The July Get Down Break Down
A heads up for Denver readers: our lovely city will be artistically hopping during the next few weekends with both local and imported talent, so once the fireworks die down consider hitting up the following...
Super Fresh Block Party // July 5th // 6pm-12pm
If you haven't spent much time cruising East Colfax of late, you should know that the area is creatively blowing up with it's own unique take on art, style, and some of the best frosting you've ever sunk your lips into. Super Fresh Block Party will feature fashion shows, live music, and loads of local talent - including live painting from some of my personal favorites Markham Maes, Mike Graves, and Josh Wills. The dining and drinking in that area offers a nice break from the scene downtown without losing any of its quality, so come hungry, thirsty, or both - and be ready to top it off with a cupcake.
"The Group Show" // July 3-31 // Block Building
Andenken Gallery's latest show will be opening this Thursday night at the Block Building (2990 Larimer Street), and the group represented in "The Group Show" is well worth a visit. I'll be going for the huge Fafi piece getting flown in from France, but there are plenty of other reasons to make a stop in Five Points (that go by the names of Alexone, Kill Pixie, beer and ping pong - to name just a few). Go or be sorry.
Mike Graves // July 17 // the 400
Shoes and paintings - 'nuff said. (But if you're the detail oriented type, click here.)
Plaid Panda // July 11 // Icelantic Gallery
Work from Moeh, Chris Huth, Brian Robertson, and Max Kauffman. I'm not personally familiar with any of these artists work but Max's, but the pictures look really promising. Additionally, this show comes to you from the makers of some very reputable skis. Find it at 948 W 8th Ave.
I'm sure I missed something riveting, so if you think you have something to add to this list, just leave a friendly note in the comment section. Also, that dancing watermelon comes courtesy of Markham Maes, who will be reppin' at The Shoppe this Saturday. Don't touch it - if it's for sale it's mine.
See you out there!
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Posted by: Dnebiviza | April 01, 2009 at 04:54 AM
Maes show was ridiculously good...wow.
Heres some preview images for Friday's soirée
Plaid Panda preview
Posted by: MKauffman | July 08, 2008 at 10:00 AM