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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: March 2026

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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: March 2026

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!

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The Denver Post reviews Bruce Price Retrospective

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The Denver Post reviews Bruce Price Retrospective

Art critic Ray Rinaldi of The Denver Post reviewed Harmonious Dissonance, a career retrospective of Colorado artist Bruce Price, on view at RedLine through Jan 11, 2026. Read the full review here!

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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: December 2025

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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: December 2025

December brings a full lineup of exhibitions, performances, workshops, and creative celebrations featuring RedLine Resident Artists and Alumni. Highlights include the long awaited return of RedLine’s Winter Art Market, and the opening reception of the 2025 REACH Core Artist Exhibition. Read the full roundup now!

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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: October 2025

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Artist Event & Exhibition Roundup: October 2025

This October, Resident Artists & Alumni are opening space for reflection, celebration, and connection through exhibitions and performances that bring stories of memory, resilience, and identity to the forefront. Check out our top 11 October art events!

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Resident Alumni Sammy Seung-min Lee & Suchitra Mattai Awarded 2025 Joan Mitchell Fellowships

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Resident Alumni Sammy Seung-min Lee & Suchitra Mattai Awarded 2025 Joan Mitchell Fellowships

RedLine Alumni Sammy Seung-min Lee and Suchitra Mattai were named 2025 Joan Mitchell Fellows. Learn what the Joan Mitchell Fellowship is, why it matters, and how RedLine’s Artist Residency launches emerging Colorado artists into national and international recognition.

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Resident Alum Thomas "Detour" Evans Featured in The Washington Post

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Resident Alum Thomas "Detour" Evans Featured in The Washington Post

Resident Alum Thomas “Detour” Evans’ latest public art piece at Denver International Airport, It’s Not What You Take, It’s What You Bring Back, was recently featured in The Washington Post. Read the full article here!