The Denver Post Reviews "High Walls," a Powerful Exhibition on Incarceration

The Denver Post Reviews "High Walls," a Powerful Exhibition on Incarceration

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!

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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.

Westword Highlights Denver MOV at RedLine

Westword Highlights Denver MOV at RedLine

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.

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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!