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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 »
$Teachers\' Union$

Teachers' Union

By Michael Paglia | Thu, March 01, 2012

Dan Jacobs, director of the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver, has endeavored to present shows that document the efforts of local artists both historic and contemporary. Being on the DU campus in the School of Art and Art... More »
$The <i>Faculty Triennial</i> documents Colorado\'s art history as it races by$

The Faculty Triennial documents Colorado's art history as it races by

By Michael Paglia | Thu, February 16, 2012

While writing this column over the years, I have frequently thought about how my chief calling is to compose a rough first draft of the art history of Colorado done right as it races by. This kind of instant historicizing has a following in the... More »
Photos: The Faculty Triennial at the University of Denver

By Nick Lucchesi | Wed, February 15, 2012

In this week's art column -- "The Faculty Triennial documents Colorado's art history as it races by" -- Michael Paglia writes of the Faculty Triennial at the University of Denver: The current exhibiti... More »

2012 | Best Snapshot of an Art Scene

The University of Denver has featured important artists on its faculty since Vance Kirkland founded the department in the 1920s. Dan Jacobs, director of the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the school, is interested not only in DU's illustrious history but in its very vital present, and the latter provided the focus for Faculty Triennial. The university's most famous teacher currently is Lawrence Argent of "I See What you Mean" (Big Blue Bear) fame, but there are other well-known faculty... More »
2009 | Best Ceramics Show

Paul Soldner first became interested in ceramics while he was a student at the University of Colorado back in the 1960s. Over the next four decades, the California-based artist maintained a studio near Aspen that he used during the summer. Paul Soldner Ceramics, organized by Dan Jacobs for the University of Denver's Myhren Gallery, included pieces from a wide range of dates, but it was mostly filled with the artist's wild sculptures of smashed shapes done over the last ten years. The results... More »

Ten shows to see during Month of Photography