July
Month of July Saks Galleries Cherry Creek Native American Jewelry Through July 31		Saks Galleries Cherry Creek Zuni Knifewing Pins circa 1930's Through July 31
Thursday, July 13 Abend Gallery Opening reception, 5:30-8:30 Fan Fiction, a solo exhibition of works by Hiroshi Sato, opening at the SugarCube building at 1555 Blake St. This will be the first in a series of exhibitions at SugarCube and other venues locally. Through September 10		Abend Gallery Hiroshi Sato Mannequin Oil, 48 x 48" Through September 10
Thursday, July 20 Robischon Gallery Artist's Opening Reception, 6-8 pm Three Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: JAE KO, Flow: TED LARSEN, Insider Influence, The Space Program and Other Specified Domains; and DERRICK VELASQUEZ, Constant Denial. In addition, a Group Exhibition, Radial, with artists  Kate Petley, Don Voisine and Stephen Westfall. Each of the artists presented utilize the vehicle of abstraction to explore their individual and varied approach toward geometric and curvilinear forms – while sharing a strong sense of materiality and an investigation of spatial relationships via a sculptural or painterly stance. Both formal and conceptual pursuits are revealed by the artists through process and a range of unexpected media which includes adding machine paper, salvaged automotive metals and marine-grade vinyl. Through September 9		Robischon Gallery Jae Ko Flo Installation detail Through September 9
Wednesday, July 26 Space Gallery Anytime between 6-9pm (allow 60 to 90 minutes for project making LED Constellation Cubes Construction Night. Illuminate astronomy with tape circuits and LEDs! Tickets: $20 (includes all materials) Event limited to 100 participants. Meet your teaching artists: Monica and Tyler Aiello are veteran SPACE Gallery artists recognized for their work uniting the arts and sciences. In partnership with NASA, schools, and museums, the Aiellos are passionate advocates for arts-integrated and life-long learning. As founders of the education initiative, Eurekus, the couple is celebrated as pioneers in STEAM and Maker Education. Their artwork is exhibited and collected nationally, and they mentor thousands of students, teachers, and organizations each year. In 2015, the Aiellos were honored at the White House as a US2020 STEM Mentoring Awards Finalist. Register here!		Space Gallery LED Constellation Cubes
Friday, July 28 Goodwin Fine Art Opening Reception, 6-8pm Habitat with works by Kate Breakey (Tucson, AZ) and Sharon Feder (Denver, CO) that reflect on the intersections of nature and the built environment. This marks Kate Breakey's second solo exhibition with Goodwin Fine Art since 2012 and highlights Breakey’s series, Las Sombras/The Shadows. The complete, published series depicts a veritable almanac of Southwest natural life. Showing concurrently: Sharon Feder who continues to focus on form, site, and space with a series of layered urban landscapes (re)created from decommissioned and what the artist describes as “sand-off” paintings. Through September 9	Goodwin Fine Art Kate Breakey Hummingbirds photogram on silver gelatin paper, 13 x 15 inches Through September 9 Goodwin Fine Art Sharon Feder Next #10 Oil and mixed media on panel, 24 x 18 inches Through September 9
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Friday, September 8 Walker Fine Art Experimental Surroundings Opening reception, 5-9 pm Experimental Surroundings featuring Heather Patterson, Melissa Borrell, Chris DeKnikker, Deidre Adams, Kim Ferrer, and David Mazza. Free from recognizable elements, abstraction allows the artist to explore and create experimental surroundings. In this group exhibition, 6 artists examine constructed environments within their abstract work. Through sculpture, painting and installation, a collective dialogue emerges regarding the constant overlap of form, line, movement and perception of time. Through November 4 First Friday Receptions: August 4 & September 1, and November 4  5-8pm Through September 2	Walker Fine Art Deidre Adams Lost and Found Through November 4 Walker Fine Art Melissa Borrell Stars Through November 4	Walker Fine Art Chris DeKnikker Just Passing Through Through November 4
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GALLERY LISTINGS Abend Gallery Note our new address 1412 Wazee Street, Denver, CO 80202    Map Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11am-4 303.355.0950 phone 800.288.3726 toll free website: www.abendgallery.com Continuing: Abend Gallery christens its innovative new Wazee Street location with Palette, an extraordinary exhibition revealing the magnificence that lies just beneath the surface of the mundane. Layered with the bright echoes of masterpieces long complete, those unlikely canvases have been thoughtfully amplified by many of the country’s most celebrated painters until they resound with glorious expression that speaks as eloquently of each artist’s creative method as to their artistic gifts. Curated by Dina Brodsky and Trek Lexington. Participating Artists: Liz Adams-Jones, James Adelman, Erin Anderson, Steven Assael, Daniel Bilodeau, Luis Borrero, Maya Brodsky, Charis J. Carmichael Braun, Zach Brown, Sue Bryan, Garrett Cook, April Coppini, Diana Corvelle, Benjamin Craig, Cara DeAngelis, Dimitri Desiron, Michelle Doll, Daniel Doubrovkine, Heidi Elbers, Christian Fagerlund, Shauna Finn, Julien Gardair, Nick Gebhart, Jennifer Gennari, Alonsa Guevara, Andrew Haines, Eben Haines, Joshua Henderson, F Scott Hess, Rafael Hoekstra, Caitlin Hurd, Kieran Ingram, John Jacobsmeyer, Yunsung Jang, Marshall Jones, Kit King, Evan Kitson, Brandy Kraft, Maria Kreyn, James Kroner, Shawn Krueger, Andrew Lenaghan, Amber Lia-Kloppel, Tim Lowly, Daniel Maidman, Brian Mashburn, Adam McGalliard, Anna Mogilevsky, Tun Myaing, Jessica Pisano, Kim Power, James Raczkowski, Per Elof Nilsson Ricklund, Matt Rota, Nicolas Sanchez, Denis Sarazhin, Raphael Sassi, Victoria Selbach, Josh Suda, Maria Teicher, Mark Trujillo, Emilio Villalba, Melanie Vote, John Wellington, John Wentz, Timothy Wilson, Zane York, and Miles Yoshida. Through July 8 Thursday, July 13 Opening reception, 5:30-8:30 Fan Fiction, a solo exhibition of works by Hiroshi Sato, opening at the SugarCube building at 1555 Blake St. This will be the first in a series of exhibitions at SugarCube and other venues locally. Through September 10   Artyard Contemporary Sculpture  1251 South Pearl St., Denver, CO. 80210      Map Hours: 1:30 - 5:30 Wednesday through Saturday and by appointment 303.777.3219 website: www.artyardgallery.com Exhibition to be announced   David Cook Fine Art Maggie Ross, Director 1637 Wazee Street Denver, Colorado 80202    map Phone:      303.623.8181 Website:    www.davidcookfineart.com Gallery Hours: 10:30 - 6:00 Tuesday through Saturday and by appointment Exhibition to be announced   Gallery 1261  LLC    map  phone: 303.571.1261 website:   www.gallery1261.com Exhibition to be announced   GALLERY M  180 Cook St, Suite 101   map Denver, CO 80206 phone:    303-331-8400 website:  www.gallerym.com Hours:    By Appointment Daily, Tue-Sat. GALLERY M specializes in 20th century photojournalism and social documentary. LIFE photojournalists including Alfred Eisenstaedt, Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse and others are always on display and available. Exhibition to be announced   Goodwin Fine Art Tine Goodwin, Director/Owner 1255 Delaware Street    Map Denver CO 80204 phone:    303.573.1255 website:  www.goodwinfineart.com  Hours:   Tuesday - Friday 11-6, Saturday 11-5   Continuing: Shawn Huckins | Somewhere to Nowhere and Holly Lynton | The Birds Shawn Huckins, Somewhere to Nowhere. Shawn Huckins recent paintings remain text-based with a twist of personal narrative and nostalgia added to the mix. In the summer of 2011 Holly Lynton photographed an old dilapidated New England barn on the property of a former dairy farm in Pioneer Valley. Since then, Lynton has returned every fall and spring season with her large format 8 x 10 inch view camera to record and document the changes to the landscape. Each season bringing further decay to the buildings with an ever-encroaching overgrowth of trees and vines that envelop the structures and appear to stake their claim upon them and subsequently pull them to the ground. Preview show Through July 22 Friday, July 28 Opening Reception, 6-8pm Habitat with works by Kate Breakey (Tucson, AZ) and Sharon Feder (Denver, CO) that reflect on the intersections of nature and the built environment. This marks Kate Breakey's second solo exhibition with Goodwin Fine Art since 2012 and highlights Breakey’s series, Las Sombras/The Shadows. The complete, published series depicts a veritable almanac of Southwest natural life. Showing concurrently with Kate Breakey’s photographic works are new paintings by Sharon Feder who continues to focus on form, site, and space with a series of layered urban landscapes (re)created from decommissioned and what the artist describes as “sand-off” paintings. Through September 9 William Havu Gallery          1040 Cherokee     Map Denver, CO.  80204 phone:     303.893.2360 website:   www.williamhavugallery.com Hours:     Tue - Fri 10-6 PM, Sat 11-5 PM, Sun and Mon by appointment only Voted Westword's best gallery for contemporary art of the region, 2017 Continuing: Fabricating Nature with artists Katie Caron, Judy Gardner Margaret Haydon, Sharon Meriash, Regan Rosburg and Naomi Scheck. On The Mezzanine: Sushe Felix & Tracy Felix Through August 5   Metro Frame Works       Melanie Lunsford and Kevin Paul, owners 5310 W. 38th Avenue, Wheat Ridge, CO 80212  map Phone:     303-433-1073 Website:   www.metroframeworks.com Monday – Friday 10-7, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 11-5pm Continuing: Chris Vance, New Works Michael Warren Contemporary    Mike McClung and Warren Campbell, owners 760 Santa Fe Drive Denver, CO 80204  map gallery:     303-635-6255 cell:         303-667-2447 website:   www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com Hours:     Tues-Sat 11am-6 pm or by appointment Exhibition to be announced Tam O'Neill Fine Arts Owner: Tam O’Neill 311 Detroit Street Denver, CO 80206 map phone:    303.355.7711 website:  www.tamoneillfinearts.com  Hours: Monday –Saturday 10:30AM to 5:30PM Sunday 11 to 3PM Tam O'Neill is one of the few print dealers in the country academically trained as a fine art printmaker, and is a specialist in antique prints. The gallery located in Cherry Creek North has served as a resource for collectors locally and nationally since 1995. Showing the work of John James Audubon and other naturalist artists as well as the first artists to draw and paint the American west like George Catlin, Karl Bodmer, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Moran and others. Exhibition to be announced Sandra Phillips Gallery  Gallery Owner:  Sandra Phillips 47 W. 11th Avenue, Denver. Colorado 80204 Map phone:   303 931-2991 website: www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com Hours: Tues. - Sat. 12:30 - 5 Sun. and evenings available by appointment Matters On Paper with atists Joshua Field, Denis Roussel, Margaret Kasahara, and Anna Kaye have activated their work with social issues in a web of human experience. The familiar yet mysterious drawings of Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design professor/artist Joshua Field probe the human condition with private narratives with drawings grounded in the exploration of interior states and emotions generated by his real-life situations. The powerful charcoal drawing of Anna Kaye focus attention on planet earth and environmental reverence. Exploration of personal identity and the cultural duality of East and West have evolved in Margaret Kasahara’s work to express the relationship of self with inclusion, integration and inner acceptance. The visceral Lumen prints of artist Denis Roussel highlight the epidemic of food waste from photos of Roussel’s family compost. The immediacy of each artwork in “Matters on Paper” creates a compelling conversation. Through September 2 Friday June 30 6:30 pm Matters On Paper Informal discussion / artist talk moderated by Michael Paglia Westword Art Critic.

Plus Gallery    Map  
Gallery owner:  Ivar Zeile
2501 Larimer St., Denver, CO 80205
Map
phone:   303-296-0927

web:      www.plusgallery.com
Hours: Tue-Sat noon- 6pm, or by appointment

Exhibition to be announced
 

 
Robischon Gallery      
1740 Wazee St.
Denver, CO.  80202    Map
phone:  303.298.7788
fax:       303.298.7799

web:  www.robischongallery.com

Continuing:
Out of View, concurrent Solo Exhibitions: Claire Sherman, Allison Gildersleeve, Nikki Lindt, Karen Kitchel, David Sharpe, Isabelle Hayeur, and James Benning. Robischon Gallery is proud to present an expansive exhibition on the subject of landscape featuring seven noteworthy artists whose varied approach and distinctive stance all explore the less-travelled road. Responsive to their respective mediums of painting, photography, film and video, New York painters Claire Sherman, Allison Gildersleeve, Nikki Lindt and Colorado/California painter Karen Kitchel along with Colorado photographer David Sharpe primarily utilize abstraction to explore their complex terrain, while Wisconsin experimental film-maker James Benning and Canadian video artist Isabelle Hayeur engage in an evocative, reflective view of the world around. Each of the artists featured in Out of View shed new light on the familiar - from Sherman’s confrontational, optically-rich tree forms to Gildersleeve’s thicketed fast-paced mark, to the felt intimacy of works by Lindt and Sharpe alongside the psychologically-charged and conceptual imagery of Benning, Hayeur and Kitchel. While the landscape is referenced, all of the artists find unique ways to shift focus and investigate what is either beneath the surface or further down the path – in essence, illuminating the tension and potentiality that exists both within Nature and human nature itself.
Through July 8

Thursday, July 20
Opening Reception for the artists, 6 – 8 pm
Three Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: JAE KO, Flow: TED LARSEN, Insider Influence, The Space Program and Other Specified Domains; and DERRICK VELASQUEZ, Constant Denial. In addition, a Group Exhibition, Radial, with artists  Kate Petley, Don Voisine and Stephen Westfall. Each of the artists presented utilize the vehicle of abstraction to explore their individual and varied approach toward geometric and curvilinear forms – while sharing a strong sense of materiality and an investigation of spatial relationships via a sculptural or painterly stance. Both formal and conceptual pursuits are revealed by the artists through process and a range of unexpected media which includes adding machine paper, salvaged automotive metals and marine-grade vinyl.
Through September 9
 

David B. Smith Gallery 
1543 A Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202  map
phone:    303.893.4234
fax:         877.893.4234

website:  http://davidbsmithgallery.com
Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6, and by appointment

David B. Smith Gallery is Denver's venue for compelling contemporary art. Since its founding in 2007, the gallery has been committed to presenting intelligent and culturally relevant exhibitions featuring work from some of today's most dynamic artists with growing international reputations. Through participation in leading art fairs and extensive media coverage, David Smith has cultivated a strong regional, national and international collector audience. In August 2008, The New York Times hailed the gallery as offering "an exciting contrast of cutting edge works." In addition to its curatorial program, David B. Smith maintains an active publishing division, Limited Addiction, which produces limited edition artist prints and monographs.

Continuing:
Two exhibitions: Adam Milner’s first solo exhibition in the main gallery, Desirable Objects. With works that contemplate corporeality and shared space between bodies, Milner uses blood, flowers, hair, belly button lint, false eyelashes to close gaps between natural and artificial, human and non-human, inside and outside. The works, comprised of rigorously collected and mined material from himself, friends, strangers, and other living things, collectively ask questions about who or what has a body and how those bodies are organized or collected.

Also: Cabinet, artist Adam Milner’s first curatorial endeavor at the gallery. This installation accompanies Milner’s solo exhibition, Desirable Objects. Cabinet presents a viewer mediated experience inspired by the tradition of Cabinets of Curiosities. With contributions from almost one hundred artists, objects are displayed en masse, collecting meaning and significance from both their proximity to other objects and their open narrative for viewers to decipher. Cabinet features works by: Dan Allende, Theresa Anderson, Shobun Baile, Austin Ballard, Justin Beard, Michael Bernhardt, Brandon Boan, Agnes Bolt, Molly Bounds, Amelia Carley, Caroline Charuk, Kevin Clancy, Lenka Clayton, Amber Cobb, Joseph Coniff, Milton Melvin Croissant III, Chelsea Culprit, Katrin Davis, Brittany De Nigris, Débora Delmar, Gus Deppenbrock, Lindsey Dezman, Lauren DiCioccio, Kim Dickey, Lanny DeVuono, Hannah Epstein, Sophie Erlund, Orlando Estrada, Yolanda Fauvet, Cory Feder, Tobias Fike, Donald Fodness, Dylan Gebbia-Richards, Jon P. Geiger, Julian Glander, Liz Greene, Rashawn Griffin, Steve Gurysh, Gustav Hamilton, Matthew Harris, Isauro Huizar, Maria Hupfield, Institute for New Feeling, Kahlil Irving, Kristen Jensen, Courtney Johnson, Stephanie Kantor, Sarah Keeling, Stephen Kent, Heidi Lau, Jaewook Lee, Tate Leone, Micah Lexier, Kylie Lockwood, Linda Lopez, Alex Lukas, Anuar Maauad, Morgan Mandalay, Yeni Mau, Tucker Marder, David McDonald, Michael Jones McKean, Drew Merriman, Dietrich Meyer, Theo Michael, Virginia Lee Montgomery, Keiko Narahashi, Lucia Nhamo, Alicia Ordal, John Peña, Montgomery Perry Smith, Katie Rose Pipkin, Bruce Price, Michael Pybus, Jeanne Quinn, Martha Russo, SANGREE, Phillip Scarpone, Gretchen Marie Schaefer, Matt Scobey, Sarah Scott, Laura Shill, Devan Shimoyama, Ben Snell, Lizzee Solomon, Emilie Stark-Menneg, Phizer Suso, Gray Swartzel, Joel Swanson, Ian Trask, Wade Tullier, Derrick Velasquez, Carolina Vogt, Katie Watson, Lee Webster, Ashley Eliza Williams, Moses Williams, and Imin Yeh.
Through July 15

LED Constellation Cubes Construction  Night. Illuminate astronomy with tape circuits and LEDs! Tickets: $20 (includes all materials) Event limited to 100 participants. Meet your teaching artists: Monica and Tyler Aiello are veteran SPACE Gallery artists recognized for their work uniting the arts and sciences. In partnership with NASA, schools, and museums, the Aiellos are passionate advocates for arts-integrated and life-long learning. As founders of the education initiative, Eurekus, the couple is celebrated as pioneers in STEAM and Maker Education. Their artwork is exhibited and collected nationally, and they mentor thousands of students, teachers, and organizations each year. In 2015, the Aiellos were honored at the White House as a US2020 STEM Mentoring Awards Finalist.
Register here!