//Volunteers involved with the Four Corners Mutual Aid Network cheer at a Black Lives Matter protest. Photo provided by Bati Alon. The novel coronavirus has hit every corner of Colorado, even stretching into the far reaches of the Four Corners region. COVID-19 has...
//Photographer and artist Yvens Alex Saintil, left, speaks to a visitor about his artwork that explores his experience as a U.S. Army veteran at ILA Art Gallery on Feb. 19. Photo by Kieran Purce | [email protected] Last summer, while battling through clouds of...
//Steven Frost portrayed Liberace in Hell inside his art installation for No Place to Go on Oct. 30. Photos by Esteban Fernandez | [email protected] Another “Spooktober” has come and gone and yet the terror and anxiety continue into November for many. Fitting...
//Ana Reed and Meredith Cross-Dorsey discuss a tattoo design behind the desk at Smokey Banana tattoo shop on May 22. Photos by Annie Burky | [email protected] Tattoo shops are working to find a safe way to reopen within the state’s requirements, but parlors like...
//Akiala I, the face behind the Buy Back the Block fundraiser on GoFundMe. Photo by Doug Hrdlicka | [email protected] Art is at the vanguard of revolution. Similarly, it is at the vanguard of gentrification. The two are fated to dance for eternity, weaving and...
//Photo provided by Gina Ilczyszyn. We—the women, the alternative, the proud non-binary and beyond—are lucky to live in an artistic, open-minded, and flourishing city. The constant motion of city streets, flashes of colorful, painted walls, the buzzing of tattoo...
//Jessica Christie photographing a couple on a snowy road. Photo provided by Christie. Jessica Christie was 15 feet off the ground photographing a newlywed couple scaling a mountain when she thought to herself, this is it. As the bride and groom were intertwined in...
//Still of Nadiya Jackson from the short film Planning a Wedding During Quarantine. Photo provided by Jackson. Nadiya Jackson’s work, ranging from theater to photography, to even her personal fashion, interrogates if and to what depth we engage with our...
//Artist Amy Lummus sits beneath a portrait of her daughter, Penny, at the Electric Cherry Shop + Studio in Olde Town Arvada on April 16. Photo by Esteban Fernandez | [email protected] With arched backs and mouths slightly agape, Amy Lummus’ pin-up portraits of...
//Cindy Loya, Denver artist, paints a portrait of Ynés Mexía on the window of Hope Tank gift shop in Denver on March 6. Photo by Polina Saran | [email protected] As lockdown orders went into effect last year, Erika Righter of Hope Tank gift shop on Broadway was...
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