EnChroma glasses help people who are colorblind see through new eyes
Jason Burke thinks his wife’s eyes are light brown, although she maintains they are green. He has no way of…
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What can you do with an arts degree?
“What are you going to do with an arts degree?” Students studying the creative arts are likely familiar with this…
Inside the fantastical world of Frida Kahlo
Take one look at Frida Kahlo’s fantastical, dreamlike and often-graphic depictions of life, death and pain, and it’s no wonder…
Social impact: Design for the Common Good
The Beloved Community Village consists of 19 structures, each 8 feet by 15 feet, with a shared bathhouse and community space in…
Denver’s artists adapt to Covid
Like artists everywhere, many in Denver’s creative community were already stringing together exhibitions, performances and side hustles to make ends…
Fine print
Even for sisters, Mandi and Molly Quinn have a lot in common. But their shared passion for art – and…
Art is working
As Denver added 100,000 residents over the past seven years, the number of cranes rising above its skyline became a barometer of the…
Spread it all over town
If Molly Bounds could print replicas of herself to accomplish even more, she probably would. When she isn’t making her…
Playing with the magic of color
Step outside of the Center for Visual Art (CVA) on Santa Fe Drive and you’ll see several student-designed panels along the…
Finding presence on Santa Fe
The word curation originates from the Medieval Latin curatus, related to the care and curing of souls by religious officiants. And although the term…