Make/Shift Monday Presents: Not Your Grandma's Cross Stitch Night Three local fiber artists and Fancy Tiger Crafts present an evening of contemporary cross stitch for all levels of experience. During this hand’s on workshop, participants will learn how to use non traditional substrates and materials to create and execute their own unique patterns. Every Breath We Drew: Jess T. Dugan Guaranteed to be a highlight of Month of Photography (MoP) Denver, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center and RedLine are pleased to present Every Breath We Drew, a solo show by acclaimed artist Jess T. Dugan. Between the Medium: Seeing Photographically Month of Photography returns to Denver in 2017! A Photographic Truth: Mark Osterman, George Eastman Museum Join us for the illustrated lecture, A Photographic Truth, Mark Osterman presents a humorous and informative look at how certain elements of photography are inherently untruthful and subject to manipulation. SAVE THE DATE: EPIC GALA: 4.20.2017
SAVE THE DATE for RedLine's 4th Annual EPIC GALA! RedLine's Make/Shift Monday presents: Death to Small Talk Death to Small Talk: A Conversational Salon for the Bold and CuriousAre you afraid of meeting new people and hearing the same questions? Where are you from? What do you do? So come and join us for a evening of frivolity, facts and chats. You will learn to use your passions to deflect the most excruciating parts of meeting new people and hopefully have a great time doing it.Free and open to the public, BYOB! Art of War Project - Community Art Class: INappropriate Cross Stitch Free for veterans, $20 donation for civilians RedLine's Make/Shift Monday presents: (de)composition (de)composition seeks to deconstruct the idea of a musical "concert" with a participatory event that involves music, poetry, improvisation, and dance. The distinctions between composer, performer, and audience member will be dissolved.Join us for the first installment featuring works by Caitlin Gilmore, Griffin Candey, and Joshua Fenner.
Luxated Effigies: 7th Annual Reach Studio Exhibition Luxated Effigies provides a platform for Reach artists to present their own views and experiences regarding displacement. This timely exhibition surveys various interpretations of displacement ranging from internal relationships, to communities, to history and beyond. Join us for a free lecture on the Artist/Dealer Relationship with Andrea Zieher of ZieherSmith Gallery, NYC here at RedLine Nice Work If You Can Get It Since opening in 2008, RedLine Contemporary Art Center has held an annual exhibition featuring work by artists in the residency program. 2017 will launch with Nice Work If You Can Get It featuring RedLine Resident Artists and curated by Daisy McGowan – Gallery Director & Curator for the Gallery of Contemporary Art, Colorado Springs. This exhibit will explore the reality of “making it” as an artist demands hard work, space and funding. Art of War Project Community Art Class: Block Printing
Come learn how to create your own block prints! Free for veterans, $20 donation for civilians. Artist & Musician Town Hall Meeting Join an incredible group of artists, musicians and allies for Denver's first Artist and Musician Town Hall Meeting at RedLine Contemporary Art Center. CANCELLED: Cry Baby Opening: Bilingual and International Come and see local art collective the Artnauts’ international retrospective and enjoy a whole world of bilingual art and fun! EPIC Arts: Fall 2016 Youth Exhibition RedLine's EPIC Arts Program provides an opportunity for RedLine artists to collaborate with Denver area K-12 teachers and students on semester-long social justice art projects. CANCELED: Demystifying Guns: Tanner Gun Show Trip and Program Learn about guns and gun culture from experts. Find out everything you want to know! Accessory (A Gun Fad) ClosingCome to the closing? Artists from ACCESSORY (A GUN FAD) will present perspectives on their work and practice.
Celebrating 20 Years of Artnauts! RedLine is excited to host the 20th Anniversary Exhibitions of Artnauts, an art collective that has enlisted over 300 artists to serve as goodwill ambassadors who acknowledge and support victims of oppression worldwide. Their creativity has generated over 230 exhibitions on five continents. Founder, Dr. George Rivera, explains, “As long as inhumanity exists throughout the world, the Artnauts will not cease to try to change the world through the power of art.” Beginning January 12, join the Art Students League of Denver, Clyfford Still Museum, and RedLine for a special collaborative series of Moxie U programming focused on professional development lectures designed to help artists enhance their business practices. Topics include how to write an artist statement, PR 101 for artists, project budgets, client contracts, grants, requests for proposals (RFPs), how to price your artwork, and more. Accessory (A Gun Fad) Curated by artist George P. Perez, Accessory (A Gun Fad) explores the American fascination with guns.
The exhibition includes artists who examine multiple aspects of gun culture through representations of guns as objects of beauty and violence. Return of The Democalypse: RedLine's Anonymous One Square Foot Fundraiser SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 28, 2016 for Return of The Democalypse: RedLine's Annual Anonymous One Square Foot Art Sale & Fundraiser. The Bone Doctor Art Murder Mystery at Arcana Restaurant You're invited to a dinner and fundraiser for the biggest, most important archeological dig site in Boulder County. Join Dr. Silas Meckel and his team as they unveil one of the biggest archeological discoveries in human history. Beyond the Studio Doors: Annual Members Reception We are pleased to introduce our newest class of RedLine resident artists and invite you to our annual members-only reception, "Beyond the Studio Doors." This reception offers you, our members, the chance to meet the 21 artists who have recently been accepted into RedLine's Artist-in-Residence program.
Artist studio doors are typically open during business hours, but this reception offers a unique opportunity for members to personally meet and learn about all the artists at RedLine in one night. On the second Wednesday of each month from 12-1pm, RedLine hosts a Brown Bag Lunch to discuss social responsibility, collective leadership, cultural responsiveness, and how art can instigate change. All you need is your lunch and your ideas! Arts in Society Information Session Information Session about new collaborative grantmaking program: Arts in Society. Transforming Milk into Milk Curated by Derrick Velasquez, Transforming Milk Into Milk aims to present an anthology of contemporary artists who release the weighty constraints of a historical and magical transformation via artistic practice from one thing to another. ‘Blow Up’ is a solo exhibition by Black Cube Alumni Chad Person which opens to the public on September 2 and runs until October 2, 2016. ‘Blow Up’ is the first major exhibition to be devoted solely to the artist’s inflatable sculptures.
One Square Foot Open Call RedLine is pleased to announce our fifth annual Anonymous One Square Foot exhibition & art sale. Works donated by local and regional artists will be exhibited and sold at our annual fall fundraiser for $100, with proceeds benefiting RedLine’s art, education, and community programs. Jagged Gives - RedLine Summer Fundraiser Join us for a summer fundraiser at one of our favorite local breweries! $1 of every beer purchased will go towards supporting RedLine's education and outreach programs. Art Through a Social Lens 48 Hours: Art Through a Social Lens features three socially engaged art projects: "New Public Sites" walking tours created by Baltimore artist Graham Coreil-Allen; "The Institute for Non-Bizarre Treatment," a collection of artist responses to common problems curated by Denver artist Tracy Tomko; and "Unframed: Print for Change," a participatory political print project. 48 Hours of Socially Engaged Art & Conversation Summit