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After shuttering her darkroom, Gwen Laine had a change of art

A creative block is not unusual for an artist or a writer. But when it leads someone to close her studio, get rid of her equipment and not produce work for 18 months, that's more like making a clean break. That's what it took, however, for Gwen Laine to find her way back to photography.

Though no longer a weekly cartoonist, Feiffer still wields his political pen

Jules Feiffer gave up a weekly cartoon strip years ago, but the longtime observer of the country's political and mental health still comments with his pen when the spirit moves him.

CHANDLER: Art shows make political statement

Every arts group with a couple of empty walls - or an open sidewalk - is putting up work with a political flavor to mark the Democratic National Convention.

A sampling of Dialog:City art

Dialog:City is site-specific art installations and related events sponsored by the Denver 2008 Host Committee. Se what's showing.

IN THE GALLERIES: Aspen Art Museum

The Aspen Art Museum has selected an architect for its new building and raised $28 million of a $35 million goal. Now it has to secure a site.

CHANDLER: Denver Art Museum eyes the human form

The Denver Art Museum has made the sweeping changes promised this past spring in the modern and contemporary work installed in the Hamilton Building. That would be curator Christoph Heinrich's plan to focus on works that refer to the human figure.

Art & architecture: Paints, plaints and performances

Dialog:City's site-specific installations and related exhibitions and events begin today. We offer a sampling of what's on view.

Denver architecture: 10 buildings worth the trip

Denver is awash with new buildings and public art, evidence of a construction boom that's remaking 14th Street and turning lower downtown and Central Platte Valley into a navigational challenge.

CHANDLER: Cameras capture city's shift

There comes a moment when a city changes so dramatically that reminders of the past become strange, even difficult to comprehend. Who better to explore this territory than a photographer.

IN THE GALLERIES: The Sculpture Show: Figure and Pattern

Work by local and national sculptors is on view through Thursday at Emmanel Gallery, Auraria Campus, with a closing reception (and metal pour) 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday.

CHANDLER: Many projects on the move

Talk about loose ends coming together. Or maybe it's just a matter of being surprised that there's progress during a month better known for hot weather. But it's time for updates on stories that date to 2005.

CHANDER: Denver artist's photos a work of light

Gwen Laine has built a reputation in the region for what could be called investigative photography.

IN THE GALLERIES: XL: Forty Years on the Frontier of Art

A quiet 40th anniversary show at Foothills Art Center.

Opening dates, locations announced for 'Dialog:City' art projects

Installations across the city take a political cue from the Democratic National Convention

CHANDLER: Flavoring order with chaos

For "Disorderly," Tsehai Johnson, known for her orderly ceramic sculpture, has ventured into a new place, where the orderly begins to fray in all the right ways.

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