Creative Place-Keeping Projects at RedLine
RedLine co-creates Creative Place-Keeping Projects to bring awareness, advocacy, and action to local issues brought to us by Denver community members.
Learn more about our Creative Place-Keeping Projects below!
Moveable Feast
Moveable Feast was a 5 month project in 2017 that used food and art as vehicles for community dialogue around displacement and greater connectivity in our neighborhood of Five Points.
In My Backyard
In support of the tiny home movement for neighbors that need a safe and legal place to rest, In My Backyard was a 2018 Creative Place-Keeping Project aimed to shift our community’s perspective to see all neighbors as sisters and brothers. regardless of housing status.
Re/Call
Re/Call was a 3-day art extravaganza and campout at the the Rocky Mountain Land Library in 2018 that featured exhibitions, programs, performances, and more.
Play Space
Recognizing the importance of creative childhood play, a lack of safe public spaces for some Five Points children, and a need for community activation of Denver’s oldest park—Mestizo-Curtis Park—Play Space engaged the Five Points community in creative play activities led by local artists.
Image courtesy of Landscape Structures
Living Land and Place Acknowledgement
Conceived and directed by Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand, a Sicangu Lakota and Cherokee artist, our Living Land Acknowledgement process responds to the need to acknowledge stolen Indigenous land and honor Indigenous people through art and community gardens, while meeting the needs of local BIPOC communities for healthy food options.
Upcoming Events at RedLine
From Creative Place-Keeping projects to artist talks and more, stay in-the-know about our upcoming Denver art events!
