Visual Arts

From an Andrew Novick photography retrospective to a Fiber Fest, this week’s a busy one in the Denver art world.

Brian Polk reflects on fifteen years of Yellow Rake.

Two shows this summer look at domestic design.

Bobby LeFebre’s play has been extended…again.

The event is a follow-up to last fall’s successful Denver Immersive Summit

The artist is concerned with environmental collapse and issues of inclusion and diversity.

A public panel on August 4 should keep ideas flowing.

The pair added a show before their Red Rocks gig.

Some work in secret, others out in the open.

From street art to floral art, video art to performance, Denver’s artists are making a splash for First Friday.

A group show and three solos all take you outside.

From Lucha Libre & Laughs to the Grawlix, these are the five best comedy shows in Colorado.

Logan Smart survived the STEM School Highlands Ranch shooting. Now, he’s having nightmares in a movie.

The show includes two prisoners serving life sentences.

Tour galleries, check out art openings and avail yourself to all Denver’s art scene has to offer.

The exhibits take you from 1970s Boulder to 21st century Buenos Aires.

In a world with too many wretched comedy open mics, Stoney’s Bar and Grill puts on a great show.

A flood washed through the Art Hub on July 20.

Cafe Cultura founder, spoken-word artist and playwright Bobby LeFebre will serve as Colorado’s poet laureate.

Team Denver Homes showed how not to apologize after the group’s spoof on the “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” caused outrage in Denver.

The co-op has introduced a scholarship in conjunction with 40 West.

After surviving the Titanic, she became the Unsinkable Molly Brown