SYNC Gallery is a co-operatively run space in the historic Santa Fe Arts District of Denver. Showcasing across a variety of mediums (photography, abstract and figurative painting, sculpture and painting), SYNC invites local artists to join its collective in exchange for annual exhibition space. In this way, the public is invited to peruse the ever-impressive fruits of a tight-knit artist community! Openings occur every third Friday from 6-9.
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Pirate has existed for over 20 years as a creatively exciting co-op for contemporary artists. The featured artists usually display painting of all mediums, sculpture, and photography, plus full installations and performance art from time to time. The new Lakewood location is a haven for artists discouraged with the trendy scene of Cherry Creek and downtown which tend to be less daring. This gallery prides itself in offering important but affordable alternative design.
Located within the University of Denver's School of Art & Art History, the Vicki Myhren Gallery showcases the artistic talents of the students who showcase their contemporary works of art at this venue. Being a major aspect of their educational system, they try to bring out the best in their students by not only showcasing works of arts of senior students but also from local, national and international artists.
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Located in Cherry Creek North, this gallery rivals art selections found in New York and California. Exhibits here are known for daring modern art, brimming with ideas, and treading a fine line between emotion and technique. The featured work includes examples of contemporary fine art, sculpture and photography. Vanderveen, Rosenblum, and Briels are some of the more noted artists whose work is displayed. This art trove's popularity can be measured by the numerous exhibits it hosts.
This art museum, located just south of downtown, contains a stunning replica of the Aztec Sunstone created with 4,400 pieces of wood. As the only Latin American museum in the state, it helps preserve the history of the Latino art experience in America by offering Spanish Colonial works as well as many contemporary pieces of varying mediums. Surrounded by restaurants and eclectic shops, the museum makes for a pleasant, informative day trip from downtown.
