Curated by Ramón Bonilla, Downshifting features 12 international artists who call attention to the meditative quality of reductive art.
Odessa is pleased to present Brian Napier: Crooked Timber at RedLine Contemporary Art Center. Crooked Timber investigates the relationship between human beings and the Earth; deconstructing the paradoxes between consciousness and ecology.
Following the opening reception of Brian Napier | Crooked Timber, From the Hip Photo & Odessa join forces to bring artistic talent and makers together for Exposure!, a free ticketed event.
a MOVEABLE FEAST: Second Saturdays, 5:30 - 7 PM | MAY - SEPTEMBER | Five Locations in Five Points ! Read More.
48 Hours: 2017 will follow RedLine’s annual theme: (Dis)place and will focus on geography, community, access to resources, location, and relocation. In a rapidly growing city, 48 Hours will explore the many complicated layers of what makes a “place.” How does the physical fabric of a city contribute to understandings of civic character? Which neighborhoods and populations profit from development, and who is displaced as a result? How can art delineate places and mediate between communities?
Coming from many lands, races, and perspectives, Latin America: Endless Transformations explores the constant social, political, and cultural reconfiguration that occurs in Latin America. Artists investigate the ways in which communities reshape their own collective identity, a continuous transformation that is visible in the artistic movements taking place throughout the Americas.
Join artist Krystle Ruiz free for creative play in the park, painting and drawing with ice paint! Play Space is drop-in, free to attend, and open to children of all ages.
Join artist Katie Taft for creative play in the park, building large sculptures out of fiber and willow branches!
Bring your passion and a work sample to share. Collaborative art opportunity first half hour. All art forms welcome (including dance, music, theater, etc.)
This month's topic: How can art exist outside the capitalist system? What are ways in which art production relates to market values and what are ways it can exist outside them?
Join us June 5th at 6pm for an evening of food, discussion, and fun!
Andrew Curtis is the corporate chef for Specialty Appliance. He'll spend the evening answering food questions and exploring why we eat what we eat.
Join us for free creative play workshops with local artists every Thursday and Saturday from June through August!
Join us for the first Play Space of the year on the last day of school! Artist Moe Gram and members of the Black Actors Guild will be at Fuller Park with creative play activities for children of all ages.
Join us for the opening of the ArtCorps Mentoring Exhibition to see socially engaged work by students and artist mentors!
Applications for the RedLine Artist Residency program are due May 31st. If you're interested and have any questions or just want to know more, please come out to RedLine for an informational meeting on Wednesday, May 17th from 5:30pm-7pm. We'll cover the basics of the residency, the application project, and any questions applicants might have.
If you're unable to make the meeting, we'll be live on facebook the same day from 12pm-1pm. Send us messages with any concerns, issues, or questions you might have!
Local artist and plant lover Mackenzie Browning will guide us through the step-by-step process of creating a succulent terrarium. Please bring your favorite small stone, stick, shell, or miniature figurine to decorate your terrarium!
This month's topic will be What is Denver’s cultural identity and our place in the art world regionally and nationally? As an individual, do you want to embrace our current identity or push against it?
(de)composition seeks to deconstruct the idea of a musical "concert" with a participatory event that involves music, poetry, improvisation, and dance. The distinctions between composer, performer, and audience member will be dissolved.
RedLine will once again be a partner site for this year's Doors Open Denver! Come join us for a variety of one-of-kind experiences the weekend of April 29th and 30th.
The Obscured Self blends performance art with the art and craft of the grille suit. This event is a playful juxtaposition of exposing on the catwalk what is traditionally meant to be hidden.
Artists will explore themes of invisibility, stealth, spying, hiding, blending in and merging by crafting, modeling, and conceptualizing their own unique suits. Inanimate objects will come to life. Projected thoughts will become visible. The shells we live under and the masks we hide behind will become exposed, celebrated and laughed at.
We'll be generating hand printed and painted signs on handmade recycled seed paper so that you can plant your signs when the protest is over.
RedLine's 4th Annual EPIC GALA is now SOLD OUT
AFTER-PARTY Tickets still AVAILABLE
Join us for the illustrated lecture, A Photographic Truth, Mark Osterman presents a humorous and informative look at how certain elements of photography are inherently untruthful and subject to manipulation.
Death to Small Talk: A Conversational Salon for the Bold and Curious
Are you afraid of meeting new people and hearing the same questions? Where are you from? What do you do? We are too. So come and join us for a evening of frivolity, facts and chats. You will learn to use your passions to deflect the most excruciating parts of meeting new people and hopefully have a great time doing it.
Free and open to the public, BYOB!
Three local fiber artists and Fancy Tiger Crafts present an evening of contemporary cross stitch for all levels of experience. During this hand’s on workshop, participants will learn how to use non traditional substrates and materials to create and execute their own unique patterns.
Free for veterans, $20 donation for civilians
(de)composition seeks to deconstruct the idea of a musical "concert" with a participatory event that involves music, poetry, improvisation, and dance. The distinctions between composer, performer, and audience member will be dissolved.
Join us for the first installment featuring works by Caitlin Gilmore, Griffin Candey, and Joshua Fenner.
Luxated Effigies provides a platform for Reach artists to present their own views and experiences regarding displacement. This timely exhibition surveys various interpretations of displacement ranging from internal relationships, to communities, to history and beyond.
Join us for a free lecture on the Artist/Dealer Relationship with Andrea Zieher of ZieherSmith Gallery, NYC here at RedLine
Since opening in 2008, RedLine Contemporary Art Center has held an annual exhibition featuring work by artists in the residency program. 2017 will launch with Nice Work If You Can Get It featuring RedLine Resident Artists and curated by Daisy McGowan – Gallery Director & Curator for the Gallery of Contemporary Art, Colorado Springs. This exhibit will explore the reality of “making it” as an artist demands hard work, space and funding.
Come learn how to create your own block prints! Free for veterans, $20 donation for civilians.
Join an incredible group of artists, musicians and allies for Denver's first Artist and Musician Town Hall Meeting at RedLine Contemporary Art Center.
Come and see local art collective the Artnauts’ international retrospective and enjoy a whole world of bilingual art and fun!
RedLine's EPIC Arts Program provides an opportunity for RedLine artists to collaborate with Denver area K-12 teachers and students on semester-long social justice art projects.
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Missing the opening? Come to the closing? Artists from ACCESSORY (A GUN FAD) will present perspectives on their work and practice.
