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Pop art lives on at Diehl Gallery

February 16, 2023 - Tibby Plasse

Steeped in commerciality, pop art made an aesthetic out of material culture. The transcendence of commodity into art has magnified into modern marketing campaigns, but the fine art of pop art still exists to be appreciated.

This week a show wholly dedicated to the legacy of commercial culture opens at Diehl Gallery.

“Pop!” features new work by four of Diehl’s gallery artists: Robert Mars, Ray Phillips, David Pirrie and Douglas Schneider. A thread of nostalgia ties the artists and their work together, or, as Diehl Gallery Director Devin Hardy said: “It’s an immortalization and apotheosis of celebrities, objects and images from a bygone era.”

Art Attack: What to see this week in Denver

January 19, 2023 - Susan Froyd

It's raining art, hallelujah!

Make that snow, but don’t let the weather keep you away from this weekend’s excellent array of gallery openings. More Month of Photography entries herald the biennial’s arrival along the Front Range through March; the Center for Fine Art Photography at the Allicar in Fort Collins and Artworks in Loveland get into the act with two impressive shows. Artists who blend art and science get a showcase at the Arvada Center, and new exhibits pop up at David B. Smith Gallery, Leon Gallery, Union Hall and Walker Fine Art, among others.

It’s another First Friday-worthy weekend in metro Denver! Here's what to see:

Durant weds process, spirit in ‘animalis’

January 14, 2023 - Tibby Plasse

“Animalis,” from the Latin “anima,” is an adjective meaning “having breath or soul.”

It’s an apt title for artist Helen Durant’s new show at Diehl Gallery, in which she breathes life and soul into her subjects.

Diehl decks its walls for 'Bright and Beautiful' holiday show

December 21, 2022 - Tibby Plasse

The amount of color hanging in Diehl Gallery — 60 works of art from 16 artists — more than justifies the name of the sixth annual holiday show: “Bright and Beautiful.

Museum Association’s largess shown in new exhibition

December 9, 2022 - Doug Hill

In 1972, a dozen members of the University Women’s Association founded a new group with a specific mission of benefiting the University of Oklahoma’s Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art.

'We Are Us: The Human Condition' continues through Feb. 24 at Lubeznik Center for Arts

November 15, 2022 - Tribute Report Staff

MICHIGAN CITY — The exhibit “We Are Us: The Human Condition” continues through Feb. 24 at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, 101 W. 2nd St.

Somewhere in the Middle: Donald Martiny sets the stage for a new dance by Amy Hall Garner and the Paul Taylor Dance Company

October 21, 2022

The Paul Taylor Dance Company’s new commissioned dance, Amy Hall Garner’s Somewhere in the Middle, with set design by Donald Martiny, will have its World Premiere at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center on November 3, 2022 at 7pm. A second performance will take place November 11 at 8pm.

The Biennale d’Arte is back in Alessandria

October 13, 2022 - David Martin

Alexandria – After the forced break imposed by the pandemic, the Alexandria Art Biennale OMNIA III Edition returns to Alexandria 2020-2022.

LUBEZNIK CENTER FOR THE ARTS’ FALL EXHIBITION, “WE ARE US,” OPENS LATER THIS MONTH

October 4, 2022 - Lubeznik Center for the Arts

Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) has announced the upcoming fall exhibition, We Are Us: The Human Condition, which will be on display from Oct. 29, 2022, through Feb. 24, 2023.

Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Opens in Vista with Dual Purpose of Stoking Interest in Arts

October 2, 2022

Affordable housing developer Community HousingWorks has opened Paseo Artist Village, a pedestrian-friendly and transit-oriented, mixed-use complex in Vista.

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Pop art lives on at Diehl Gallery

Art Attack: What to see this week in Denver

Durant weds process, spirit in ‘animalis’

Diehl decks its walls for 'Bright and Beautiful' holiday show

Museum Association’s largess shown in new exhibition

'We Are Us: The Human Condition' continues through Feb. 24 at Lubeznik Center for Arts

Somewhere in the Middle: Donald Martiny sets the stage for a new dance by Amy Hall Garner and the Paul Taylor Dance Company

The Biennale d’Arte is back in Alessandria

LUBEZNIK CENTER FOR THE ARTS’ FALL EXHIBITION, “WE ARE US,” OPENS LATER THIS MONTH

Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Opens in Vista with Dual Purpose of Stoking Interest in Arts

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