6 – 8 pm
Mia Mulvey | Ancients and Matt Christie | Subtle Body.
Two Colorado-based artists continue their explorations of nature
and wonder at Goodwin Fine Art. Mia Mulvey’s Ancients is
a conceptual interrogation of natural history and the
preservation of time. Like her monumental wall sculpture, Mast
Year, shown at the Denver Art Museum in 2011, Ancients maps the
form of ancient trees to explore wonder and discovery in the
search for understanding. Her latest exhibition at Goodwin Fine
Art consists of porcelain objects that utilize various aspects
of scientific research, digital printing, and photo-based 3D
scanning (photogrammetry.) Matt Christie likens his
Subtle Body paintings to an alchemical fusing of nature and
the imagination. He writes that during his childhood "nature
seemed to be presenting a world of wonder that affected me in
ways I could not define…and I have been exploring that
experience ever since."
Through June 2
Friday, April 27
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 - 9 pm
Redaction, Amy Metier’s seventh solo show with
the William Havu Gallery. Metier’s newest works include oils on
canvas, mixed media collages on paper and polymer etchings with
Chine-collé. Also featured in the main gallery will be new
kinetic sculptures by Robert Delaney. On the mezzanine will be
Santa Fe, NM based painter, Eugene Newmann.
Through June 9
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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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