Openings:
Friday, January 9
William Havu Fine Art
Opening Reception, 6-9pm
Emilio Lobato, "De Veras" New paintings.
Dale Chisman 1943-2008, "Works on Paper 1987-1997."
Also in the main gallery, David Mazza, New neo modernist
sculptures
Through February 21
Gallery 1261
Opening Reception, 5-9pm
Michael Workman: Solo Exhibition
Preview exhibit
Through February 14
Continuing:
PISMO Fine Art Glass
Opening reception for the artist, 6-9 pm.
"Color Complexities," a solo exhibition by Florida
artist Andrea Dasha Reich. The exhibition, includes
recent abstract paintings made with layers of crayon,
pastels, oil paints, minerals and metallic materials
interspersed with epoxy resin on wood. Through
January 20
Abend Gallery
Opening Reception, 5-9 pm
18th Annual Holiday Miniatures Show
Through December 31
Pinon Fine Art
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Lorenzo Chavez, "A Twenty Year Journey"
Through January 5
Space Gallery
Opening Reception 6-9 pm
"Interior Construct" Featuring: Haze Diedrich and Scott
Holdeman
Through January 17
PISMO Fine
Art Glass
Holiday open house, Cherry Creek North
location, 10am - 6pm
Featuring Local Jewelry Artist Suzanne Williams who
combines glass, gold and silver in her contemporary art
jewelry. The artist will be present at the event.
Williams is a local artist inspired by her many years
living in Colorado. Her work balances both realistic and
abstract design elements in a shadow box style, mixing
silver and 18K or 22K gold with glass and gemstones
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Group Landscape Show Amy Solomon, Chandler Romeo, David
Griffin "untitled" 48 x 60 by Amy Solomon oil on canvas
Through January 3
Rule Gallery
"Light and Time," Wet Plate Collodion Photographs, by Mark Sink and Kristen Hatgi
and Mark Sink, "The
Untold Story," a rare collection of Andy Warhol
portraits, Also with "Stills," recent paintings of Nathan Abels
Through January 10
Michelle Mosko Fine Art
Arturo Guerrero - New Works.
Through January 3
Walker Fine Art
"The Man Show" Frank O'Neil-mixed media and
Jonathan Hils, Steel Sculpture
Through Jan 3
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Denver's Unconventional Art Ready for the Convention
By Kirk Johnson, NY Times, August 2008
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