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Dearfield gets second chance at life
Dearfield gets second chance at life

When most people zip along U.S. 34 about 25 miles east of Greeley, the little Dearfield sign is a mere green blip. But LaWanna Larson sees something different, something that stretches back almost a century.
Architects make a pitch to redesign Boettcher Concert Hall

Public presentations are today and Friday from the six architectural finalists being considered to redesign Denver’s concert hall
Denver Art Museum going psychedelic with poster exhibit

“The Psychedelic Experience: Rock Posters From the San Francisco Bay Area, 1965-1971” will debut next March with more than 250 works advertising concerts and other events emblematic of the deacde
CHANDLER: TV portrait of the artist less than flattering

During HBO's The Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly Not for Sale, the '80s shooting star goes through enough turmoil for Job ... and learns little, if anything in the process.

IN THE GALLERIES: Patsy Krebs: Selected Paintings 1980-2000

In a rare solo show at Sandy Carson Gallery, the geometric watercolor works of Calilfornia and Colorado-based artist Patsy Krebs are on display

CHANDLER: Art of creative coupling

"Silent Films and Bedroom Paintings" is a two-part exhibition at the Lab at Belmar, one an immersive education in early filmmaking, the other a selection of paintings chosen because they play on the pleasure principle.

Art's just part of Fourth festival

The 18th annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival again is balancing "art" and "festival," with food, entertainment and fireworks in addition to works by 238 artists Friday through Sunday. Above, people watch as dancers from Wise Fool New Mexico head to the performance area at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival.
Toronto firm wins bid to rethink Boettcher Concert Hall

A Canadian architectural firm that suggested a dramatic glass facade facing Speer Boulevard for Boettcher Concert Hall's renovation in a recent presentation has won the right to redesign the hall.

CHANDLER: Bell could set tone for lower downtown

Until the idea of putting a tower on lower downtown's Bell Park surfaced almost three years ago, it was doubtful many people knew about the site with the grungy parking lot and mysterious bronze bell.

In the galleries, June 27

Until recently, Boulder sculptor Joseph Shaeffer was exploring "sustension," using suspension and tension through magnets, and "tensegrity," a meld of tension and integrity. Now Shaeffer has moved even further into the conceptual.

CHANDLER: A quick course in abstraction

"Abstraction" at the Sandra Phillips Gallery is an opportunity to study serious non-representational work by artists who rarely show here.

Psychedelic concert posters set at Art Museum in March

Prepare your eyes for a show coming next spring, when the Denver Art Museum will open an exhibition drawn from its new trove of 1960s rock posters.

Artist plugs into television

If watching Bjorn Melhus' new video installation, Deadly Storms, makes you think you've surfed into a Fox newscast, in a way, you're right. It inspired the German-born artist.

Chandler: Vandals ruin Chapungu park's art

It's bad enough that during the weekend of May 30, someone slunk into the Chapungu Sculpture Park in Loveland and destroyed two large stone sculptures (value: $124,000), toppling the works so they broke into pieces. The head of one was removed from the site, found later elsewhere in the park.

CHANDLER: Comeback for impressionism

No, you are not imagining that the Denver Art Museum is opening another Impressionism show three weeks after the last one ended. "Landscapes From the Age of Impressionism" opens today.

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