Redline

Greenscapes: A Survey of Sound Art by Jim Green is the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Denver sound-artist, Jim Green, whose humorous, participatory sound installations have been featured around the country and in prominent Denver locations like the Denver International Airport (Train Call, 1995), the Colorado Convention Center (Laughing Escalator, 2004), and the Denver Art Museum.... Read More

This evening at Redline (read all about Redline in our article here) is going to be so much fun! 1SQFT combines contemporary art + Halloween fun + the chance to take home a brand new piece of artwork for only $100. Tickets include admission into the 1SQFT Art Sale, Athena Project cocktails, Halloween-themed appetizers, and candy! Tickets.... Read More

Paddy Johnson’s look at GIF art starts with its inception in 1998 and follows the medium through a digital and technological revolution, tracing its role in social media and society. "It's a medium that operates within traditional exhibition spaces and also just on the Internet, where anyone with a mobile device or computer can access.... Read More

Enjoy a wacky and wild romp through the absurdities and curiosities of nature with art collector Mark Addison, philosopher Cori Wong, and the artists of “Jokes of Nature," the exhibition currently on display at Redline. What is Ménage à Trois? It's a dynamic program that presents three takes on the gallery's current exhibition that may include dialogue, fireside.... Read More

In tandem with the Creative Time Summit taking place as part of the Venice Biennale, RedLine will convene a conversation among Denver’s leading art organizations to address cultural responsiveness and social responsibility in our respective communities. What is the role of art organizations in their local communities? Are we responsible for creating social change through.... Read More