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Westword

"Denver's Month of Photography ended weeks ago, but many of the exhibits are still up and running. So maybe the highly successful March event should have been called the "Season of Photography," or even "Photo Spring." Regardless of what it should have been called, it was an incredible chance for gallery-goers to see an amazing range of photo-based creations by some of the most interesting artists in the world. For this reason, the community owes a debt of gratitude to Mark Sink, who thought it up, and Rachel Hawthorn and Sabin Aell, who helped organize it. And last, but hardly least, credit must go to the gallery directors and curators who elected to be a part of it by mounting photo shows."


http://www.westword.com/2008-04-17/culture/freeze-frames/

Thank you SPE

Deep thanks goes to whole of SPE and my inspiring friend Joann Brennan the centrifuge and hub to MOP happening. My MOP partners Sabine Aell and Rachel Hawthorn thank you. Redline and Infinite Editions for the posters thank you. I tip my hat to all the participating venues for jumping in and representing our city with such great high art and quality not to mention excitement. The news is going to travel far and wide. It’s a very proud month for me. And its only half over. Mark Sink


Slater Bradley, I Hate Myself and Want to Die 2003-04, C-print

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* What: Photography and film by Slater Bradley; photography by Sally Mann and Nigel Poor

* Where and when: Center for Visual Art, 1734 Wazee St.; through May 1

Wide Angle

Rocky Mountain News

The F-Stop’s Here

WESTWORD click

Photography is all over town !


working with artists, carson, space, mosko, walker
sink, spark, byers, core, 910, plus, rino




LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE P

The MOP posters are out and about town.

For a complete A-Z list of MOP please visit:

http://www.gallerysink.com/spe




Emmanuel Gallery

Kids with Cameras:

Photographs from Calcutta's Red Light District,
Haiti and Cairo
February 28-April 5th, 2008
Opening Reception March 15th from 7:00 to 10:00
Emmanuel Gallery
Auraria Campus
http://www.emmanuelgallery.org
303.556.8337

http://www.kids-with-cameras.org/


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Jasper de Beijer, # 7, from the series Le Sacre du Printemps, 2007, 110 x 110 cm.


Collier Schorr Pains of Opium 2006 photo collage on paper

MCA


Museum of Contemporary Art - Denver



Photography Gallery
Collier Schorr
October 28, 2007 – April 20, 2008

Paperworks Gallery
Jasper de Beijer
March 11, 2008 – August 3, 2008
Public Reception Friday March 14, 6-10pm

Large Works Gallery
David Altmejd
October 28, 2007 –May 11, 2008

New Media Gallery
Yu Cheng Chou
February 19, 2008 – July 6, 2008

Project Gallery
Jeff Starr: The Wrath of Grapes
February 26, 2008 –May 25, 2008

Whole Room
David Adjaye, Making Public Buildings
March 11, 2008 – May 25, 2008
Public Reception Friday March 14, 6-10pm

Also, Jeff Starr is doing programming throughout March as part of his Artist-In-Residence show.

Artist-In-Residency
The Artist-In-Residency offers intergenerational mentorship programs that aim to empower individuals to understand and experience art through direct contact with artists. In order to make artistic innovations transparent and accessible, MCA Denver invites visitors of all ages to participate in artist talks and workshops.

Making Your Fantastic Journal
Visual MI5 Workshop
Jeff Starr shares the process of documenting and sketching. Peruse through the collection of sketchbooks that Jeff has accumulated since his teenage years. Use his sketchbooks as a guide to find your own visual voice through creating a journal.

Visual MI5 Schedule
Wednesday, March 19, 2008, 3:30pm-5pm

Participants are encouraged to use workshops as a starting point and to continue developing their projects out side of the Museum. Artist will curate submitted journals to be displayed in the Idea Box on April 30, 2008.
Instructors: Jeff Starr and Museum Educator. Open to all ages. Free with general admission.
To register, please contact Alison Croney, Education Department at 303.298.7554. ext 202 or alisonc@mcadenver.org.


MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART | DENVER
1485 Delgany Denver CO 80202 / 303.298.7554
Mon – Closed, Tue – Thurs 10 am – 6 pm, Fri 10 am – 10 pm, Sat & Sun 10 am – 6 p

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Chi Peng Day After Tomorrow


Denis Darzacq La Chute #13


Li Wei Falls to France


Robischon Gallery

Out of Place

March 8 through April 26, 2008

Opening reception: Thursday, March 13, 6 – 8 p.m.

Robischon Gallery presents “Out of Place,” an exhibition of photo-based work by eleven, notable international artists from the Netherlands, France, China, Ireland, England and the United States.

Both large and small-scale format photography will be featured by
Chi Peng, Denis Darzacq, Teun Hocks, Kahn + Selesnick,
Li Wei, Liu Bolin, Wang Ningde, Xing Danwen, and William Lamson,
as well as additional video and sculptural objects by Gary Emrich. In “Out of Place,” the artists utilize constructed imagery to re-imagine and locate the figure in worlds both fantastic and in flux.


Robischon Gallery
1740 Wazee Street, Denver CO 80202
Telephone 303.298.7788

www.robischongallery.com

Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 6 (Monday by Appointment)

Complimentary Daytime Parking

Member Denver Art Dealers Association www.denverart.org



Sandra Phillips Gallery


Todd Walker

Critical Encounters

Sandra Phillips Gallery

March 7 – April 12

March 11, Tues. eve. 6:30 - 8pm - Melanie Walker lecture on her fathers work.




(The Digital Research of Todd Walker from 1981-1998)

The 1980s were a critical time in the exploration of digital photographic manipulation and Todd Walker, ( 1917 – 1998), was a pioneer in that realm. This exhibit examines a sampling of his groundbreaking experimentation. This work has never been exhibited before and presents a rare opportunity for viewing the historical evolution of the digital realm.

Todd Walker was a professor of photography at the University of Arizona, Tucson, the University of Florida, Gainesville, and taught courses through the UCLA extension.

Todd Walker is in the permanent collection of the Museum on Modern Art, New York, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France, the Chicago Art Institute and many other significant public institutions.

March 11, Tues. eve. 6:30 - 8 pm - Melanie Walker, daughter of Todd Walker and photography associate professor, CU Boulder, will lecture & present an overview of her father’s work.

The exhibit will be curated by Sandy Lane Associate Professor Metropolitan State College of Denver and University of Colorado Associate Professor of Art Melanie Walker.


SANDRA PHILLIPS GALLERY
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, Colorado 80204

sandraphillipsgallery@hotmail.com
www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com
303-573-5969

Center for Visual Art




STILL @ CVA

Center for Visual Art - Metropolitan State College of Denver

Still
Sally Mann, Slater Bradley, Nigel Poor

March 6 - May 1, 2008
Opens Thursday, March 13
Member's Opening 6pm
Nigel Poor Artist's Talk 6:30pm
Public Opening 7 - 9pm

Address: 1734 Wazee Street, Denver, CO 80202
Hours:
Tuesday – Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 12-5pm.
Tel: 303.294.5207

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Hidden jewel just a couple blocks for the Adams Mark Hotel

Dan Asher

Vik Muniz

milan (last supper)

cibachrome, 3 panels, 48" x 60" each



The Dikeou Collection

Great photography on view. By far some of the best in Denver. A must see.
Please don't feed the art: The Dikeou Collection houses a giant pink inflatable bunny by Momoyo Torimitsu. Curator and publisher Devon Dikeou features contemporary photographic works by Vik Muniz, Dan Asher, Giasco Bertoli, Luis Macias, Paul Ramirez, Jonas Rainer Ganahl, and other star artists in the collection.

Downtown Denver:
The Colorado Building
1615 California Street (at 16th Street)
Suite 515 Denver, CO 80202

Hours: Wed-Fri, 11am-5pm, or by appointment.

http://www.dikeoucollection.org
http://www.zingmagazine.com
303 623-3001

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Bill Adams: "Dead Eye (Version 4)," Chromogenic Print, 28 x 34 inches, 2007

Hi Mark - Here's a press brief on our show, do whatever you want to with it. I'll tell you, Bill's work is undoubtedly some of the most unusual and interesting that I am aware of, I'm also attaching a photo from his studio. You should check him out, he's a trip and a fucking genius.
Thanks
Ivar

Plus Gallery

SIDEBAR: NEW PHOTOGRAPHS BY BILL ADAMS

Denver celebrates the medium of photography in the month of March with the occurrence of the Society of Photographic Educators (SPE) National Conference. In conjunction with the conference Plus Gallery will display recent photographs by Bill Adams, one of the most unique and accomplished photographers in the country. Adams ouevre is the perfect complement to the realist work of Illig and Sweetrocket and rarely exhibited despite his teaching position at CU Denver. Through elaborate stage sets constructed in miniature detail in his studio, Adams conveys complex visual motifs filled with a wide range of characters all portrayed by himself. A remarkable use of depth of field is used to establish a convincing image, one that takes months to tune perfectly through a wide range of artistic techniques, taking Adams photography to an artistic level that is simply astounding to realize and worth more than a casual glance.


For more information or images from the exhibition, contact Ivar Zeile at 303.296.0927. Plus Gallery is a member of DADA -- the Denver Art Dealers Association and RINO -- the River North Arts District.

Plus Gallery
Bill Adams: Recent photographs
Peter Illig: Full Fathom Five
Riva Sweetrocket: Handle With Care
March 8 - April 12, 2008
Artists Reception Thursday, March 13, 6 - 9pm
2350 Lawrence St. Denver, CO 80205
www.plusgallery.com
303.296.0927

DADA


RULE





RULE Gallery

THE SIMPLE TRUTH
GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

March 14 - April 5, 2008

Opening reception: Friday, March 14, from 6-9pm


Rebecca Dolan
Anna Newell
Katie Taft
Rachel Hawthorn
Ellen Yeiser

RULE Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition featuring emerging regional photographers
titled The Simple Truth, curated by Valerie Photogoddess.

The exhibition will run in conjunction with Denver’s Month of Photography in honor of the 45th National Conference of the Society for Photographic Education.


RULE Gallery
227 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
303 777 9473

http://www.rulegallery.com

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Sandy Carson Gallery - Carol Golemboski

Carol Golemboski "Hat Trick" Silver Gelatin Print. 30 x 40" 2008


Carol Golemboski "Hat Trick" Silver Gelatin Print. 30 x 40" 2008


Carol Golemboski "Sawing a Woman in Half" Silver Gelatin Print. 2008

Sandy Carson Gallery

Wonders and Marvels – Carol Golemboski

In Carol Golemboski’s latest body of work, “Wonders and Marvels,” her process is as significant as the product. In the darkroom she directly draws on or scratches the negatives and mixes photosensitive vegetable dyes to create images that are at once paintings and drawings expanding her photographic medium. The product of strictly “old fashioned” and organic techniques seldom employed even before the digital age such as anthotypes, her work awes its onlookers with images steeped in “top-hat n’ tails” mysticism and magic. Surrounded by a thick aura of late Victorian occultism, ether and absinthe, there is a strong presence of the historical in both her images and techniques. Figures like Harry Houdini and Uri Geller are evoked and long dead pseudo-sciences such as psychometry and phrenology are reawakened. Carol brings to photography a nearly alchemical mix of processes. Her images aren’t taken they are conjured and confront the eye with tricks and illusions, banishing the common assumption of the kinship between an instant in time, truth, and photography.

Carol Golemboski is an Assistant Professor of Photography at the University of Colorado at Denver and is represented nationally by several galleries across the country from Los Angeles to Boston. Already the recipient of numerous grants and awards, Carol was recently given first place in The Santa Fe Center for Photography’s thirteenth annual Project Competition.


February 29 - April 5, 2008

Reception March 14, 6 - 9 pm in honor of the S.P.E. Conference

760 Santa Fe Dr. Denver, CO 80204

www.sandycarsongallery.com

303.573.8585

CPAC at DPL

Wild horse round-up,
Nevada, by David Puntel, 2002 Ambrotype



Colorado River from Navajo
Bridge, by Saelon Renkes, 2002 Bromoil print


William F. Cody (Buffalo
Bill), photographer unknown, 1910 Tintype



Governors of Zuni, by John K.
Hillars, 1879 Albumen print



Colorado Photographic Arts Center
and Denver Public Library Western History Collection

Photography 171: A Continuum of Process and Method

http://history.denverlibrary.org/images/index.html

Denver Public Library, Central Branch, 5th Floor Gallery
March 9 to March 30, 2008
Opening reception, March 13, 4-6pm
Curators talk, March 24, 6pm

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In Photography 171, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center intends to show the progression and importance of the many technologies and processes that have made up the photographic world since the inception of the medium.

Photographic processes that have been lost and found again will be highlighted in this exhibition. Historical photographs, many pulled from the library’s Western History collection, will be shown along side contemporary work using the same process. The exhibit will include examples of late 19th and early 20th century daguerreotypes, tintypes, albumen prints, platinum prints, circuit camera prints, and mammoth camera by early photographers such as John K. Hillars, William Henry Jackson, Laura Gilpin, and more; as well as ambrotypes, carbon prints, cyanotypes, platinum prints, bromoil prints, and gum bi-chromate prints by contemporary photographers such as Robert Shlaer, David Puntel, Saelon Renkes, Kevin O’Connell, and Gary Lynch.

The subject matter in the exhibit will focus on themes concerned with the Western landscape and ideology and will compare historical views with those of today giving a larger picture of how living on this side of the Mississippi, along with the process they use to make their images effects how photographers work.

The event takes place in conjunction with The Society for Photographic Education’s National convention held in Denver this year and the Denver Month of Photography with it’s opening reception to take place March 13th from 4-6 pm at the Denver Public Library’s Central Branch, in the Vida Ellison Gallery, 7th Floor Gallery.

Library Hours are 10am - 8pm on Monday and Tuesday, 10am – 6pm Wednesday to Friday, 9am – 5pm Saturday, and 1-5pm Sunday, Admission is FREE, Phone: 720-865-1821

For more information please contact:
Katie Taft or Thomas Carr
Katie@katietaft.com carr.tom@gmail.com
303.888.2679 303.875.3320

Colorado Photographic Arts Center
P.O. Box 13962, Denver, CO 80201-3962
www.colophotoartscenter.org


The Byers-Evans House Museum

Myron Wood: Photographs of the West

March 7 through Thursday, May 1, 2008

Special evening showing during First Friday Art Walk, Friday, April 4, 5:00 to 9:00 p.m.

A retrospective exhibition of Photographs of the West by the renowned Colorado Springs photographer, Myron Wood (1921-1999) will be on view at the Byers-Evans House Gallery.

Wood became a student and friend of Edward Westin in the late 1940s. Using an 8x10-inch view camera, he began producing beautifully sharp, detailed prints in the style of his master. He moved to Colorado in 1947, discovering his fascination of the Southwest. He served as photographer and Assistant Curator of Photography at the Taylor Museum, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center from 1951 to 1961, and as photographer for Colorado College for over 35 years. Wood embarked on several photographic projects documenting the landscape, architecture and indigenous peoples of southwestern Colorado and northern New Mexico. Vintage prints of Wood’s unique relationship with the secretive Penitente Brotherhood, as well as his studies of artist Georgia O’Keeffe are included in the show.

Works in the exhibition have been brought together from the Camera Obscura Gallery, the collection of Teresa and Paul Harbaugh, and the Pikes Peak Library, Colorado Springs.

The Byers-Evans House Museum is located at 1310 Bannock Street, Denver, Colorado. Hours are 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission to the Byers-Evans House Gallery is free.
http://www.coloradohistory.org/hist_sites/Byers_Evans/byers_evans.htm
303-620-4933





Myhren Gallery

Denver University


Semyon Fridlyand

On the Road: Photography of the Soviet Empire.

On the Road: Photography of the Soviet Empire” explores the Communist Empire through the work of Soviet Jewish Photographer Semyon Fridlyand

March 6, 2008 - May 4, 2008

The Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver is pleased to announce its upcoming March 2008 exhibition: “On the Road: Photography of the Soviet Empire.“On the Road” is co-curated by Dan Jacobs, director of the Myhren Gallery, and David Shneer, director of the Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Denver. The exhibition will comprise approximately 70 images drawn primarily from a 12,000-image archive of works by the Soviet-era photographer Semyon Fridlyand (1906-1964). Exhibition dates are March 6, 2008 - May 4, 2008.

On the Road: Photography of the Soviet Empire” is supported through the generosity of Russ and Cathy Dalbey and the Dalbey Educational Institute. This premiere exhibition of images from the Fridlyand Archive will be accompanied by a catalog containing more than 50 black and white and color images, edited and written by Shneer and Jacobs, and an online repository containing the Fridlyand images and metadata hosted by the University. “On the Road” is a joint project of the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery and the Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver.

Vladimir Lenin said that the camera, more than the gun, was the most important weapon the Communist Revolution had at its fingertips. Fridlyand, an idealistic young Jewish photographer who later became photo editor of Ogonyok (the Soviet Union’s version of Life magazine) as well as one of the country’s most important photojournalists, built his career documenting the emergence of Soviet society. Compared to contemporaries such as Georgi Zelma, Max Alpert, or Alexander Rodchenko, Fridlyand is little-known in the West. His archive remained with his family in Moscow for four decades until it came to the United States in 2005. It is now housed at the University of Denver, which is mounting the first major exhibition dedicated to this central figure of 20th century photojournalism. The exhibition will include additional images by some of Fridlyand’s contemporaries.

In the emerging USSR, photographers were dispatched to document and glorify everyday life. During his 40-year career, Fridlyand photographed every major theme in official Soviet history, from industrialization and collectivization, to the building of a Soviet empire stretching from the Pacific to the Baltic, and from the Arctic to the Black Sea. Fridlyand also covered the battlefields of WWII, the subject of David Shneer’s forthcoming book Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the Holocaust, to be published in 2009.


The Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver
2121 E. Asbury Ave. Denver, CO 80208
http://www.du.edu/art/myhrengallery.htm

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Stan Brakhage



Stan Brakhage Symposium
Free !
University of Colorado at Boulder ATLAS building / Film Studies.

The Fourth Annual Brakhage Symposium, March 15, 2008






Schedule of Events

10:00–11:30 Michael Pogorzelski presentation on archival issues
11:30–12:00 Marilyn Brakhage will speak on exhibition issues
Break for lunch
2:00–4:00 Michael Snow will present films and discuss his work

4:00–4:30 Round table discussion with all of the above presenters

http://www.colorado.edu/FilmStudies/faculty/symposium.08.shtml

Stan Brakhage was integral to Film Studies, helping to shape and nurture the program for more than twenty years through the films he made and the wide range of innovative courses he taught, including Painting and Film, Biographical Film, Avant-Garde Cinema, Documentary Film, and Transcendental Film. He retired as Distinguished Professor a few months before his death. A vital source of inspiration to his students and colleagues, his legacy remains central to the vision of the program. Film Studies is housed in the new $34 million Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society Institute (ATLAS) building. Monthly Screening of Brakhage’s Films The Brakhage Film Series will continue to show films by Brakhage on the first Sunday of every month at 7:30 PM in ATLAS 100. Upcoming dates are: * February 3, 2008 * March 2, 2008 * April 6, 2008 * May 4, 2008 All shows are free and open to the public.

http://www.internationalfilmseries.com/



sellars
projectspace


The Slide Show

Services for Artists

4430 Tennyson Street Denver , CO 80212
www.
servicesforartists.com
303-242-5563

This Slide Show is in conjunction with Denver's Month of Photography in association with the SPE (Society of Photographic Educators) Conference.

This slideshow will be displayed locations around Denver during the SPE Conference.


List of participating artists for A Month of Photography slide show. Visit their websites and let them know that you saw them at the slideshow potluck! The slideshow will be posted soon!


Mary Fitzpatrick
http://www.MaryFitzpatrick.co.uk

Susan Silas
http://www.susansilas.com

Thomas Carr
http://www.thomascarrphotography.com

Abby Robinson
http://www.abbyrobinson.com

Christopher Lindley
http://www.bentwave.com

Tina Ianni

Colette Copeland
http://www.colettecopeland.com

Dan McCormack
http://www.danmccormack.net

Douglas Ethridge
http://www.douglasethridge.com

Evan Anderman
http://www.evananderman.com

Laura Blacklow
http://www.lblacklow.com

Olivia Laney Edwards
http://www.oledwards.com

Patrick J Donahue
http://www.pjdphoto.com

Chrystl Rijkeboer
http://www.rijkeboer.com

Virgil Brill
http://www.virgil-brill.com

Twyla Bloxham
http://www.twylabloxham.com

Suzanne Opton
http://www.suzanneopton.com

Susanne Junker
http://www.susannejunker.net

Susan Rae Tannenbaum
http://www.susanrae.net

Robert A Schaefer, Jr.
http://www.schaeferphoto.com

Richard Bram
http://www.richardbram.com

Betty Press
http://www.bettypress.com

Mary Ann Lynch
http://www.maryannlynch.com

Sharon Meriash
http://www.sharonmeriash.com

Mitch Russo
http://www.mitchrusso.com

Melinda Sink
http://www.gardenfreaks.com

Linda Troeller
http://www.lindatroeller.com

Lisa Folino
http://www.lisafolino.com

Kay Kenny
http://www.kaykenny.com


Judy Gardner

Joseph Shaeffer
http://www.studiojosephshaeffer.com

Joseph Guerriero
http://www.joeg.com

Jonathan Johnson
http://www.jonathanjohnsonphotography.com

Allen Birnbach
http://www.allenbirnbach.com

Jimmy Sellars
http://www.jimmysellars.com

Mark Sink
http://www.gallerysink.com

Jennifer Templet
http://www.jennifertempletdesign.com

Jan Facinelli
http://www.ginjanimages.com

Holly Roberts
http://www.hollyrobertsstudio.com

Laura Merage

Felicia Murray
http://www.feliciamurray.com

Elijah Cobb

Deanna Dikeman
http://www.homepage.mac.com/ddikeman

Mark Katzman
http://www.fkphoto.com

Bill Armstrong
http://www.billarmstrongphotography.com

Bernice Ficek-Swenson

Arlene Gottfried
http://www.arlenegottfried.com

Anna Newell
http://www.annanewell.com

Marie E.v.B. Gibbons
http://www.mariegibbons.com

Maarten Haverkamp
http://www.maartenhaverkamp.com

Ebelina Brethower
http://www.ebelina.com

Virginia Brown
http://www.ginjanimages.com

Edwin Roelofs
http://www.photonet.nl

Beth Yamelle Edwards
http://www.bethyamelleedwards.com

Allan Teger
http://www.bodyscapes.com

Aaron H Bible
http://www.ahbmedia.com

Christopher Rice
http://www.cgrphotography.com

Mauro Manuini & Massimilliano Boschini
http://www.pommefritz.com



For more information email jimmy@servicesforartists.com.

Travis and Tara next to her work.


Travis Egedy Detail


Mark Sink Fisher Price series #1 2008

Sabin Aell Illegal souls



Susan Junker Figure for the base of a crucifixion 3

www.susannejunker.net

Rhinoceropolis

Wonderwall

Travis Egedy, Tara Chocon
David Zimmer, Mark Sink,
Justin Beard, Sabin Aell,
Susanne Junker

March 7 through March 31, 2008

3553 Brighton Blvd Denver Co. 80216
rhinoceropolis@hotmail.com
www.myspace.com/rhinoceropolis


"The illustrious Rinoceropolis, home to (and I’m quoting here) “dudes/ a lady/ 3 cats . And bands play. http://thisweekindenver.com "

Pictures of the opening : http://www.gallerysink.com/mop/rino


Mark Sink November Rose photogravure


Bernice Ficek-SwensonPyre_XI,_photogravure

Open Press


A fine art printmaking facility & gallery

Contemporary Photogravures

Lynn Heitler, Kyoko, Mark Lunning,
Chris Perez, Mark Sink, Bernice Ficek-Swensen,
Daniel Teitelbaum, Shelley Williamson.

March 14, 2008- April 26
Opening Reception Friday, March 14th, 6-9pm

40 W. Bayaud Avenue
Denver, CO 80223
303-778-1116
Noon-5pm, Fri- Sat
and by appointment


http://www.openpressltd.com/


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Robert Bueltman , Salisfy

Walker Fine Art

Photography – Featuring the work of Robert Bueltman,

Bonny Lhotka, Jimmy Sellers, Corvo Brothers, Sabin Aell

February 29 - April 5, 2008

Opening Reception February, 29, 6 - 9pm

First Friday, March 7, 6 - 9pm

300 W. 11th Ave. Denver, CO 80204

www.walkerfineart.com

303.355.8955