Arts and entertainment in Englewood, CO

Redline is a contemporary art space that supports the intersections of community, art experimentation and education. The gallery, which is housed in a building designed the architects Semple-Brown in the Northeast area of Denver, contains a roomy gallery showcasing the works of its artist-residents, as well as creations by community members. Indeed, in addition to monthly exhibits, Redline strives to reach out to homeless populations and local public school youth through its solid arts-education programs; their work is often featured on its walls. As a result, Redline has created a vibrant, engaging space that invites everyone--artist or public--to rethink the line between artist and community. 

Open from 1979, David Cook Fine Art is a gallery with best of fine arts and American Indian art by some of the great artists in the world. The gallery has beautiful and colorful bead, fabric and quill work, watercolor and oil color paintings. Apart from showcasing the works of skilled artists, the gallery is also into consultation. The in-house advisory and professional interior designers provide sessions and assistance to make your residential or office space better. The place is open for purchasing the art pieces or opting them on lease.

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A space set apart for study and the arts. The MADDEN Museum of Art is dedicated to advancing knowledge of and passion for art by preserving, exhibiting and interpreting art of enduring attribute. The MADDEN, founded with an emphasis on the Madden family collection, offers quarterly changing exhibitions as well as exciting educational programming through the Humanities Lecture Series, inviting guests to attend workshops and readings by poets, artists and innovators across all fields. "Intimacy and Seduction," our current exhibition, explores themes of love and lust, from the visceral to the cerebral, and features works by Peter Anton, William Adolphe Bouguereau, Mel Carter, Kim Dickey, Mary Ehrin, Jill Greenberg, Peter Max, Toby Meyer, Todd Siler, Mark Sink and Daniel Sprick. This show will be on display through September 25, 2009. An exhibition of Italian art focusing on artists of the 19th century will open with a gala reception on October 31st, 2009.