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A virtual reality film experience by Birdman’s Alejandro Iñárritu has debuted in Aurora
The installation immerses visitors in the world of Central American and Mexican refugees.
We got a sneak peak at the new Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera installation at the DAM
Tickets are on sale now.
No zombies or jump-scares: This artist-designed haunted house gives you a safe way to process day-to-day fears
“We’re all experiencing these fears 24/7. This is a way to contemplate them, open yourself up to them on a bodily and visceral level and, I think, find some catharsis through it.”
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Three of Denver Film Festival’s biggest films will be screened at Red Rocks
Watch Ammonite, Nomadland and Nine Days from the safety of your car!
Raverro Stinnett, artist beaten by guards at Union Station, gets the last word in I Am Raverro
“Storytelling is the gateway drug to empathy. When you hear a person’s story, you can’t deny him.”
A Mexican modernist exhibition featuring works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera heads to the DAM
Tickets went on sale Oct. 12
Lindee Zimmer’s CRUSH Walls mural enlisted local families, including kids
“It’s cool, because I have never done anything like this before. I never thought that anybody would ask me to draw anything but my art teacher. ”
This weekend, an “Independents Day” event on Colfax celebrates the street’s resilience
Visitors can check out public art, compete for prizes and receive deals and promotions from local businesses.
An all-Black mural group fights for their place at CRUSH Walls — and in the broader art world
The mural group is fundraising to be able to pay artists who are getting their chance to paint during this week's festival
Here’s a free biking tour of Denver’s murals, curated by muralists Jaime Molina and Pedro Barrios
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