3/15/15 review of RedLine Denver's Playing With Beauty and Role Play exhibits

Here is the link to my March 15, 2015, Twitter thread on RedLine Contemporary Art Center's exhibits, Playing With Beauty and Role Play.

In this thread, I mostly give pictures of the works I liked the most from Playing With Beauty, which was a photography show. The show included pieces by Ogawa Kazumasa, Cecil Beaton, Jock Sturges, Susan Junker, Thomas Alleman, Libby Barbee, Paula Gillen, Ranluka Maharaj, and Jordin Page Wommack.

Here is the link to the RedLine Contemporary Art Center's website.

3/1/15 review of RedLine Denver exhibit Just Playing

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of RedLine Contemporary Art Center's 2015 annual resident artists' exhibit, Just Playing.

In this thread, I talk about some of the interactive artworks at the show. I also provide a lot of pictures of various works (mostly installation pieces), in full or in detail.

RedLine Contemporary Art Center is probably my favorite art space in Denver, Colorado. Here is a link to their site.

3/1/15 review of Scholastic Art & Writing Awards exhibit at History Colorado Center

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards exhibit that took place at the History Colorado Center in early 2015.

This exhibit was a statewide exhibit of work by teens. The show was enormous, with a ton of great visual art work. In this thread, I mostly highlight the works I liked. I also discuss the HCC's 1968 exhibit, which gave a snapshot of the United States in 1968. That was a fabulous show. I provide a lot of pictures in the thread. I also mention having seen Joyce Carol Oates at the Tattered Cover Book Store, where she'd been speaking about her just-released book, The Sacrifice.

Here is a link to the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards website.

Here is a link to the History Colorado Center's website.

1/10/15 review of MSU Center for Visual Art show Greater Than the Sum

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the Metropolitan State University Center for Visual Art's show Greater Than the Sum.

Greater Than the Sum was the 2014 juried exhibit of the National Collage Society. In my Twitter thread, I discussed the way the exhibit showcased means of expression through collage. I discussed how I liked works that explored body image issues and landscapes. I also gave a lot of pictures of works I liked.

Here is a link to the Metropolitan State University's Center for Visual Art. Probably one of the best galleries in the Denver metro area.

And here is a link to the National Collage Society's web page about the Greater Than the Sum exhibit.