Denver Arts Week
November 14-22
November Openings:
Denver Arts Week
November 14-22
18 Tuesday
The Denver Office of
Cultural Affairs is pleased to announce the dedication
of new public artwork National Velvet by artist John
McEnroe.
Public Dedication: In
the plaza at the base of the 16th St. Pedestrian Bridge
over I-25, 16th St. and Platte St., 4:00 p.m.
Attending: Artist John McEnroe Mayor John Hickenlooper
Councilwoman Judy Montero Christoph Heinrich, Polly and
Mark Addison Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art,
Denver Art Museum Denver Office of Cultural Affairs
Staff and Commission Community Members.
Artist reception/
DADASPEAK:
Following the dedication at Plus Gallery,
1490 Delgany St., from 5-7 pm. Both the dedication and
reception are free and open to the public. 303-296-0927
19 Wednesday
DADASPEAK
Sandra Phillips Gallery,
6:30 pm
Speaker:
Deborah Jordy Executive Director, Colorado Business
Committee for the Arts (CBCA
Topic:
The results of the CBCA 2008 Economic Activity Study of
Metro Denver Culture and Dialog with Deborah Jordy
20 Thursday
DADASPEAK
Michele Mosko Fine Art,
5:30 pm
Moderated talk by local artist Boris
Shoshensky and Michele Mosko regarding modernist
influences in contemporary art with focus on paintings
by Arturo Guerrero (current one man show) Boris
Shoshensky and Louis Recchia.
DADASPEAK
Walker Fine Art, 7pm
Artist panel discussion of Feature Exhibit
"The Man Show" and Artist Panel Discussion:
Women, Sex, and Art Artists Frank O'Neill, Roland Bernier, John
Murphy , Tyler Aiello, Don Quade, Eric Corrigan
Thumbnail views of current and upcoming exhibits:
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THE DENVER ART DEALERS
ASSOCIATION PRESENTS DADASPEAK
Launching the 2009 Discussion Series
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What is a DADA member?
The Denver Art Dealers Association (DADA) was founded in 1984 and
re-established in 2001.
This partnership of art dealers and fine
art galleries provides a unified voice on issues of mutual concern; to
advance standards of excellence, raise awareness and stimulate growth in
the visual arts throughout the front-range.
Members are selected for their individual
contributions to the cultural life of greater Denver and adhere to ethical
and lawful business practices. Supported by their expertise and knowledge,
they offer works of high aesthetic quality both privately and through
professional exhibitions, which are offered at no cost to the viewing
public.
Membership information
What does DADA
do?
DADA members participate in numerous national and international
activities including partnerships with museums, art centers, scholars
and artists. As a public service - through individual and collective
actions, they advise other arts organizations, assist in fund-raising
for non-profit causes, provide curatorial direction, produce educational
programs, advocate for community agencies and assist individuals on
matters concerning the visual arts.
Ethics
Through its Code of Ethics, the
Denver Art Dealers Association assures that each of its member galleries
understands its legal obligations, deals fairly and honestly with
artists and the public, and maintains a professional and supportive
atmosphere among the members. The Code reflects our commitment as an
organization to honesty and integrity in all of our business practices.
More information
Articles:
Denver's Unconventional Art Ready for the Convention
By Kirk Johnson, NY Times, August 2008
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