Be nurtured on your journey to self-awareness and self-acceptance as we explore a combination of mindfulness tools, body work, and creative expression in order to foster a free and confident external carriage that openly represents your true, inner identity and voice. Come curious, come playful, come as you are!
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Join us for a bilingual exchange featuring conversation and art. Open for all levels of speaking and making ability.
The Arts in Society grant program has an expressed mission to foster cross-sector work through the arts. Through a partnership between Bonfils Stanton Foundation, Hemera Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and RedLine, the program seeks to build capacity for social practice projects that implement artistic excellence to engage social issues in communities across Colorado.
Average grant sizes range between $10,000 - $50,000 and will be awarded to 15 - 25 artists, arts organizations, or other nonprofit groups per year during the 2016-2018 two-year pilot period. The 2017-2018 grant application opens August 14, 2017.
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.
Drive-In: Personal Space is the first exhibition in a series of one-night pop up exhibitions which feature contemporary art in vehicles, as exhibition spaces. Visitors will be invited to sit inside of or peer into car windows to see a variety of multi-media installations. Taking place at 2606 Lawrence St, Denver, CO 80205
Join us for RedLine's 4th Moveable Feast! There will be a procession from 26th and Welton to RedLine at 5:20 PM with the Montbello Drumline. Our Moveable Feast Program is FREE and open to the public.
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?
This month's topic: 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?
(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 an artist talk and reception with Wyatt Gallery about his recent publication of photographs entitled Jewish Treasures of the Caribbean: The Legacy of Judaism in the New World. The program will be followed by a Q & A with the artist, and appetizers and refreshments will be provided.
Free and open to the public. If you would like to attend, pleaseRSVP here
This artist talk & reception runs concurrently with Wyatt Gallery's exhibition at the Aspen Jewish Community Center on view from August 3 - September 18, 2017 in Aspen, CO.
Join us for free creative play in the park! This week artist Deborah Jang will be playing "The Frame Game" a game in which participants go on scavenger hunts for photos that relate to different prompts, frame the image with a picture frame, then get a print of their picture! Children of all age are welcome!
Join us for free creative play in the park! This week artist Deborah Jang will be playing "The Frame Game" a game in which participants go on scavenger hunts for photos that relate to different prompts, frame the image with a picture frame, then get a print of their picture! Children of all age are welcome!
Join us for an evening of KITBASHING – that is, the practice of using a craft or model kit to create something new, unintended and super fantastic.
Join us for free creative play in the park! This week artist George P. Perez will be building camera obscura forts with participants. Open to children of all ages!
Join us for a bilingual exchange featuring conversation and art. Open for all levels of speaking and making ability. FREE, BYOB!
a MOVEABLE FEAST: Second Saturdays, 5:30 - 7 PM | MAY - SEPTEMBER | Five Locations in Five Points ! Read More.
The D.A.R.C.O letter writing campaign is one of many actions toward holding ground for a sustainable future. Their efforts are on behalf of Attainable Space for ALL in which to: live, work, create, express, and gather. These five things are essential for culture of any kind to thrive.
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.
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
