Formed in the wake of World War II, the European Union was created to provide a unified trading bloc for Western Europe. As the EU has grown, it has faced obstacles to integration, such as the addition of Central and Eastern European countries and partial adoption of the euro. Now, years later, the EU faces.... Read More

(Re)kindle your creative passions in these informal sketching sessions on the second Tuesday of every month. Take inspiration from the galleries with the help of a Denver Art Museum art instructor and tackle a new drawing topic every month. May 10: Using Creative Crossroads: The Art of Tapestryexhibition as inspiration, we will be exploring the art of frottage,.... Read More

Join the Art
 Students League of Denver, Clyfford Still Museum, and RedLine for a special collaborative series of professional-development lectures designed to help artists enhance their business practices. Topics include how to write an artist statement;
 PR 101 for artists; project budgets; client contracts; grants; requests for proposals (RFPs); how to price your artwork;
 and.... Read More

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is pleased to partner with the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management and the Denver American Indian Commission to present Indigenous Film, a monthly indigenous film series. Film screenings will take place at the Museum’s Phipps Theater. Doors open at 6 p.m., films begin at 6:30 p.m. Please.... Read More

“Birds do it. Bees do it. Even educated fleas do it. Let’s do it! Let’s…”  Join Marnie Ward, Denver’s favorite Chanteuse, as she intertwines lyrics with a double meaning to tickle your fancy! Teasing your brain with songs from the Great American Songbook to contemporary composers. Featuring drinks from Backyard Soda Company and local distillery! Must.... Read More

this lecture is free + open to the public doors 6:30, lecture 7pm Black Cube and the Dikeou Collection are partnering to bring a public lecture by New York–based art critic Ben Davis, to Denver. Known for his engaging and accessible criticism, Davis will address how looking at class can help understand how the art.... Read More

December 15th is the anniversary of the discovery of the South Pole by Roald Amundsen, "the last of the Vikings." The race to the South Pole was one of the greatest international races prior to the race to the moon and was full of tragedy and triumph. It featured tiny, newly independent Norway against the.... Read More

Widely known for his thoughtfully conceived and intricately crafted photography books, John Gossage explores both the mundane and the mystifying in our physical interactions with the places we inhabit. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students, $10 for DAM members and CPAC members, $15 for general admission. More info: http://denverartmuseum.org/calendar/anderman-photography-lecture-series-conversation-john-gossage For additional details,.... Read More

Bump circuit boards with futuristic ‘bots and avant-garde automatons at this ball for machines and humans alike. Experience and explore the world of tomorrow in the temporary exhibition Robot Revolution, then grab a bite to eat and party ‘bot-style. Ticket includes entertainment, appetizers, one drink at the cash bar, and admission to Robot Revolution. Costumes.... Read More

The final show of Buntport's 15th season, Greetings From Camp Katabasis, is a comedic journey to the edge of nothing, featuring the deadpan acting style of a Resusci-Annie doll. Playing May 13th — June 4th. Tickets: $13 - $20; pay-what-you-can nights: 5/19 and 5/30 More info and reservations: http://www.buntport.com/archive/archive.htm