If art is a battlefield, then Denver-based artist Amy Lummus is a soldier and her brush is the gun. Lummus’ fight is for women’s safety, but don’t misunderstand: she is no martyr, nor does she need to be. Lummus says that while gender equality has made significant strides, the idea that a “good woman” is a martyr....
In today’s episode, we have two quick interviews. The first is with Laurie Dale Marshall (LDM), executive director of the EVICS Family Resource Center about the lack of housing here in Estes Park..
No Show- Bitfactory Gallery, 851 Santa Fe Drive
Friday, January 21, through March 10, Opening Reception: Friday, January 21, 6 to 9 p.m.
The Rise exhibition will showcase the disciplines of painting, sculpture, soft pastel, digital art, and photography will be represented. Covering neo-expressionism, pop, realism, primitivism, figurative, conceptual, and abstract art styles. The feelings about the show and the work is best expressed by the curator and participating artists....
Bitfactory Gallery is proud to welcome the Pastel Society of Colorado (PSC) back to the gallery with a new exhibition. Let’s Celebrate is a juried exhibition of small pastel paintings showcasing a variety of styles and subjects including landscapes, still life, figurative and abstract.
Tadashi Hayakawa, Waku, Waku (My Heart Is Beating With Excitement)
Bitfactory Gallery, 851 Santa Fe Drive
Through November 11
To watch artist Tadashi Hayakawa in action painting his bold, energetic abstracts you would not immediately realize that he is acutely aware of his own aging. Having experienced a premonition in 2006 about his own death, he peppers into casual conversation how he is not long for this world
In tribute, Bitfactory Gallery is proud to present “Three Kings” a group exhibition that reunites three old friends, Vincent Cheap, Jason Cope and ...
Vincent Cheap, Jason Cope and Josh Finley, Three Kings
Bitfactory Gallery, 851 Santa Fe Drive
September 17 through October 7
Opening Reception: Friday, September 17, 6 to 9 p.m.
First Friday Art Walk: Friday, October 1, 6 to 10 p.m.
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