“It’s Not About What You’re Looking At But What You See” Espacio Liminal | Liminal Space Opens At Museo Thru Aug. 24
"It is easy to fall under the illusion that looking at art is a simple thing. However, the work in ...
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18th Annual Día del Niño Celebration April 28th
Denver Art Museum Hosts its 18th Annual Día del Niño Celebration with Free General Admission, Artmaking, Performances and More
The Denver ...
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A Laugh A Minute, “The Play That Goes Wrong” Amuses Denver; Starring Denver’s Own Jamie Ann Romero
By Joe Contreras, Latin Life Denver Media, Photos & Video courtesy of Denver Center for the Performing Arts
"I laughed for ...
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Free Admission to Metro Area Museums, Zoo, Botanic Gardens & More…2019 Colorado Free Days
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‘Identidad/Identity’…Exploring Latino Roots In Art May 2 to June 22, Reception May 3rd.
Featuring: Jerry Rael, Arturo Garcia, and Joaquin Gonzales
Artists Reception Friday May 3; 5 - 7 pm
Exhibit runs May 2 - ...
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An Extraordinary Man, Leonardo Da Vinci 500 Years of Genius at DMNS Thru August 25
Photos & Video by Joe Contreras, Latin Life Denver Media
Was this guy for real? More than 500 years ago he ...
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“AWAKENED 2019” A Dance/Song/Music/Spoken Word Empowerment Event SUNDAY, June 23
Xitlali, Dancer/Designer with support from the Stronghold Society announce a benefit show, “AWAKENED 2019” featuring dance, music, poetry and inspirational ...
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Call For Artists & Vendors: 2019 Colorado Latino Festival June 23rd
The Colorado Latino Festival aims to become the largest Latino & Caribbean cultural event in the state. In 2016, the event attracted ...
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“Resonant” The Art of Musical & Architectural Influences of Pre-Colombian Papel Amate by Cuspinera Madrigal March 7 – April 9
Cuspinera Madrigal’s work is based in the ancient, pre-Colombian papermaking technique of Papel Amate, which he has modified to create ...
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The Author Walks, Pop-Up Exhibition! Camina El Autor February 28 – March 10 At Museo de las Americas
In 1615 the indigenous chronicler Felipe Huaman Poma de Ayala walked from Ayacucho to Lima to deliver an important manuscript ...
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