2/1/18 review of Denver Arts & Venues presentation on arts participation in Denver

Here's the link to my Twitter thread review of a February, 2018, Denver Arts & Venues meeting regarding Denver's IMAGINE 2020 plan.

The thread gives some background on Denver Arts & Venues and the IMAGINE 2020 plan. It discusses the presentation given by Kate Derwent from Corona Insights about the factors driving participation in the arts in Denver. The thread gives a lot of pictures from Derwent's presentation, which give good insights into a variety of factors. The thread also mentions a show up at the meeting's venue, the McNichols Civic Center: New Regionalisms, Contemporary Art in the Western States, presented by Denver's Havu Gallery.

3/10/16 review of lecture by NEA Chair Jane Chu

(Image source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2018/04/29/nea-chairman-jane-chu-will-step-down-in-june/)

Here is the link to my Twitter thread of a 2016 lecture given by then-Chair of the National Endowment of the Arts, Jane Chu, at Denver's McNichols Civic Center Building.

The thread discusses some points in Chu's lecture, such as Colorado's performance versus other states in the arts; how art adds value to life in states; certain state-level art initiatives; how art creates cultural change; the White House Council on Women & Girls; Free Museum Day; and some people I met while at the event.

Here is the link to the website for Denver's McNichols Civic Center Building.

7/18/15 review of exhibit Vis-á-vis at the McNichols Civic Center Building

(Image source: http://www.mcnicholsbuilding.com/exhibitions/detail/vis---vis--biennial-ambassadors-residency-exhibition)

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the 2015 exhibit Vis-á-vis: Biennial Ambassadors Residency Exhibition, which took place at the McNichols Civic Center Building in Denver, Colorado.

My thread gives some context on the Biennial of the Americas and the exhibit itself, which was curated by Adam Gildar and Carla Herrera-Prats. The thread also gives pictures of work by Melissa Furness, Daniel Monroy Cuevas, and Cristobal Garcia.

Here is the link to the McNichol Civic Center Building's website.

Here is the link to the Biennial of the Americas website.