In Making Space: The Never-Ending Listening Tour, Bonfils-Stanton writer Toni Tresca explores how listening to artists, neighbors, and community voices has guided RedLine’s approach to affordability and inclusion. Read the full article here!

Ray Rinaldi of The Denver Post praised RedLine’s High Walls: Artists Navigate Structures of Confinement for its compelling exploration of incarceration and its human impact. On view through October 12, the exhibition brings together diverse voices to reflect on freedom, restriction, and resilience. Read the full review here!

Westword recently featured High Walls: Artists Navigate Structures of Confinement, RedLine’s upcoming exhibition and summit opening Friday, August 15. Learn more and read the full article now!

Westword recently covered RedLine Executive Director Louise Martorano’s new role as the Managing Director at Community Arts Stabilization Trust. Celebrate Louise’s next chapter and read the full Westword article now!

Mutual Terrain, curated by Jenna Maurice and Adán De La Garza, was recently featured in DARIA for its compelling exploration of land, place, and identity through video art. Read the full review now!

Westword recently highlighted Mutual Terrain, our current Denver Month of Video exhibition co-curated by RedLine resident alum Jenna Maurice and Adán De La Garza. Featuring six international artists, the show explores the land as a living presence - one that remembers, resists, and responds.

Denver Westword recently reviewed our 2025 Resident Artist exhibition "Living Land," and gave a shout out to the freedom offered by our Artist Residency. Read the full article here!