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Listen as artist Kim Dickey details the years long process of creating The Sixth Sense.

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Enjoy this interview excerpt with Kim Dickey at Robischon Gallery as the artist elaborates on the inspiration behind the exhibition title and her conceptual inversion of the relationship between humans and the natural world.

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Enjoy this second excerpt from a recent conversation with Amy Ellingson at Robischon Gallery. Here she discusses repetition as a strategy to expand meaning, and how her investigation into iteration has been one of the driving forces in her work. 

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In this excerpt from a recent conversation with the artist at Robischon Gallery, Amy Ellingson reflects on the meaning behind her complex painting process that resides at the nexus of traditional methodologies and new technologies. She discusses how within every object there is residue of the technologies that created it – it’s unique technosignature. With her brilliantly hued paintings with brush-worked surfaces, she addresses this moment in time where we are betwixt and between the analog past and a digitally immersive future.

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Enjoy this additional clip from the larger conversation between Ted Larsen and Robischon Gallery. In this excerpt, Larsen discusses his ideas about fabrication and belief.

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In a recent conversation with Robischon Gallery, Ted Larsen allows the viewer to retrace his elaborate process of making which swings between overarching conceptual reflections and a material-forward, manual practice. The artist shares how he develops his cohesive formal language as a sensitively articulated response to a context that reaches far beyond the studio. In this excerpt, Larsen discusses his ideas about abstraction and the art of looking.

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Enjoy this video allowing a detailed look into New York based Robischon artist Don Voisine’s studio. Voisine shares deep insights into his thought processes as he takes the viewer with him to the origins of his distinguished formal language and discusses the inspiration behind his precise, architectonic abstractions. Video Courtesy of Don Voisine and Christian Nguyen. 

Artist Ted Larsen’s innovative geometric constructions are on exhibit in Denmark in Esbjerg Kunstmuseum’s MATCH 2023 series alongside the work of Danish artist Troels Aagaard.

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View accomplished artist Christian Rex van Minnen’s large-scale painting “RAM blisters BOB blockage IN THE third chakra” in this brief video showcasing the artist’s vibrant pallet and skillful technique.

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Delve into the intricacies of Iraqi-born Venice Biennale artist Halim Al Karim’s luminous sculpture exhibition “موكب PROCESSION.” Having endured years of oppression under the dictatorship in Iraq, Al Karim’s featured “Immortality Journey” series conveys the artist’s hard-won belief that in the face of conflict and tragedy, compassion and a child-like open-heartedness can still exist. 

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Contemplate artist Jonathan Parker’s sewn constructions in the artist’s third exhibition at Robischon Gallery in this web-based gallery walkthrough. Watch as Parker continues to evolve his intuitive imagery in the artist’s uniquely conceived “sewn paintings.”

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Take a quick look at Colorado-based artist Ana María Hernando’s vibrant and dynamic 2022 solo exhibition entitled “Geometrías Tiernas” at Robischon Gallery in this virtual tour. The Argentinian-born artist’s innovative tulle artworks serve as a rejoinder to the traditional mark-making and spacial concerns of conventional geometric abstraction.

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With regards to artist Barbara Takenaga’s extensive 2022 solo exhibition “Outliers,” the artist discusses the multiplicity of interpretation and the importance of common language within her vivid abstract paintings. The series invites the viewer into a mesmerizing experience of dynamic movement, contemplative line, and iridescent form that imagines worlds both microscopic and macrocosmic.

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Enjoy this brief conversation with Colombian-born and New York-based artist Omar Chacón as he discusses the inspiration and references behind his extensive series of signature dynamic acrylic paintings in the artist’s solo exhibition entitled “Variaciones Chuecas (Crooked Variations).”

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Colombian-born and New York-based artist Omar Chacón details his process and personal motivation behind his signature acrylic paintings in the artist’s 2022 solo exhibition “Variaciones Chuecas (Crooked Variations).”

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Listen as New York artist Barbara Takenaga discusses the dialectic of randomness and control within her very large-scale painting entitled “Blue Five,” on view at Robischon Gallery in the artist’s extensive 2022 solo exhibition “Outliers.” 

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Colorado-based artist Kate Petley discusses the inspiration and process behind her mixed media series at Robischon Gallery in her previous 2022 solo exhibition entitled “This Bright Day.” 

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This gallery walk-through features artist Kate Petley’s exuberant solo exhibition entitled “This Bright Day." Petley’s large, medium, and small-scale mixed media series focuses on a luminous and layered photographic process that intentionally slows the looking experience through a nuanced use of surface treatments, color, and shadow.

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Explore artist Deborah Zlotsky’s vibrant solo exhibition at Robischon Gallery entitled “Galatea” in this virtual gallery walkthrough. Zlotsky’s signature syntax of contours, stripes, planes, and surprising trompe l’oeil passages celebrates compositional incongruities as the artist examines the intersection between visual language and lived experience.

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Enjoy Tom Judd’s collagist sensibility and highly abstracted point of view in this virtual walkthrough of the artist’s exhibition “Altered States.” In his fourth solo at Robischon Gallery, Judd’s poetic visual language and improvisational mode allow the viewer to enter both the artist’s narrative and sense of abstraction through historical imagery and bold, unexpected color.

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Enjoy Terry Maker’s bold and humorous sculpture and installation works in this brief virtual walk-through of the artist’s “Cure All” exhibition. In Maker’s eighth solo at Robischon Gallery, the artist revitalizes and re-assigns new meaning to identifiable forms through context and exaggerated scale. 

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Take a brief look at Gary Emrich’s video installation work and planetary paintbrush objects in the artist’s solo exhibition “DIBS.” This virtual walkthrough presents Emrich’s celestial and thought-provoking inquiry into the impacts of American conquest and Westward Expansion.

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Walter Robinson’s oversized toy-like, polychrome wood, and resin sculptures are featured in this brief virtual walk-through of the artist’s solo exhibition “Promises.” Robinson’s beguiling, unnerving, and beautifully built sculptures boldly convey potent political observations with wry, sharp-witted humor. 

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Witness Paco Pomet’s enigmatic and surrealistic approach to painting in this virtual walkthrough of the artist’s current exhibition “Endings.” In his second solo at Robischon Gallery, Pomet’s newest works use color to amplify the moment as he turns his eye to the past and comments on present world events with deep understanding and an often-wry intentionally confounding twist.

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Enjoy sequence 3 from the gallery’s partial walk-through of the exhibition “APPLIED MATTER.” This video segment features the work of artists Deborah Zlotsky, Marcelyn McNeil, and David Fought whose varied approaches to material and process emphasize the curvilinear as well as the linear through optical play and repetition of both space and surface. Zlotsky, McNeil, and Fought were three of eleven distinctive artists featured in the exhibition which also highlighted new and recent abstraction by artists Barbara Takenaga, Terry Maker, Omar Chacón, Wendi Harford, Jonathan Parker, Ted Larsen, Derrick Velasquez, and Reed Danziger.

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Enjoy this brief Sequence 2 video of the gallery’s partial walk-through of the exhibition “APPLIED MATTER.” This video segment features the work of artists Reed Danziger, Derrick Velasquez, Omar Chacón, and Wendi Harford, whose varied approaches to material and process produce compelling experiences of form, texture, and color. Danziger, Velasquez, Chacón, and Harford were four of eleven distinctive artists presented in the exhibition which also highlighted new and recent abstraction by artists Barbara Takenaga, Terry Maker, Deborah Zlotsky, Marcelyn McNeil, David Fought, Jonathan Parker, and Ted Larsen.

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Take a brief virtual tour through the highly complex cosmological imagery of artists Barbara Takenaga and Terry Maker in this partial gallery walk-through of Robischon Gallery’s group exhibition “APPLIED MATTER.” Takenaga and Maker are two of eleven distinctive artists featured in the exhibition which also highlights new and recent abstraction by artists Omar Chacón, Wendi Harford, Deborah Zlotsky, Marcelyn McNeil, David Fought, Jonathan Parker, Ted Larsen, Derrick Velasquez, and Reed Danziger.

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Take a virtual tour with artist Deborah Dancy through part one of her extensive solo exhibition entitled “A Faint Light” at Robischon Gallery. The artist’s large-scale signature abstractions on both canvas and paper reveal her bold brushwork, unexpected use of color, and structural sense of line. Exhibited alongside Dancy’s paintings is the politically minded “Oblivion” series with its poignant and sardonic altered porcelain figurines and mixed media works on paper.

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Take a virtual tour with artist Deborah Dancy through part two of her extensive solo exhibition entitled “A Faint Light” at Robischon Gallery. The artist’s large-scale signature abstractions on both canvas and paper reveal her bold brushwork, unexpected use of color, and structural sense of line. Exhibited alongside Dancy’s paintings is the politically minded “Oblivion” series with its poignant and sardonic altered porcelain figurines and mixed media works on paper.

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In this brief studio excerpt, enjoy a visit with Robischon Gallery artist Deborah Dancy as she provides insight into the visual language and conceptual framework behind her signature large-scale abstract paintings. In Dancy’s “A Faint Light,” the artist’s extensive second solo exhibition at the gallery, the large-scale paintings anchor the main space while numerous works on paper and altered narrative sculptures occupy the adjoining galleries.

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As communities across the U.S. mourn the loss of so many including George Floyd, Daunte Wright, Adam Toledo, and Colorado’s Elijah McClain, listen as Robischon Gallery artist Deborah Dancy discusses the weight of racism and the reality of police brutality as it relates to her own lived experience. Part of her larger solo exhibition at the gallery, Dancy’s timely and ongoing paired mixed media drawing series entitled “The Weight of a Million Black Stars” and “Oblivion” convey a deeply felt expression of the fragility of human life as compounded by profound racial oppression.

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Focusing on the American West from an unexpected stance, artists Gary Emrich and Edie Winograde explore a range of impactful topics in three unique photographic series. Through their distinctive practices, the artists alter commonplace Western narratives and subjects through a direct observational lens—marrying prescribed historical imagery while illuminating complex contemporary realities. As Robischon Gallery’s video portfolio series concludes, in tandem with Denver’s Month of Photography, consider each artist’s novel and provocative view surrounding the claiming of the West. Through Emrich’s uncommon visual language and process-driven alterations, and Winograde’s re-examination of the country’s sorted past through a present-day American subculture, the artists reveal both the absurdity and the gravity of their subjects all at once. 

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As Denver’s Month of Photography continues, we venture back into the diverse body of work of Robischon Gallery artist David Maisel. For over thirty years, Maisel has photographed a variety of subjects—from aerial views of compromised landscapes to referential objects such as the copper containers of cremated human remains depicted in his series entitled “Library of Dust.” View this earlier studio presentation as Maisel describes the series’ compelling subject matter and its potent historical context.

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In an informative interview, artist David Sharpe discusses both the subject matter and pinhole camera process used in his ongoing “Waterthread” series. Exhibited previously at Robischon Gallery, Sharpe’s work was featured along with artists: Claire Sherman, Allison Gildersleeve, James Benning, Nikki Lindt, Karen Kitchel, and Isabelle Hayeur in an extensive group exhibition entitled “Out Of View

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As part of Robischon Gallery’s bi-weekly video series in conjunction with Denver’s Month of Photography, enjoy a look inside the studio practice of previously exhibited Swedish artist Maria Friberg. Friberg’s hard-won inventive undertakings, resulting in large-scale photographs and video installations, merge the familiar with the unexpected through a hyper-focused and ambitious approach. Utilizing a wide range of imagery in pursuit of an overarching theme, Friberg investigates humanity’s omnipresent struggle to maintain physical, emotional, and spiritual equilibrium in a complex and ever-changing world. Listen, as the artist describes her process and the conceptual framework surrounding four commission works in Barkarby, Stockholm.

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Respected artists Chuck Forsman and Michael Berman are known for their sensitive and honest portrayals of the American West as they each turn an artful contemporary lens toward forgotten landscapes and themes of varied land use. Presenting images that highlight the land’s sheer expansiveness and arid topography, intertwined with their observations of human intervention, Forsman’s painterly stance and Berman’s poetic eye, allow for distinctive views and truthful reflections of their chosen terrain. Enjoy a brief look into the photographic work of Forsman and Berman in this newest video installment from Robischon Gallery’s ongoing series, in tandem with Denver’s Month of Photography. New video portfolios are posted bi-weekly throughout March on the gallery’s website, Instagram, and Facebook platforms.

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Robischon Gallery’s bi-weekly video series in tandem with Denver’s Month of Photography continues as we review the gallery’s archives and recall the highly influential and varied photographic works of previously exhibited, internationally renowned artist Edward Burtynsky. This video segment offers a glimpse into the remarkable process Burtynsky employs to create his diverse body of work. Whether it’s the artist’s impressive “Water” series, or his awe-inspiring and provocative views of altered landscapes such as the Carrara marble quarries of Italy, the salt pans in India, or the oil fields of the US and Nigeria, Burtynsky’s artful lens bears witness to the complex effects of global manufacturing and consumerism.

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Video excerpt adapted from: “WATERMARK, The Making Of” by Edward Burtynsky and Jennifer Baichwal and “Photographer Spotlight: Edward Burtynsky,” produced by Michael Kurkfeld.

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As Denver’s Month of Photography continues, enjoy this rarely seen and informative video featuring artist Elena Dorfman as she provides insight into past series and her solo exhibition entitled “Transmutations,” previously installed at Robischon Gallery. Listen, as Dorfman describes how her signature layered approach to photography led her toward the language of large-scale Jacquard tapestries as well as her Chromogenic prints with mixed media, in which the artist incorporates minerals such as gold, silver, copper, nickel, and salt into her studio process.

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The serene and contemplative works of recognized artists David Maisel and Sami Al Karim convey a unique understanding of place in ways both revelatory and truthful. From the unfathomable imagery of David Maisel’s aerial sightings and the breathtaking beauty that he finds amidst the natural world, to Iraqi-born Sami Al Karim’s soulful and complex layered images of land, water, and sky, abstraction plays an interpretive role within the accomplished series of both artists.

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In tandem with Denver’s Month of Photography, Robischon Gallery continues its first week of video portfolios with a collection of images from concept and process-driven artists Bill Armstrong and Kate Petley. Both distinctive artists employ a variety of techniques and diverse materials within their photographic processes to achieve vibrant prints that share a bold and luminous approach toward abstraction. Through meticulous layering and the use of hands-on compositional applications, Armstrong and Petley collapse the boundaries between painting, drawing, and sculpture through the eye of the camera lens. 

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With quietude and a sense of the poetic, Colorado artist Kevin O’Connell brings attention to the layered light and subtle color shifts of the deep woods in his newest series of photographs. The intimate solo exhibition, entitled FOG JOURNAL, is currently on view as part of Denver’s Month of Photography and is the first segment of the artist’s series which includes: Forest, Ocean and Beach. O’Connell’s compelling imagery of the mist and haze of dreamlike forests, provides artful transport through an ancient lens - generously offering a psychological respite from a complex, contemporary world.

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Listen as Colorado artist Trine Bumiller addresses the concept and inspiration behind her series entitled Sheltering in a recent interview at Robischon Gallery. The new series of intimate paintings and works on paper offer the familiar nest form as a symbol of humanity’s desire to seek comfort and protection during the pandemic era. 

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Robischon Gallery presents ROOT + BRANCH, an extensive group exhibition of nature-based work and abstraction including dynamic massive-scale paintings and small-scale works on paper by Claire Sherman, avian-themed video constructions by David Zimmer, nest paintings on panel and paper by Trine Bumiller, and vivid abstracted landscapes by Allison Gildersleeve.

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Enjoy a brief look at Ian Fisher’s signature atmospheric and cloud form paintings installed at Robischon Gallery for the artist’s intimate solo exhibition entitled “Cloud Study.” The flowing gradients of color and shape celebrate the unending, dynamic skyscape, as well as a shared imagination evoked by the artist’s mark, chosen subject, and the potential of abstraction.

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Robischon Gallery presents its final installment of an evolving exhibition series in abstraction, entitled “ADAPT (Iteration 3).” The group exhibition series, which began at the beginning of summer 2020, highlights a variety of approaches in abstraction through formal means while investigating material and conceptual concerns. The third iteration of the exhibition culminates in a presentation of geometric-based painting, print, drawing and sculptural artworks, both new and recent, by artists Don Voisine (NY), Kate Petley (CO), Betty Merken (WA), Stephen Westfall (NY) and Linda Fleming (CO/CA).  With a strong sense of architectural space and an uncommon use of light and wide-ranging color, the five abstract artists on view allow for a unique look into the intuitive and adaptive act of art making as a way to see anew.

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Enjoy this wide-ranging, politically charged video overview of Robischon Gallery’s online “HIGH STAKES” exhibition. Created as a fundraiser, featuring a diverse group of forty-seven artists and their unique artworks, yard sign and protest poster designs, the artists hope to convey a sense of national urgency, hope for unity, interwoven with a bit of dark wit. All proceeds from the purchase of each yard sign or poster, alongside a percentage of the proceeds of each artwork will be donated to select non-profit pursuits of the artists’ choosing, including World Central Kitchen.

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Enjoy this brief and informative look at Amy Ellingson’s Robischon Gallery solo exhibition as the artist discusses the intricate processes integral to her practice and the malleability of data within her complex work. Ellingson’s unorthodox approach towards abstraction combines computer algorithms and digital translations with traditional artist methods to create a distinctive visual universe through painting, drawing and sculpture.

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Take a virtual tour through ADAPT (Iteration 2), the second installation of Robischon Gallery’s evolving group exhibition in abstraction featuring five artists from around the country: Terry Maker (CO), Omar Chacon (NY), Ted Larsen (NM), Wendi Harford (CO), and Betty Merken (WA). Through sculptural and painted means, ADAPT (Iteration 2) provides a look at the artists’ individual ongoing investigations in abstraction which inherently reflect the act of problem solving and offer the viewer a new way to see.

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Take a virtual tour through ADAPT (Iteration 1), the first installation of Robischon Gallery’s two-part evolving group exhibition in abstraction featuring five artists from around the country: Marcelyn McNeil (TX), Deborah Zlotsky (NY), Ted Larsen (NM), Lloyd Martin (RI), and Wendi Harford (CO). Through sculptural and painted means, ADAPT (Iteration 1) provides a look at the artists’ individual ongoing investigations in abstraction which inherently reflect the act of problem solving and offer the viewer a new way to see.

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Enjoy listening as Kate Petley discusses her latest abstract works, which are featured in the artist’s Robischon Gallery solo exhibition entitled “Since Then.” The artist speaks on her process, the ways in which she incorporates aspects of sculpture, photography and painting, as well as her relationship with color and luminosity, and reflects on abstraction and its innate power to convey a wealth of human emotion and experience.

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A new detailed video tour of Kahn + Selesnick’s Madame Lulu’s Book of Fate.

The encompassing exhibition by the collaborative New York duo follows the artists’ theatrical cast of characters as they animate the narrative in numerous photographs, tarot and augury drawings, sculpture and a large-scale painting of the central carnival character, Madame Lulu. As in previous visual chapters, “Madame Lulu’s Book of Fate” expands upon the imagined purposes and roles of magical, oftentimes mystical, entertainers belonging to the company Truppe Fledermaus and the artists’ overarching series “The Carnival at the End of the World.” Curiously timely, the troop returns once more to reveal flashes of a collective future that seems increasingly uncertain, perilous and absurd. 

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Robischon Gallery is pleased to present KAHN + SELESNICK’S exhibition “Madame Lulu’s Book of Fate,” available as a Virtual Viewing experience. Enjoy listening as the New York-based artist duo explore this latest installment of their Truppe Fledermaus narrative, further animated in photographs, drawings, sculptures and a large-scale painting of the central carnival character, Madame Lulu.

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In tandem with the current exhibition at Robischon Gallery, Kahn + Selesnick continue with their lively remote interviews with our colleagues at Lux Art Institute, including this in-depth Studio Series video podcast, recorded live on May 1st, 2020. The artists move through their richly symbolic body of work, focusing on the integral relationship between human and Nature. Kahn + Selesnick discuss their various series which have been widely seen and influential over their multi-decade careers including “Scotlandfuturebog,” “Mars,” and the ongoing “Truppe Fledermaus” series, and the ways in which their human-animal subject matter has been enriched by a myriad of art historical references.

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Featured in a recent episode of the California-based Lux Art Institute’s video podcast series, Kahn + Selesnick’s career-long body of work is looked at through the sharp and poignant art historical lens of Professor Maura Coughlin. Couhglin’s familiarity with Kahn + Selesnick’s work allows for a rich and informative exploration of their complex and detailed narratives, and the varied inspirations which root them.

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As a part of Kahn + Selesnick’s Spring 2020 residency with California’s Lux Art Institute, the artist duo presented a studio talk and tour led by Associate Curator Guusje Sanders for the institute’s On Air series. In tandem with Kahn + Selesnick’s current exhibition at Robischon Gallery, “Madame Lulu’s Book of Fate,” the artist duo and our colleagues at Lux Art Institute offer an insider’s view to current and past projects, while further illuminating the fantastical Truppe Fledermaus narrative, and the incorporation of themes surrounding the rewilding and transformation of native landscapes. Enjoy this Episode 5 of Lux Art Institute’s On Air series, a Studio Visit with Kahn + Selesnick, featuring the artists’ home studio space in New York’s Hudson Valley, via Zoom. 

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Enjoy listening as artist Jonathan Parker discusses his solo exhibition entitled “Sewn,” at Robischon Gallery. Parker generously shares the impetus behind his “sewn paintings,” while offering insight on his unique process and material choice.

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Listen as noted Colorado artist Scott Chamberlin discusses both the process and inspiration behind his solo exhibition “sira,” at Robischon Gallery. Chamberlin’s expertise in ceramic sculptural forms and masteful glazing techniques mix with the manifold art historical representations of the head to produce a distinctively abstract and compelling series.

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Enjoy seeing Robischon Gallery artist Ted Larsen’s improvisational yet systematic forms constructed from salvaged steel. With intention and wit, Larsen’s uncommon sculptures were featured in his solo exhibition Stand Up, Buddha.

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Guggenheim Fellowship recipient Deborah Zlotsky discusses her most recent body of work in her Robischon Gallery solo exhibition entitled “Loopholes.” Zlotsky’s vivid paintings balance precision with the complexity of coincidence and accident; creating abstractions which are layered with surprise and transformation.

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Listen as artist Christian Rex van Minnen discusses his newest paintings currently on view at Robischon Gallery in his exhibition titled, “Bloom.” Revolving around a particular still life theme, van Minnen creates his decidedly contemporary and unexpected works.

Writer and curator Sasha Bogojev recently interviewed Christian Rex van Minnen for Juxtapoz Magazine regarding his current exhibition, “Bloom,” at Robischon Gallery. 

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Barbara Takenaga discusses her expansive offering of work included in her show Manifold at Robischon Gallery.

Congratulations to Deborah Zlotsky as a 2019 Guggenheim Fellowship recipient.

Writer Alina Cohen on Kiki Smith: "Inside Kiki Smith’s Magical World" with photographs by Daniel Dorsa.

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Enrique Martínez Celaya in conversation with NY based Independent Curator, Art Critic and Writer Lilly Wei at Robischon Gallery, Denver, Colorado - January 17, 2019

NY based independent curator, art critic and journalist, Lilly Wei’s insightful overview in The Brooklyn Rail of Enrique Martínez Celaya’s Robischon Gallery exhibition, “The Boy: Witness and Marker 2003-2018.”

Michael Paglia’s overview in Denver Westword for Robischon Gallery's four concurrent solo painting exhibitions in
abstraction featuring: Deborah Dancy, Gary Komarin and Tom Lieber; as well as a separate exhibition of prints by Judy Pfaff.

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In her exhibition “Turbulence,” Deborah Dancy reveals a nuanced, forward-looking view of abstraction, embracing a kind of provisional sensibility and a refusal of the predictable or overly composed “ideal painting.” Listen as Dancy examines her visual language and process

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Listen as Tom Lieber reveals his personal approach to painting and the importance of an authentic mark.

Enjoy the exhibition video and Hyperallergic review of the Denver Art Museum’s “New Territory” exhibition – featuring Robischon artists Gary Emrich, Sami Al Karim and Elena Dorfman.

In a fascinating commentary on authenticity, artist Jim Sanborn has worked with American museum conservationists and Cambodian art forgers alike to replicate sculptures from ancient Khmer.

Linda Fleming’s comprehensive solo exhibition “Confluence” at the Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery of Contemporary Art at UCCS will feature two monumental public sculptures as well as works in steel, wood, rubber, felt, and paper. 

“Manuel Neri: The Human Figure in Plaster and on Paper” is currently on view at the Yale University Art Gallery (New Haven, CT) - March 2 through July 8, 2018.

Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s temporary floating sculpture titled “The Mastaba” on The Serpentine lake (Hyde Park, London), is nearly completed - on view June 19th through September 9th. The sculpture, which rises over 65 feet above the surface of the lake, is composed of a giant stack of 55-gallon oil barrels, numbering 7,506 in all.

The new documentary film on Robischon Gallery artist Ana Maria Hernando entitled "Undomesticated", by Amie Knox and A Bar K Productions, premiers Thursday, May 3rd at Sie Center, Denver Film Society (2510 East Colfax Avenue) at 6pm with a reception to follow.

Read the recent review by Hyperallergic’s Kealey Boyd of Edie Winograde’s solo exhibition “Place and Time: Reenactment Pageant” at Robischon Gallery.

Photographer Bill Armstrong is currently featured in the group exhibition “A Matter of Light” at the Palazzo Reale (Milan, IT) through July 1, 2018.

Linda Fleming’s impressive, steel sculpture “Cloak of the Motion” is currently on view outside the Ent Center for the Arts, which opened last month at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, and will be on loan to the university for up to 2 years. Also at UCCS, Fleming’s upcoming solo exhibition at Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery of Contemporary Art will be on view from August through November, 2018.

Currently on view at The Hirshhorn Museum (Washington, D.C.) through February 18, 2018, Ann Hamilton’s paper installation “at hand” combines poetry, the sounds of mechanization along with the motorized release of translucent white paper, which gently descends in intervals from the ceiling above.

Deborah Dancy is currently featured one of eleven critically acclaimed artists in “Parallel Practices,” on view at the Visual and Performing Arts Center Art Gallery (Western Connecticut State University) - through Sunday, March 4, 2018.

Read the recent Hyperallergic review of preeminent sculptor, Manuel Neri’s solo exhibition, “Assertion of the Figure," currently on view at the Anderson Collection museum at Stanford University (Stanford, CA) through February 12, 2018.

Stephen Batura’s engaging solo exhibition, “River Paintings,” is currently on view at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, through January 21, 2018.

Sculptor Ted Larsen works with salvaged metals, which allows the artist “to make reference to history, and possibly to the history of art or painting in particular.” Larsen further states, “Artists are constantly in dialogue with our aesthetic antecedents. We build upon these roots and seek to obfuscate or subvert them at the same time."

Judy Pfaff’s site-specific work titled, “Roots Up,” is currently on view at Messums Wiltshire (Tisbury, UK), through November 26, 2017.

Big congratulations to Colorado artist, Derrick Velasquez for being recognized as one of this year's recipients of the acclaimed Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grants!

Sculptor Kim Dickey’s work is currently in “C’est le Bouquet” - a dynamic exhibition at the Bernardaud Foundation (Limoges, France), on view through February 24, 2018.

John Buck’s current exhibition KINETIC at Kaneko in Omaha, Nebraska includes large scale kinetic sculptures, carved wood and bronze sculptures, and monumental woodblock prints.

Ann Hamiliton’s commission for the Lower Manhattan Cortlandt Street subway station on the No. 1 line - which was completely destroyed on September 11, 2001 - will fill approximately 70 percent of the station’s walls with a poetic interwoven text.

Enjoy the excerpt of the soon to be released documentary film on Ana Maria Hernando by Amie Knox and A Bar K Productions, highlighting the Boulder artist in her studio.

Amy Ellingson’s high-impact, large-scale paintings are featured as part of the seven-artist exhibition titled, “Unfamiliar Again: Contemporary Women Abstractionists,” currently on view at the Newcomb Art Museum (Tulane University, New Orleans, LA) through December 23, 2017.

Four current exhibitions at Robischon Gallery: Jae Ko "Flow," Ted Larsen "Insider Influence, The Space Program and Other Specified Domains," Derrick Velasquez "Constant Denial," and "RADIAL: Kate Petley, Don Voisine, and Stephen Westfall," have been extended through Saturday, September 16. 12 – 5pm

In Robischon Gallery’s current exhibition, Out of View, Claire Sherman’s rich paintings range in scale from monumental to intimate. 

This is the final week to see Derrick Velasquez's remarkable show "Obstructed View" at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, closing Sunday, August 27.

Robischon Gallery's superlative concurrent solo exhibitions were recently reviewed by Westword's Michael Paglia. 

The following is a review of Robischon gallery artist Ted Larsen in February's Flash Art Magazine written by Mattia Solari, for a recent exhibition by the artist in Torino, Italy:

Robischon Gallery artists Halim Al Karim and Sami Al Karim are two distinctive artists featured in "Presence: Reflections on the Middle East" at the Center for Visual Art.

Ann Hamilton's on-going project, "O N E E V E R Y O N E" and its current Austin, Texas iteration, is featured in a recent article by online arts platform Hyperallergic.

Currently exhibited Robischon Gallery artist Don Voisine recently completed an interview with online arts platform, The Finch, discussing work from his Fall 2016 exhibition, "X/V" held at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art. 

The impressive mid-career retrospective of Robischon artist Kim Dickey entitled, "Words Are Leaves" is currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.

Robischon artist Lucas Foglia is shortlisted for the 2016/17 Sygenta Photography Award in the Professional Commission category for his highly regarded "Frontcountry" series which was past-exhibited at Robischon Gallery. 

Robischon artist Isabelle Hayeur will be shown Friday, December 16th in a group screening at the Dikeou Pop-up Colfax location in Denver as part of their public film event entitled, "Terra Nullius" - hosted by Collective Misnomer.

Robischon artist Terry Maker's provocative solo exhibition, "Time Release: Medical and Pharmaceutical Constructions" opens December 1st at the Fulginiti Pavilion for Bioethics and Humanities Art Gallery on the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

Robischon artist Christian Rex van Minnen's sensational painting, "Coat of Arms" is currently featured in the travelling group exhibition, "Juxtapoz x Superflat" conceived by the renowned Japanese artist Takashi Murakmi and co-curated with Evan Pricco, Editor-in-Chief of Juxtapoz Art & Culture magazine.

Robischon Gallery artist Kim Dickey's mid-career retrospective, entitled "Kim Dickey: Words Are Leaves", opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver October 7th from 7-10pm. 

Robischon artist Ted Larsen is in two upcoming exhibitions this Fall at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey and the Galveston Arts Center. For details on these exhibitions see below.

Robischon Gallery artist Ana Maria Hernando's solo exhibition entitled "We Have Flowers" opened at the University of Colorado Art Museum this past week to an engaged and impressed audience.

Newly opened to the public today, see footage of pre-eminent artist Christo's "Floating Piers, Project for Lake Iseo, Italy", a 1.9 mile floating walkway over Lake Iseo in Northern Italy - on view through July 3rd.

Robischon Gallery artist Jae Ko's magnificent installation entitled, "Force of Nature - flow 流" is now up for public viewing at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston. 

Robischon-exhibited artist, Zhang Xiaogang - one of China's leading contemporary artists - was recently interviewed by curator and writer Tianyue Jiang about his influences, career and creative process.

The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Texas is the recent recipient of a number of important works by Robischon artist Manuel Neri. 

Read Michael Paglia's review of Robischon Gallery's stunning group exhibition, "DECLARATION" on view now through June 11th.

Recently named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has a mesmerizing installation currently on the grounds of Philip Johnson's famed Connecticut residence, "Glass House".

Robischon artist Allison Gildersleeve was recently interviewed for an online publication, The Editorial, addressing her personal journey as an artist.

Scott Chamberlin is currently featured on the homepage of the noted ceramics blog C-File for his solo effort, "Heads", previously exhibited at Robischon Gallery. 

Mickalene Thomas is currently on view at the Aspen Art Museum in a solo exhibition entitled, "Mentors, Muses and Celebrities" on view through June 12th.

Robischon artists Gibson + Recoder have scheduled a live projection performance on Monday, March 14th at the REDCAT CalArts Theater in downtown Los Angeles entitled, "Dark Chamber Discourse".

Robischon artist Ann Hamilton is currently showing in an international contemporary art exhibition being held in the historical Chinese watertown of Wuzhen.

Renowned artist Lorna Simpson's video piece entitled, "Easy to Remember" is currently on view at the Denver Art Museum through April 24th. 

Recently the Stockholm School of Economics held an opening to commemorate Robischon artist Maria Friberg and the unveiling of her newly installed and acquired work, "Changed Positions".

Robischon artist Jim Sanborn was recently named "The Most Interesting Man in the World" in an article published online by Flaunt Magazine.

Robischon artist Judy Pfaff is currently on view in the Richard and Rissa Grossman Gallery at Lafayette College where she has created a scintillating original installation for the space entitled, "Somewhere After". 

Robischon artists Kim Dickey and Scott Chamberlin are participating in a group show at the Kansas City Museum entitled, "Now and Then". 

At the end of March, Robischon exhibited artist Jessica Stockholder will have a year-long temporary installation in the heart of downtown Houston as part of the city's "Art Block" series.

Coinciding this month with the installation of his large-scale sculpture, "Disorder: 9 Uneven Angles" in New York's Union Square, Robischon Gallery wishes to congratulate artist Bernar Venet who will also be receiving the International Sculpture Center's prestigious Lifetime Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award on February 29th alongside renowned artist Kiki Smith. 

Opening February 6th in the artist's native country of Sweden, Maria Friberg's, "Belonging" features compelling photographic works which address the subject of technology and excess.

Canadian artist Isabelle Hayeur is presently an artist in residence at the Bilpin International Ground for Creative Initiatives in Australia.

A spirited and extensive solo exhibition by Robischon Gallery artist, Gary Emrich, entitled “Gary Emrich: Promise” will open at the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center, beginning January 30th.

Congratulations to Robischon artist Isabelle Hayeur featured in the gallery's current exhibition, "Solastalgia," for her recently acquired work by the prominent Canadian art institution, the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Robischon artist Ann Hamilton recently installed a 33-panel public art project in St. Louis in the Thomas and Jennifer Hillman Hall at Washington University, entitled
O N E E V E R Y O N E · St. Louis.

Robischon artist Jim Sanborn's remarkable project, Critical Assembly - a tableau based on the laboratory environment for the assembly of the first atomic bomb - was recently acquired in its entirety by the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History.

Robischon artist collective Gibson + Recoder are currently exhibiting an installation entitled, "Obscurus Projectum" at San Francisco's Exploratorium.

Robischon artist Chris Antemann, who has worked in residence, periodically, at the famed MEISSEN® porcelain manufactory in Germany since 2011, will be exhibiting at the The Frick Pittsburgh beginning October 3rd.

Read the Boston Globe review of currently exhibiting Robischon Gallery artist William Lamson and his film, In the Roaring Garden as it was shown in the deCordova Museum's, "Walden Pond, revisited."

Robischon Artist Ann Hamilton presented with the 2014 National Medal of Arts by President Barack Obama.

Robischon previously exhibited artist Jessica Stockholder recently completed a vivid and sprawling work at the University of Chicago's Smart Museum.

obischon artist Chi Peng is currently on view as part of the Orange County Museum of Art's, "My Generation: Young Chinese Artists." 

Trine Bumiller's exhibition, "100 Paintings for 100 Years" is now on view at the historic McNichols Civic Center Building through September 13th, 2015. 

Robischon Gallery is pleased to present the highly-compelling work of distinguished American artist John Buck.

The captivating photographic work of "Front Country" artist, Lucas Foglia, is currently featured on the British Journal of Photography's website.

Robischon artist Eric Schwartz' film Tattoo Nation was featured in a CBS special on tattoo culture.

Robischon artist Chi Peng is currently showing in "Tradition and Innovation: The Human Figure in Contemporary Chinese Art" at the Chazen Museum of Art.

Robischon artist Judy Pfaff is now featured in "Emanation: Art + Process" an exhibition of ten site-specific installation at the Wheaton Art and Cultural Center's Museum of American Glass.

In addition to her solo show of vivid paintings at Robischon Gallery, artist Deborah Zlotsky currently has a site-specific work on view in the Smith Center for the Arts at Providence College. 

Robischon Gallery artist Isabelle Hayeur's video installation entitled Agora speaks to the social issues surrounding a 2015 student strike in Quebec, Canada.

Robischon artist Isabelle Hayeur will be featured as a part of the upcoming "Ten Years Gone" exhibition hosted at the New Orleans Museum of Art.

Now showing as part of Site Santa Fe's exhibition entitled "20 Years / 20 Shows: SUMMER", visitors will have a second chance to see Robischon Gallery artist Ann Hamilton's sprawling installation, common SENSE · the animals (2014-2015) previously exhibited at the Henry Gallery in Seattle, WA.

Robischon artists Mary Ehrin and Judy Pfaff are included as part of the collection at Denver's dynamic new ART Hotel.

Oliver Herring's solo exhibition "Link" will be on view at China's Chengdu A4 Contemporary Arts Center through May 2, 2015.

Sandra Gibson + Luis Recoder will exhibit individual works alongside 400 other artists from the Whitney collection as part of the museum's inaugural opening of their new building.

The Denver Art Museum acquired Christian Rex van Minnen's painting, VOC Jellyfish Fry from the artist's solo exhibition, "Golden Memes" at Robischon Gallery.

Jae Ko's 80 foot span installation, Force of Nature, 白 Shiro will open to the public at Grounds For Sculpture Saturday, March 28th. The artist was commissioned to create a work from over 20,000 pounds of white recycled paper. The full exhibition, "Selections", opens to the public on May 9.

As part of Denver's Month of Photography, artist Chuck Forsman is exhibiting photographs from his exploratory series "Walking Magpie", through Thursday, March 19 at the Children's Hospital Colorado.

Maria Friberg's work to be included in "L'arbre, Le Bois, La Foret: Lieux du Mythe, du Fantasme de Lapeur, Supports de L'Imaginaire" at the Contemporary Art Center in Meymac, France.

Bill Armstrong’s solo exhibition, "Bill Armstrong: Buddha & Mandala", opens at the Houston Center for Photography on February 27.

Jean Lowe creates a public billboard for "Murals of La Jolla".

Elena Dorfman creates work for Los Angeles County Museum of Art in collaboration with the museum's web-based project, "Artists Respond".

Judy Pfaff's prominent duo solo exhibitions in Chelsea, New York, are reviewed in Artforum, Art In America, Art Critical and ARTnews.

Robsichon Gallery artists Kevin O'Connell and Stephen Batura are chosen as part of Art Ltd's CRITIC’S PICKS: 2014 Top 10 Lists. 

Grounds for Sculpture, International Sculpture Center and McCarter Theater will offer artist Jae Ko a generous grant to support an upcoming exhibition at Grounds For Sculpture.

Jim Sanborn, recently shown in the gallery's Testing Grounds exhibition, reveals another clue to assist cryptographers and code breakers toward solving the remaining message embedded in his sculpture Kryptos.

A twenty by forty foot billboard featuring a recently completed painting by Christian Rex van Minnen will be on display in the New York neighborhood of Tribeca through Saturday, November 15, 2014.

MacArthur Fellow JUDY PFAFF is speaking at the Denver Art Museum Logan Lecture Series on Wednesday, November 5, 2014.

Internationally acclaimed artist Sui Jianguo unveils his sculpture series, "Blind Portraits" in New York's Central Park.

Jack Balas will give a talk at the Denver Art Museum as part of the Logan Lecture Series.

Ann Hamilton's extensive exhibition "the common SENSE" is on view at the Henry Art Gallery.

“Contemporary Colorado: A Survey of Contemporary Art in Colorado” highlights the works of a selection of Colorado’s leading contemporary artists.

Robischon Gallery artist Karen Kitchel is featured in Tucson Museum of Art's current group exhibition, "Southwest Anthems: Landscapes of a Region."

Robischon Gallery artist Chris Antemann's installation, "Forbidden Fruit: Chris Antemann at Meissen" is on exhibit at the Portland Art Museum through February 8, 2015.

“State of the Art” brings together the artwork of more than 100 artists from every region of the US, including the work of Robischon Gallery artist Kim Dickey.

Oliver Herring hosts another improvisational TASK event. 

Lucas Foglia receives the Individual Photographer's Fellowship from the Aaron Siskin Foundation.

IAN FISHER’s exhibition entitled “Make It Rain” will open on August 13, 5:30 – 7:30pm with a special artist talk at 6:30pm.

Pre-eminent artist Christo returns to the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver for a lecture on Wednesday, August 20, 6-8pm.

Katy Stone shares her studio process, influences, and unique approach in a recent interview with "In the Make".

Robischon Gallery artist CHUCK FORSMAN is the focus of a distinctive exhibition at The Denver Art Museum entitled, "Seen in Passing: Photographs by Chuck Forsman"

Stephen Batura exhibits an expansive new installation of paintings at Ironton Studios & Gallery.

Robischon Gallery artist Tom Judd is a 2014 Pollock-Krasner award recipient.

Robischon Gallery artists JUDY PFAFF and MARY EHRIN appear in the Denver Art Museum’s ‘Material World’, as part of the museum wide exhibition.

Twelve artists, including Robischon Gallery artists KIM DICKEY, LINDA FLEMING, TERRY MAKER and CARL REED, redefine the surrounding landscape with their 3-D work

The International Sculpture Center (ISC) will honor renowned artist JUDY PFAFF with a Lifetime Achievement Award in her upcoming 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award Gala in New York on April 30th.

William Lamson is a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship recipient in the Fine Arts for 2014. 

TED LARSEN, featured in our February exhibition 'Out Of Line', is the subject of an article in the March issue of Sculpture Magazine.

Ian Fisher presents recent paintings in his first solo museum exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.

Robischon Gallery artist DERRICK VELASQUEZ unveils his latest in a solo exhibition at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art. 

Robischon Gallery artist Ana María Hernando along with Kenneth Robinson will read and present their limited edition lithographic book ‘Salka Archipelago’ at the Boulder Museum Of Contemporary Art. 

HALIM AL KARIM will give a lecture in the Denver Art Museum Logan Lecture Series on Wednesday, September 25, 2013. 

Robischon Gallery artists KAHN + SELESNICK have been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation to support an installation at the Boise Art Museum.

Sculpture Magazine presents an in depth feature on Robischon Gallery artist Judy Pfaff.

The unparalled work of CHRISTO is once more breaking new ground with his new work of art: Big Air Package

Robischon Gallery artist TYLER BEARD presents a new body of collaged sculptures and paintings in the Whole Room at MCA Denver.

Madison Square Park Conservancy announces a new installation, Topsy-Turvy, by artists Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder.

Jessica Stockholder exhibits new works at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. 

Ann Hamilton creates a new large-scale installation for the Wade Thompson Drill Hall that combines the ephemeral presence of time with material tactility.

Gary Emrich will present a new video installation at the Denver Art Museum this September.

Robischon Gallery artist HALIM AL KARIM and artists Ali Assaf, Azad Nanakeli, Adel Abidin, Ahmed Alsoudani and Walid Siti interpret the theme of water at the 54th Venice Biennale.