RedLine Contemporary Art Center
RedLine is a nonprofit arts organization in Denver, Colorado that fosters education and engagement between artists and communities to create positive social change.
RedLine is Hiring!
Apply for our open Finance & Operations Director position by December 2, 2024!
Upcoming Art Events at RedLine
Artist talks, community art making, and more — view the full events calendar below!
Join us for our monthly member tour at RedLine! Get a behind-the-scenes look at the current exhibitions, or enjoy a meet-and-greet with our Resident Artists. Includes refreshments. Become a member today!
Join us every Wednesday from 6-8:30pm in the Community Studio. Figure Drawing is non-instructional, laid back, and welcoming to artists of all experience levels. Materials provided. Free for members, $10 for non-members.
Join us every other Sunday from 1-3 for Sewing Club! Enjoy unstructured community sewing time & socializing. Bring your own sewing needles and/or machine and your own fabric. Free for RedLine members, $5 suggested donation for non-members.
Along the Line Blog
Art critic Ray Rinaldi of The Denver Post reviewed Denise Zubizarreta’s "Descansa en el Poder" exhibition, on display at RedLine through Dec 1, 2024. Read the full review here!
Learn more about 2024 Arts in Society grantee Tri Towns Arts, and how they bring art experiences to youth on the plains to deepen connections within rural communities.
Learn all about 2024 Arts in Society grantee Shutter and Strum, and how they provide provide stability, engagement, and creative outlets to those in need in Colorado Springs.
We interviewed Dustin Young, Executive Director of Southwest Art Gallery + Science, about the vision and impact of the 2024 FEMA Climate Resiliency, Photography and Storytelling exhibition.
In Colorado and beyond, here are our top 5 art events and news this October, featuring RedLine Resident Artist and REACH Alumni!
RedLine Hours
Tuesday - Sunday, 11 AM-5 PM MST
Admission is a suggested donation of $5 for adults, $3 for students and youth.
Banner image courtesy of Kyla Fear
Learn all about 2024 Arts in Society grantee The Church Project & Rural Journalism Institute of the San Luis Valley and how they provide the space and freedom for all people to unlock their creative potential.