We’re thrilled our spring exhibitions were recently reviewed by culture reporter Toni Tresca at Westword. The article offers in-depth context and behind-the-scenes stories from curators of UNSEEN and YALLA, as well as members of the RedLine team who helped bring the exhibitions to life. Read the full article now and plan your visit to see these powerful exhibitions today!

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.

Learn about 2025 Arts in Society Grantee Brink Literacy Project, and how their project “Reframing Justice Narratives” empowers justice-impacted students across Colorado to find their power, passion and purpose through comic book memoirs.

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.