Winter Fest 2019
South Pearl Street First Friday Art Walk
Come join us for Denver’s Newest First Friday Art Experience on South Pearl Street
Known throughout Denver for its exceptional restaurants, charming community atmosphere, and one of the city’s best Farmers’ Market, the South Pearl Street Historical Shopping district provides an intimate, family-friendly art experience on First Fridays from 5- 9 p.m. Throughout the evening, artists will be providing live demonstrations up and down the street in partnership with local businesses. Come down to meet artists and experience beautiful, local art in an informal, inviting setting while enjoying live music, delicious food, and a friendly community.
Rudi Monterroso
Live Flamenco Painting Performance
Opening Reception:
Friday, November 2nd , 2018
7 pm - 9 pm
Join us at Gallery 1505 during Rudi Monterroso's show, November 2nd through December 1st!
Rudi's mindful movement process -As he dances the Flamenco Monterroso creates abstract expressionist artwork by painting with his feet. Rudi will be showing his work throughout the month of November!
Linda Lowry
Opening Reception:
Friday, October 5th , 2018
5 pm - 10 pm
Join us at Gallery 1505 during Linda Lowry's show, October 5th through October 31st!
My subject matter has focused on interiors, gardens, still life and figures with a common thread of narrative. For almost twenty-five years I have painted places that blend past and present. I want the places of the past to have a vitality in the present. My viewpoint unifies work that originates in varied locations.
I learn or I create stories as I paint. Sometimes I am a cultural anthropologist of sorts, painting a Wyoming cowboy bar, a Buddhist Shrine room, or a fountain in Luxembourg garden. Other times, I use props to create a narrative. The titles give clues to some of my narrative musings.
I make paintings with figures to describe stages of life. My most recent series of paintings is called “Water Nymphs.” In the last few years I have been trying to capture reflection in water as a metaphor and to use figures representing different stages of life and human interaction. Most of the figures I choose to paint are searching and exploring.
The patterns in the water encourage a different approach than my paintings of buildings; I like the playfulness of the abstraction and the suggestion of layers in another world below the surface.
Opening Reception:
Friday, October 5th , 2018
5 pm - 10 pm
Join us at Gallery 1505 during Linda Lowry's show, October 5th through October 31st!
My subject matter has focused on interiors, gardens, still life and figures with a common thread of narrative. For almost twenty-five years I have painted places that blend past and present. I want the places of the past to have a vitality in the present. My viewpoint unifies work that originates in varied locations.
I learn or I create stories as I paint. Sometimes I am a cultural anthropologist of sorts, painting a Wyoming cowboy bar, a Buddhist Shrine room, or a fountain in Luxembourg garden. Other times, I use props to create a narrative. The titles give clues to some of my narrative musings.
I make paintings with figures to describe stages of life. My most recent series of paintings is called “Water Nymphs.” In the last few years I have been trying to capture reflection in water as a metaphor and to use figures representing different stages of life and human interaction. Most of the figures I choose to paint are searching and exploring.
The patterns in the water encourage a different approach than my paintings of buildings; I like the playfulness of the abstraction and the suggestion of layers in another world below the surface.
Mike Skiba
Opening Reception:
Friday, October 5th , 2018
5 pm - 10 pm
Join us at Gallery 1505 during Mike Skiba's show, October 5th through October 31st!
See the talented wood working of Mike Skiba, from bowls to eggs there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are admiring his craftsmanship or looking to purchase early winter season gifts, stop in and meet the artist during his opening reception!
Opening Reception:
Friday, October 5th , 2018
5 pm - 10 pm
Join us at Gallery 1505 during Mike Skiba's show, October 5th through October 31st!
See the talented wood working of Mike Skiba, from bowls to eggs there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are admiring his craftsmanship or looking to purchase early winter season gifts, stop in and meet the artist during his opening reception!
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Behnaz Ahmadian
Opening Reception: Friday, September 7th 7 PM - 9 PM Join Gallery 1505 for new artwork by Behnaz Ahmadian!
Meet the Artist: Friday, September 7, 2018 from 7 PM - 9 PM Live Painting Demo Date: Sunday, September 16th 11 AM - 2 PM Exhibition Dates: September 7th - September 30th, 2018 |
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Cody Kuehl
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Isaac Dolores
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 6th 6 pm - 9 pm
Join Gallery 1505 for new artwork by Denver jewelry artist, Isaac Dolores!
"Mesoamerica Treasure Re-imagined," is an exploration into the ancient artwork of Mesoamerica
(Aztecs, Mayan, Inca, etc.) and how to incorporate this aesthetic within the modern world.
This show will be of handmade Jewelry and sculpture, all created with the visual inspiration
of the ancient Americas.
Exhibition Dates: July 6th - July 29th
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 6th 6 pm - 9 pm
Join Gallery 1505 for new artwork by Denver jewelry artist, Isaac Dolores!
"Mesoamerica Treasure Re-imagined," is an exploration into the ancient artwork of Mesoamerica
(Aztecs, Mayan, Inca, etc.) and how to incorporate this aesthetic within the modern world.
This show will be of handmade Jewelry and sculpture, all created with the visual inspiration
of the ancient Americas.
Exhibition Dates: July 6th - July 29th
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Joseph Thomas
Opening Reception: Friday, August 3rd 5 pm - 10 pm Join Gallery 1505 Joseph Thomas's show of Colorado photography! Colorado is a land of geological wonders, ecological diversity, and meteorological extremes. Her many moods range from serene and nurturing to fierce and unforgiving. Each of these moods evokes its own distinct set of emotions which in turn provide limitless inspiration for photographic creativity. There is a kind of music that abounds in the Colorado wilderness. Its rhythms, harmonies, themes, and motifs give rise to glorious compositions - a rhapsody in light! The dynamics of a day might begin with a pianissimo sunrise that gradually crescendos to a thundering fortissimo of cumulonimbus by late afternoon. The various components ─ geology, water, flora, fauna, atmosphere, and light ─ improvise and coalesce to create a fortuitous visual symphony. |
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