As with everyone, the art world is adjusting to our worldwide emergency. Most galleries, museum and art organizations are either temporary closing or switching to appointment only. Visit our galleries with the links provided to view available works.

William Havu Gallery
Exhibiting artists Patrick Marold and Dennis Lee MItchell.  Patrick Marold, has been working to bind the physical environment with our perception for over two decades. Since earning a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design in 1997, his artistic development has maintained an intimate connection to landscape, extending the environmental traditions unique to post-minimalism. MItchell's Smoke Drawings resultedf by chance about three years ago by chance. "I applied smoke to a sheet of paper. Immediately, I thought the resulting image was powerful and filled with potential. Since that time I have dedicated my studio practice to working with smoke on paper. Smoke is one of the most ephemeral of all materials. Even when it resides on a sheet of paper, it seems to do so momentarily as if it is in a transformational act."
Through February 27

Walker Fine Art
Opening: 5-8 pm
In our first exhibition of 2021, Upon Closer Reflection, each artist focuses on light and energy through their floral and still life imagery. This traditional subject matter is viewed under a contemporary lens through oil painting, traditional and cyanotype photography, illustration, watercolor, and augmented reality. As we enter into a new year, we cast a light back in reflection of our lives for contemplation and insight. We also consider the bigger picture to which we all belong; this is where the artists step in to bring inspiration and beauty to our community. Exhibiting artists: Eileen Richardson, Bryan Leister, Angela Beloian, Chloe Hedden, Brian Comber, and Jane Fulton.
Through March 6

Saturday, January 16

K Contemporary
Immersion” Exhibition by Trey Egan. In this most recent body of work, Egan invites the viewer to experience the process of immersion. This process first occurs when the artist imagines and creates the work and again in a new way when the viewer encounters and engages with it. Relying on instinctive art making, the artist adjusts and ponders as he goes, focusing on the most immediate creative decisions. For the creator, it’s a process of letting go and committing himself to just make. For the observer, it’s about experiencing a connection to color, sound, shape and form in a new way.
Through February 27

Friday, January 22
Rule Gallery
Public Reception with limited, timed entry,
5-8pm reserve here
New Ideal, curated by Sarah Martin, with artists: Paul Anagnostopoulos, MK Bailey, Damon Davis, Matthew Harris, Delphine Hennelly, Mildred Howard and James William Murray. In the Upstairs Viewing Room: Wilma Fiori, Color Fields, a two-Day exhibition Preview in Denver

Friday, January 29
Visions West Contemporary
Tracy Stuckey's solo exhibition, Extranjero: Recent Paintings from Mexico. The paintings and drawings in this exhibition contain snippets of memories and ideas of kitsch and cliché­­ - reflecting his experience. Extranjero translates to "foreigner" or "stranger". Although he did his best to speak the language, make friends with locals, enjoy all the foods, and see all that he could, Stuckey still felt like an outsider trying to understand the amazing experience.
Through March 6