January has that exciting reset energy—and this month, RedLine Resident Alumni are starting the new year off with a bang!
From screenings and exhibitions that explore family and lineage to playful, experimental approaches to materials and form, here are our top January art events featuring RedLine Resident Alumni!
Mark Sink - Family Ties: Continuing the Creative Legacy Group Exhibition
Mark and Kristen and Poppy Cyanotypes
Where: The Arvada Center - 6901 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, CO, 80003
When: January 15 - March 29, 2026
About the exhibition: Family Ties celebrates the unique bonds that shape artistic legacy.
Through the work of twenty creative families whose practices are shaped by their familial connections, Family Ties highlights the powerful interplay of nature and nurture in shaping each person’s creative journey.
The exhibition explores the intricate relationship between family and creative expression, showcasing how skills, values, and visions are passed down across generations.
Make Me Famous Film Screening + Panel
Where: Seidel City Contemporary Art Galleries 3- 205 Longhorn Rd, Boulder, CO, 80302
When: Saturday, January 24, 2026, 7pm
About the film: Make Me Famous is a 2021 biographical documentary that explores the life and work of painter Edward Brezinski in his quest for fame. The Guardian called the film a "touching documentary revisits the grimy Manhattan of the 70s and 80s in search of long-lost painter Edward Brezinski.
Artforum called the film a "brilliantly digressive structure for a feature-length movie...remarkably loving and deeply empathetic conjuring for which Vincent should be commended, the conceit of this picture, what has indeed sold it so successfully to audiences, is how its protagonist is ultimately a surrogate, a blank upon which we can project the full spectrum of desire and dread that circulates through creative ambition like the lifeblood of culture.
Revisited: Andy Warhol’s Social Media and Andy Warhol Group Exhibition
Where: Colorado State University, in the Griffin Foundation Gallery - 1400 Remington St, Fort Collins, CO, 80524
When: January 28 - April 12, 2026
About the exhibition: Curated by Linny Frickman.
Andy Warhol Revisited is a two part exhibition. The first section, Andy Warhol’s Social Media, reexamines his photographic oeuvre in light of current social media trends.
This exhibition features works gifted to the museum from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, and includes examples from the University of Wyoming Art Museum as part of an exchange. The second section, Andy Warhol at CSU, looks back at Warhol’s visit in 1981, a visit that accompanied an exhibition of his work in the Hatton Gallery, and examines how this visit has impacted the campus landscape, institutional psyche, and the growth of the museum collection.
About the artist: Mark Sink, a private art consultant, represents and curates local and international cutting-edge fine art photography. Mark is a co-founder of The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, founder of the Month of Photography Denver and The Big Picture street art projects and the Denver Collage Club. His personal fine art photography is shown and collected world wide.
Currently, Mark is specializing in Collodion Wet Plate photography and Collage. Kristen Hatgi Sink and Mark run studio photography services that include, portraits, product, architectural, and fashion.
Website: www.gallerysink.com
Instagram: @marksink
Jodi Stuart - Second-Life Solo Exhibition
Where: Old Masonic Hall - 136 S Main St, Breckenridge, CO, 80424
When: January 24 - March 29, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 24, 2026, 5-7pm
About the exhibition: 'Bold, colorful, anthropomorphic forms take over the Old Masonic Hall Gallery in Second Life—an immersive exhibition by artist Jodi Stuart.
Intrigued by the malleable potential of plastics, Stuart has spent her career exploring and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with this exuberant but complex medium. The results are joyful, life-sized sculptures that delight the eyes and excite the senses.
As our fall/winter 2025/2026 Artist in Residence, Stuart is working specifically in Breck Create’s Precious Plastic Initiative to prepare for this exhibition. For this exhibition, Stuart will create a full gallery experience with moments of wonder, play, interaction, awe, and reflection. Immediately, the artist will launch gallery visitors into a magical world of twisted, woven, organic forms, followed by a fun interactive installation created specifically for this exhibition in the Precious Plastic Studio.
About the artist: Jodi Stuart was born in 1971 in a small town on the East Coast of Aoetearoa - New Zealand. She attained a Bachelor of Visual Arts in Moving Image, from Manukau Institute of Technology in 1999, a Master of Fine Arts in Inter-media, from Auckland University in 2001.
Stuart moved to the United States with her family in 2010, where she is now based in Denver. Stuart has participated in various educational and public arts programming throughout her career. As well as exhibiting in her home country, Stuart has exhibited in California, Colorado, Michigan, Maryland, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.
Website: www.jodistuart.com
Instagram: @stuart.jodi
Marsha Mack Ceramic Sculptures Displayed at PDX
Where: Portland International Airport 7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR, 97218
When: Now through September 2026
About the sculpture: Now on view in the South Concourse Connector Display Case, a fantastical and imaginative group exhibition featuring artists Marsha Mack and Jessie Weitzel Le Grand. With distinct artistic practices, both artists explore ideas of perception, playfulness, nostalgia, and mystery in their work.
About the artist: Marsha Mack (b. 1987, San Rafael, CA) holds an MFA from Syracuse University, a Certificate of Advanced Study in Women's and Gender Studies from Syracuse University, and a BFA from San Francisco State University. Fixated on social dynamics nuanced by subjective experience, Mack's immersive installations, sculptures, and performances border on excess, creating affective experiences through layered sensory elements.
Her work has been featured in exhibitions at PØST Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), Think Tank Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), Rogue Space Gallery (New York City, NY), and the Park Slope Art Fair (New York City, NY). She has attended artist residencies at The Studios at MASS MoCA (North Adams, MA), Haystack Mountain School of Crafts (Deer Isle, ME), and the Takt Artist Residency (Berlin, Germany). Mack currently teaches ceramics at the Foothills Park and Recreation District in Littleton, CO, and is the Associate Director of David B. Smith Gallery.
Website: www.marshamack.com
Instagram: @yaymarshamack
December Art Events at RedLine
Harmonious Dissonance Closing Party & Catalog Release
Join us on Friday, January 9, 5:30–7:30pm for the closing party of Harmonious Dissonance with an exhibition catalog release & signing by artist Bruce Price, guest curator Dean Sobel, and art critic Michael Paglia—plus an exhibition-inspired DJ set by Resident Artist Nathan Hall! Free for members!
Sewing Club
Meets the Third Sunday of each month from 1 - 3 pm
Unstructured community sewing time. Bring your own sewing needles and/or machine, and fabric.
Free for RedLine members, $10 for non-members.
