David Shelton Gallery Vincent Valdez: Dream Baby Dream September 7—November 10, 2018 Some works of art possess the uncanny ability to attract new layers of significance. Usually this happens over a long period of time, but on occasion, new meanings accrue quickly. Such is the case with the
Gremillion & Co. Fine Art Fernando Casas: Limits & Proximities September 13—October 13, 2018 Limits & Proximities: A Survey of Works Spanning Six Decades, summarized the artistic oeuvre of Bolivian-born Fernando Casas. The seminal piece in the exhibition is the nearly six-by-seven-foot “Interior with Disappearing Mirror—After Velazquez” (2018). “This
K Contemporary, Denver Daisy Patton: A Rewilded Arcadia October 6—27, 2018 CU Art Museum, Boulder Daisy Patton: This Is Not Goodbye July 19—November 17, 2018 At its most basic, Daisy Patton’s work revolves around selecting old family photos from random sources, enlarging them several times over, and essentially defacing them with
Photo L.A. took a year off and transitioned from Stephen Cohen’s directorship to Claudia James-Bartlett, the new head of the fair. James-Bartlett worked hard to reinvigorate the Los Angeles classic photography exposition, which is the longest running art fair west of the Hudson River. First off,
RedLine Margaret Neumann: What Lies Between November 10, 2018—January 6, 2019 What Lies Between is the largest and most significant exhibition of the nearly 50-year painting career of Denver artist Margaret Neumann, who is represented by Rule Gallery. Put together by independent curator Simon Zalkind, the survey fills the
