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Category Archives: Examiner.com
Get Stupid Fresh at Old School
Gleaming the Cube got nothing on this. Heck, even the Electric Boogaloo steps back to witness. Untitled #23 (Old School) is going to set your cardboard on FIRE with continious back spins and some rock solid b-boyin this Friday night, … Continue reading
Finger painting on the cover of The New Yorker
Here is an example of why I love technology so much: Jorge Colombo drew this week’s cover using Brushes, an application for the iPhone, while standing for an hour outside Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Times Square. The Brushes application costs $4.99 … Continue reading
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Tagged Brushes, finger-painting, iPhone app, magazine, New Yorker, technology
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Extinction: Artists Respond
To support the current dino-riffic exhibit “Jurassic Gardens: Evolution and Extinction”, the Denver Botanic Gardens talked Ivar Zeile, owner of Plus Gallery and Simon Zalkind, curator of Singer Gallery to jury a show featuring Colorado artists. The end result of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist reception, denver botanic gardens, extinction
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Obey Livestrong: Shepard Fairey decorates Lance Armstrong’s new whip
Our favorite underground superstar Shepard Fairey is in the news again, this time via everyone’s new best friend: Twitter. Lance Armstrong posted photos of Mr. Fairey’s “Tour of Italy Trek Madone”, a stark Livestrong-yellow with intriciately laced black graphics, last … Continue reading
Metro State BFA Thesis Show
Kick your First Friday off downtown! The Center for Visual Art is showcasing Metro State’s BFA Thesis show: Sm’ART. Featuring over thirty emerging artists… “Sm’ART is a diverse exhibition of works that showcases talented metal smiths, ceramists, photographers, painters, and … Continue reading
Communikey – Festival of Electronic Arts
This week Boulder gets back to the future with the 2nd incarnation of the Communikey Festival of Electronic Arts. Featuring over 35 new media artists and electronic musicians – either performing, offering up software workshops, or both… Read the entire … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Boulder, electronic arts, Examiner.com, Festival, new media
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ARTCRANK! A poster party for bike people
It’s Artcrank. Celerate the spring with a totally sweet poster party for bike people. That’s you right? Dig this: Bikes plus affordable collectable local artist posters all smashed together on the best street in Denver – Colfax… Read the entire … Continue reading
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Tagged art, colfax, Examiner.com, plastic chapel, poster show, the fabric lab, the shoppe
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Buh-bye The Lab at Belmar
Hello The Lab at the MCA Denver! That’s right, and it’s kinda old news. You see, Adam Lerner was recently selected as the new director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.Hello The Lab at the MCA Denver! That’s right, … Continue reading
Gallery Talks: Stratefied Senses and Sensualities
Colorado Springs brings out some big art guns, in defense of it’s point that Denver isn’t the only town with art culture. Case in point: Gallery Talks, presented by Pikes Peak Community College. I’m not sure how long this most … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Colorado Springs, gallery talk, Pike's Peak Community College, sculpture, The Springs, Tim Flood
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