Not ☝️ but ✌️ new art exhibits have gone up in Vida this week!
Down the hallway leading to the ESM viewing area is “Colorful Colorado” — a youth exhibition created in partnership with the Teen Programs at Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, featuring artwork by young artists from across the Denver Metro Area. Created in recognition of Colorado’s 150th year of statehood, the exhibition explores the past, present, and future of Colorado through themes of landscape, identity, culture, community, and imagined futures. Through personal and creative interpretations, the artists reflect on what Colorado means to them today. Participating artists include Owen O’Connor, Emmitt Masteller, Mila Beiers, Sage Barbour, Indi Olyowski, Lennox Brink, Lu Gatton, Millie Leubner, Margaret Lyons, Ella Kay, Akira Gallardo, Aaron Leming, and Deborah Getaneh.
Also in Vida, on the 2nd floor terrace, is “What Does Water Mean to You?” which explores the many ways water shapes our lives, communities, and understanding of the world. Through painting, photography, sculpture, textile, and digital works, artists reflect on water as a source of life, memory, culture, connection, and environmental responsibility. The exhibition invites visitors to consider their own relationship to water and how this essential, limited, and shared resource connects us all. Participating artists include Grant Adams, Tina Butterfield, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Jordan Forge, Levi Fisher, J Michael Gatlin, Linda Johnson, Catie Michel, Marni Myers, David Stallings, Harry Utter, Laura Varsafsky, Sarah Watson, and Kathryn Winograd.
Be sure to check them both out now!
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