Fine Contemporary Art
Littleton, Colorado
Art News
Exit strategy: Cydney Payton leaves MCA
The departure of Cydney Payton, soon to be former director of Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art, from the metro area’s institutional mix carries with it equal parts portent and reflection. Her airy yet substantial style — in both the art she championed and the spacious exhibition design she favored (with the possible exception of her dual swan songs, the “Decades of Influence” show and its “extended remix”) — says a lot about what Denver could bear aesthetically and about her willingness to constantly test the waters of audience appreciation and reception. Read More...
The departure of Cydney Payton, soon to be former director of Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art, from the metro area’s institutional mix carries with it equal parts portent and reflection. Her airy yet substantial style — in both the art she championed and the spacious exhibition design she favored (with the possible exception of her dual swan songs, the “Decades of Influence” show and its “extended remix”) — says a lot about what Denver could bear aesthetically and about her willingness to constantly test the waters of audience appreciation and reception. Read More...
Four Winds First Indian Art Annual
by Corinne Joy Brown
Vibrant horses skimmed the plains and silent war cries echoed from bold canvases, just two subjects found in the first annual Four Winds Indian Art Invitational. Read More...
by Corinne Joy Brown
Vibrant horses skimmed the plains and silent war cries echoed from bold canvases, just two subjects found in the first annual Four Winds Indian Art Invitational. Read More...
Boulder International Fringe Festival
August 14-25
Too often, the summer theater experience revolves around a group of actors in period costumes speaking lines you’ve heard before while pretending that the audience isn't there. And you can bet that the organizers spent long hours deciding what you should see. Read More...
August 14-25
Too often, the summer theater experience revolves around a group of actors in period costumes speaking lines you’ve heard before while pretending that the audience isn't there. And you can bet that the organizers spent long hours deciding what you should see. Read More...
Coming Soon!
Mark your calendars for November 14th for Colorado Business Committee for the Arts' (CBCA's) Economic Activity Study of Metro Denver Culture. The 2006 study found that culture created $1.4 billion dollars in economy activity! Come hear how the arts mean business at this year's study. Palettes at the Denver Art Museum, 7:30-9:30am. Space is limited - call 303-282-5135 for more information and to reserve your spot.
www.cbca.org
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