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Latinas Lead with presentation by artist Betsabeé Romero, presented by The Latino Community Foundation of Colorado NOTE: All programs are free and open to the public. They will take place at RedLine and be conducted in Spanish with English translation available. Betsabeé Romero was born in 1963 Mexico City, where she currently lives and works..... Read More

Crybaby Openings are where families can come on a Saturday morning and interact with the exhibition on their own terms, instead of the usual evening opening hours. Join Redline for snacks, scavenger hunts and fun projects linked to the exhibition. All Crybaby Openings are presented fully in both English and Spanish and families who speak.... Read More

For this Make/Shift Monday Redline Denver and Lighthouse Writers Workshop are pairing the exhibition Latin America: Endless Transformation with the book Citizen: An American Lyric, by Claudia Rankine to create some original writing focusing on themes of race, justice, and collective identity. Participants are encouraged to share their writing after the event with Denver Talks  -- a.... Read More

Join RedLine for their September Brown Bag Lunch! This program was originally created as a way to extend the conversations started during their 48 Hours Summit & Exhibition while bringing community members together. As always, Brown Bag Lunch is free and open to everyone. All you need is your lunch and your ideas! September Discussion.... Read More

FREE! GRATIS! Join Redline for a bilingual exchange featuring conversation and art. Open for all levels of speaking and making ability. Enjoy the current LAND TRUST exhibition, which deals with people and the land, and make awesome art with recycled paper bags! More info: http://www.redlineart.org/upcomingevents/2017/8/24/conversation-y-arte-a-tertulia-presented-by-redline

The Arts in Society grant program has an expressed mission to foster cross-sector work through the arts. Through a partnership between Bonfils Stanton Foundation, Hemera Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and RedLine, the program seeks to build capacity for social practice projects that implement artistic excellence to engage social issues in communities across Colorado. Average grant.... Read More

Make/Shift Monday is a fun, off-script program at RedLine created for and by Denver's unique creative community. SMALLTALK is a new, slightly irreverent program at the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys created to get people together and making tiny things. And on Monday July 17th they will combine in unholy matrimony for one.... Read More

Curated by Ramón Bonilla, Downshifting is a group exhibition that calls attention to the meditative quality of reductive art, which can provide a sanctuary from the hyperactivity and sensory-flooding that has come to be our everyday reality. Featuring 13 internationally-based abstract and minimalist artists, Downshifting will transform RedLine’s 6,000-square-foot exhibition hall into a sanctuary of abstract works with programming that.... Read More

ArtCorps Mentoring pairs middle school students together with local artists to work together one-on-one for an entire school year. Students design and create social justice art projects, which are then shown at RedLine. Join Redline for the opening of the ArtCorps Mentoring Exhibition to see socially engaged work by students and artist mentors! More info: http://www.redlineart.org/upcomingevents/2017/5/25/artcorps-mentoring-exhibition-opening

RedLine’s EPIC Arts program provides opportunities for K-12 students in Denver to explore social issues through contemporary art. Each semester RedLine Resident Artists and Denver community artists are matched with students and educators, resulting in unique art collaborations that are conceptual and student-generated. The program, which culminates in the EPIC Youth Exhibition, amplifies students’ voices.... Read More