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2350 Arapahoe St. Denver, CO 80205

303-296-4448

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Best Art Exhibit for Foodies
Award Winner 2011

2350 Arapahoe St. Denver CO 80205

Not Exactly: Between Home and Where I Find Myself

Daily from June 1 until June 28

An art exhibition curated by Chad Kautzer and Robin Gallite and featuring the work of Inocente Izucar.
The Artist's Studio

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. second Sat. of every month until September 13

A monthly unique event designed by each month's featured artist.

10 things to do for $10 in Denver this weekend (all free!), May 17-19

By Robin Edwards | Fri, May 17, 2013

You won't need to crack open that piggy bank to go out this weekend, because every event on our 10 for $10 list is absolutely free. Whether you choose to peruse mandala drawings at an art show, gaze a... More »
F Is For Fake

By Susan Froyd | Thu, April 18, 2013

As a photographer, Mark Sink still sees value in old-school techniques: palpable photography committed to a surface in the old-fashioned way, an alchemy of light and magic. His worldview is similar: In a fast-changing world where kids now in art... More »
Only the Lonely

By Robin Edwards | Thu, April 11, 2013

Poet Serena Chopra’s new book, This Human, delves into the human experience of being lonely — and its significance. “I was sort of exploring what loneliness is, and was at first sort of bummed out about loneliness,” says Chopra, currently the... More »
$RedLine\'s group photography show is earning double takes$

RedLine's group photography show is earning double takes

By Michael Paglia | Thu, March 21, 2013

Month of Photography, a citywide series of events going on right now, has really left its mark on Denver over the past few years — a goal that hasn't been easy for some other recent multi-venue offerings. Remember Dialogue Denver, which... More »
Ten shows to see during Month of Photography

By Susan Froyd | Fri, March 01, 2013

This year's version of Month of Photography is not going to be typecast, no way. The very breadth of the 2013 citywide photography showcase is astonishing and diverse, viewing photographic media from ... More »
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2011 | Best Art Exhibit for Foodies

The work of Viviane le Courtois is all about community, waste, decay and everyday things, and those themes followed through in her RedLine installation How to Eat an Artichoke?, a complex study of the community of eating and its by-products. The exhibit began with an elaborately set, completely hand-built beetle-kill pine table, set with homemade ceramics and other accoutrements made of natural materials, including baskets of sumac branches, yucca and mulberry paper. A group came together to... More »
2011 | Best Gallery Show -- Solo

The late Dale Chisman was a giant in Denver's art world. Not only was he one of the state's most significant abstractionists, he was also an advocate for the arts who championed the work of emerging artists and was among the founders of Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, where his memorial service was held shortly after he died in 2008. Soon afterward, plans were laid for a show saluting Chisman's own astounding contributions. The resulting exhibit, mounted at RedLine, was organized by... More »
2010 | Best Members' Show

RedLine was founded by Laura Merage, an artist as well as arts supporter, and the facility combines studio space with one of the most impressive exhibition galleries in the region. Though there hasn't been a regular schedule of shows here, many of the exhibits have been first-rate -- and that was certainly the case with You of All People! Here of All Places!, which highlighted the accomplishments of the studio artists. The curating was done by committee, but Jonathan Saiz took the lead;... More »
2009 | Best Combination of Art and Artists

For years, photographer and philanthropist Laura Merage fantasized about creating an "art incubator," where galleries hosting serious exhibits would be mixed with studios for working artists. So she snagged a big concrete block commercial building in Curtis Park and then had Bryan Schmidt of Semple Brown Design spiff it up and turn it into an art center, which opened in late 2008. The results are a stunning success, in particular the unbelievably large exhibition rooms. With visitors able to... More »

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2350 Arapahoe St. Denver, CO 80205

303-296-4448

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Not Exactly: Between Home and Where I Find Myself

Daily from June 1 until June 28

The Artist's Studio

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. second Sat. of every month until September 13

10 things to do for $10 in Denver this weekend (all free!), May 17-19

By Robin Edwards | Fri, May 17, 2013

F Is For Fake

By Susan Froyd | Thu, April 18, 2013

Only the Lonely

By Robin Edwards | Thu, April 11, 2013

RedLine's group photography show is earning double takes

By Michael Paglia | Thu, March 21, 2013

Ten shows to see during Month of Photography

By Susan Froyd | Fri, March 01, 2013

2011 | Best Art Exhibit for Foodies

2011 | Best Gallery Show -- Solo

2010 | Best Members' Show

2009 | Best Combination of Art and Artists

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