In Part 1 of this blog series we explore Impact Arts, one of the three partners involved in the powerful Arts in Society project: “Coalition for Creative Practice in Colorado Prisons.” Learn how Impact Arts brings visibility to the work and stories of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated artists, fosters artistic community, and advocates for the importance of the arts as a healing and transformative tool in carceral spaces.
From work that explores diaspora and memory, celebrates Indigenous ecological knowledge, honors printmaking traditions, and imagines bold cultural futures, RedLine artists are sure to inspire, educate, and empower viewers this month. Here are our top 13 March art events featuring work by RedLine Resident Artists, Alumni, and REACH Artists—in Colorado and beyond!
We’re excited to highlight 2025 Arts in Society project The Knock, an opera that tells the stories of military spouses on Colorado Springs’ Fort Carson. Learn more about The Opera 2030 Project and how their 2025 Arts in Society Project The Knock highlights the sacrifices that spouses make at home while their partners are away.
Meet 2025 Arts In Society project “Bringing Art and Culture into Pueblo's Public Transportation Stops,” through grantee The Pueblo Department of Public Environment (PDPHE). Learn more about PDPHE and how they uphold their mission to promote and protect the health and environment of Pueblo County.
Meet 2025 Arts in Society grantee Colorado Asian Pacific United! Learn how their project “Light Up Denver's Chinatown” aims to reactivate the alleyway that used to be Denver’s Chinatown as a pan-Asian arts, culture, and business district.
Meet 2025 Arts in Society grantee, Lighthouse Writers Workshop! Learn all about their AiS project Write to connect, and how Lighthouse helps provide the highest caliber of artistic education, support, and community for writers and readers in the Rocky Mountain region and beyond.
Learn all about 2025 Arts in Society Grantee Words To Power and how they show underserved youth the power of their words through storytelling.
Meet RedLine’s new Chief Curator and Art Director, Jane Sook Burke! Burke brings over two decades of experience in nonprofit arts administration, museum curation, and independent projects. Recently recognized by ArtDesk as one of their “Movers & Shakers,” she aims to expand RedLine’s impact through experimentation, innovation, and collaboration.
December brings a full lineup of exhibitions, performances, workshops, and creative celebrations featuring RedLine Resident Artists and Alumni. Highlights include the long awaited return of RedLine’s Winter Art Market, and the opening reception of the 2025 REACH Core Artist Exhibition. Read the full roundup now!
