
RedLine will host EPIC Arts Spring 2013 Youth Exhibition May 11 – 26, 2013 The exhibition will feature artworks created by students participating in RedLine’s Educational Partnership Initiative for the Creative (EPIC) Arts program at local schools. Read More.

RedLine's 2013 signature exhibition explores the distinction that the condition of being without a home is not exactly the same as the social implications of being identified as homeless. Read More.
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Imagined Realities is a temporary exhibition at Sustainability Park that is dedicated to artistic research that explores the intertwined concepts of energy and sustainability.


Opening Reception Thursday, January 13

MOP - Month of Photography Denver is a celebration of fine art photography through over 80 collaborative public events throughout Denver and the region for the month of March 2011. We are joining multiple museums galleries and schools surrounding fine art photography creating an exciting artistic and educational event for the city of Denver and the region.
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This exhibition celebrates three wonderful years that RedLine has hosted Resident Resource Artists Tom Guiton, Margaret Neumann, Bruce Price and Clark Richert as part of the RedLine artist studio community. In addition to their contributions in painting to the local, regional, national, and international contemporary arts stage, these four master artists not only served as members to the RedLine arts community but also as mentors to that community. This exhibition captures the aesthetic trajectory between their entry into and exit from RedLine.

Formalisms is an exhibition that explores the relationship between language, form and technology. Specifically, Swanson's work begins with inquiries and concepts found in structural and post-structural studies and then transforms and re-presents those ideas through his own explorations in conceptual art.
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THIRTY INNOVATIONS THAT TRANSFORM LIVES

This Saturday at RedLine come and enjoy the opening reception for the exhibition "Where The Waters Meet." Featuring the work of Sonja Hinrichsen, a contemporary New Genre artist will be creating an immersive projection piece for RedLine's Project Space. Read More.

Curator Cynthia Martin has organized and invited the quilting community of Denver for a two day exhibition in RedLine's Project Space to commemorate those who past during the 9/11 attacks. Read More.

This summer, RedLine and its nonprofit partners working in the Northeast Denver Youth Engagement Zone (YEZ), presented a series of workshops for young people that explored concepts related to design, contemporary art and how creativity is used to inform, educate and improve the standard of living for people across the globe. Using the Smithsonian exhibition Design for the Other 90% (on view at RedLine through September 25) for inspiration, youth participants investigated themes of energy, water, shelter, and renewable energy.

RedLine’s Reach Studio uses art as a medium for assisting current and formerly homeless clients in moving toward self-sufficiency and transforms public spaces abdicated to blight by reclaiming them, through art, as public commons. Read More.

The Denver Handmade Alliance announces an upcoming exhibit exploring craft-based mediums in a fine art setting entitled Art by Craft. The fourth annual Art by Craft Exhibit will explore the work of local crafters working in various craft-based mediums ranging from fiber arts to metal works. Read More.


Known as the godfather of Chinese video art, WANG Gongxin's first solo exhibition in the United States will be on display at RedLine this January. WANG Gongxin is one of China’s earliest and most influential video artists and his innovative conceptual videos reveal a deeply personal critique of contemporary life in China today.

RedLine will host EPIC Arts Spring 2012 Youth Exhibition May 12 – 20, 2012. The exhibition will feature artworks created by students participating in RedLine’s Educational Partnership Initiative for the Creative (EPIC) Arts program at local schools. Read More.

Thirty-two contemporary artists from 25 countries address violence against women and girls and their basic human rights to a safe and secure life. Participating artists in this exhibition include Wangechi Mutu, Yoko Ono, Louise Bourgeois, Hank Willis Thomas, Hung Liu, Marina Abramovic, and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith. Off the Beaten Path combines the highest integrity of art with social messaging and storytelling to help create awareness and positive social change.

In conjunction with RedLine's exhibition, "Off The Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art," Elissa Auther will be curating a third solo exhibition with New York-based photographer Corinne May Botz. This exhibition will include works from her recent photographic series The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death and Haunted Houses. In these works, Botz explores the dark side of domestic space through alluring photographs of dollhouse crime scene dioramas and real homes shared by residents and ghostly spirits.

Initiated by Rian Kerrane, a native of Ireland, Hybrid asks fourteen artists to “cross over”. The artists’ work examines the experience of crossing the Atlantic in the current political climate while acknowledging historic influences from each artist’s perspective; identifying experiences of (dis)placement and immersion in cultural and social surroundings from either side of the Atlantic. RedLine provides the first venue for a pair of exhibitions, the second of which will take place in Ireland, allowing each artist to engage both with “local” proximity and “foreign” distance in turn. Read More.

The Water Brought Us: Passport to Africa in America features the work of Jonathan Green, internationally renowned Gullah artist. Read More.

RedLine is pleased to announce our first annual 12” x 12” exhibition. Works donated by local artists will be exhibited and sold at our annual bacchanal for $100, with proceeds benefiting RedLine’s art, community and education programs.

Harmony Hammond, artist and independent curator will transform RedLine's Exhibition Hall by asking resident artists to explore the concept of "material engagements."

The Denver Handmade Alliance announces an upcoming exhibit exploring craft-based mediums in a fine art setting entitled Art by Craft. The fourth annual Art by Craft Exhibit will explore the work of local crafters working in various craft-based mediums ranging from fiber arts to metal works. Read More.

RedLine will host EPIC Arts Fall 2012 Youth Exhibition December 8 – 23, 2012. The exhibition will feature artworks created by students participating in RedLine’s Educational Partnership Initiative for the Creative (EPIC) Arts program at local schools. Read More.
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Reach Studio creates a free, open and supportive arts studio space where those in the Denver homeless community and beyond can come to express themselves creatively, be exposed to new art forms, collaborate with peers, learn new skills and challenge each other to take the next step.

528.0 is a regional juried exhibit of contemporary fine art prints. 528.0 refers to the length of the radius in miles of a circle with its center in Denver that approximately delineates the region involved.

The Art Students League of Denver will use RedLine's Exhibition Hall this February for their 25th anniversary exhibition. The anniversary exhibition celebrates 25 years of creativity, mentoring, community and more.
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A survey of photographers work who explore the subject of reality and fiction in this new millennium. From serious social documentation to humorous and absurdities of our modern culture.
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The Department of Visual Arts and the College of Arts & Media at the University of Colorado Denver (UCD) proudly presents the Spring 2013 BFA Thesis Exhibition at RedLine. This exhibition will represent the graduating seniors in the emphasis areas of Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Photography, Digital Design, and Digital Animation.
