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

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

IN THE GALLERIES: New sculpture by Patrick Marold

Work in wood by Denver native Patrick Marold demonstrates that simplicity, honesty and elegance remain powerful attributes in art.

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.

CHANDLER: Payton legacy too vital to squander

Cydney Payton's pending departure as executive director and chief curator of MCA/Denver has me worried about the future of the institution she played a major role in building.

IN THE GALLERIES: Changing Identity: Recent Works by Women Artists From Vietnam

Changing Identity: Recent works by women artists from Vietnam is appearing at the Metro State Center for Visual Art through Aug. 2.

CHANDLER: Artless planning weakens show

The show from the collection of Mark and Polly Addison, of Boulder, at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art is weakened by its lack of theme.

Artist discovers his voice in figures

Jack Balas was a sculptor, but when he took a figure-drawing class, he found that the new genre represented everything he wanted to express.

Museum of Contemporary Art director to step aside

Cydney Payton, who led a passionate charge to construct Denver's first stand-alone museum devoted to contemporary art, has announced her resignation from MCA Denver in late October, the building's first anniversary.

CHANDLER: Guidelines crucial for park

Remember Civic Center? The park itself has been a flash point for lengthy debate during the past several years. But things have been so quiet this summer - or so it seems.

IN THE GALLERIES: Paintings by Stephen Dinsmore, woodcuts by Jean Gumpper

Paintings by Stephen Dinsmore and woodcuts by Jean Gumpper

CHANDLER: Elemental and natural art

The exhibition at Walker Fine Art is about strength and fragility, about muscular work that blows its ephemeral gallery mates out of the water.

CHANDLER: TV portrait of the artist less than flattering

During HBO's The Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly Not for Sale, the '80s shooting star goes through enough turmoil for Job ... and learns little, if anything in the process.

Dearfield gets second chance at life

When most people zip along U.S. 34 about 25 miles east of Greeley, the little Dearfield sign is a mere green blip. But LaWanna Larson sees something different, something that stretches back almost a century.
CHANDLER: Art of creative coupling

"Silent Films and Bedroom Paintings" is a two-part exhibition at the Lab at Belmar, one an immersive education in early filmmaking, the other a selection of paintings chosen because they play on the pleasure principle.

IN THE GALLERIES: Patsy Krebs: Selected Paintings 1980-2000

In a rare solo show at Sandy Carson Gallery, the geometric watercolor works of Calilfornia and Colorado-based artist Patsy Krebs are on display

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