Evolving Doors Dance
Posted by Redline Denver on Thu 9 May 2013 | 0 Comments
Evolving Doors Dance performed S(LAB) at RedLine on the evening of April 27, 2013 with live drums and ukelele by Executive Director, Amy Shelley, and several choreographic works-in-progress by Artistic Director, Angie Simmons, with contributions from the dancers..
Read MoreInterview with Serena Chopra-Part Two
Posted by Redline Denver on Tue 9 Apr 2013 | 0 Comments
Interview with Serena Chopra - Part 2 .
Read MoreThis Human: An interview with Serena Chopra
Posted by Redline Denver on Tue 2 Apr 2013 | 0 Comments
RedLine resident writer, Serena Chopra, has just released her first full length poetry book-- This Human..
Read MoreWonderbound
Posted by Redline Denver on Mon 25 Mar 2013 | 0 Comments
Wonderbound dancer play fighting with Katie Taft's photograph, Four Fathers, 2001 Photos courtesy of Mark Sink Wonderbound Wonderbound is a re-imagining of Ballet Nouveau Colorado's professional dance company. Not to be left behind, The School of BNC has transformed into the Colorado Conservatory of Dance. With these changes, the new Wonderbound seeks to "re-imagine how the performing arts are created, supported and shared in a rapidly evolving world." According to the Artistic Director, Garrett Ammon, "We must revel in our complexity, we must embrace it, celebrate it, and be bound to it. We must reach far into our past and strive relentlessly toward our future. We must be forthright about our frailties and lay bare our souls. We must dream, we must work, we must be rigorous. Only then might we glimpse the true possibility that resides within all of us. This is the essence of WONDERBOUND." Along with the a new name, Wonderbound has a new location. We're excited to have them as our new neighbors at 1075 Park Ave West, just behind RedLine. As our partner in crime on many occasions, we hope that Wonderbound's new move will lead to many future collaborations. Watch Wonderbound's introductory video on Youtube and explore their channel further for interviews with the dancers. Please visit wonderbound.com for more information.
Read MoreThe Reality of Fiction
Posted by Redline Denver on Wed 20 Mar 2013 | 0 Comments
RedLine Facilities Manager Jeremiah Archuleta and Executive Director PJ D'Amico Rebecca Martinez in front of her work with Mark Sink and RedLine Staff- Louise and Jeremiah Michael Ensminger posing in front of his photograph Herald, 2008. Katie Taft posing with her photograph- Four Fathers, 2001 Wonderbound performing at the reception Photos courtesy of Mark Sink The Reality of Fiction RedLine is thrilled to serve, once again, as the anchoring contemporary art space for Month of Photography Denver, with exhibitions, lectures and portfolio reviews. The marquis exhibition in 2013 is The Reality of Fiction: The realities and absurdities of our modern age, curated by Mark Sink. The exhibition is a survey of photographers work who explore the subject of reality and fiction in this new millennium. Consisting of hyper-realistic fake babies, fake holidays, fake relationships, fake realities, UFO Polaroids and much more, the photographs range from serious social documentation to humorous play of the absurdities our modern culture. RedLine has received a lot of attention for our involvement in Month of Photography Denver. The Reality of Fiction has been featured on the front page of the Denver Post and in Westword, Denver Centric and The New York Times. Alongside other MoP venues, RedLine has also received international press in France's Le Journal de la Photographie. The exhibition will continue through April 28, 2013. According to RedLine staff member, Audrey Potter, "One of the best things about MoP is that it is such a community endeavor. Volunteers assist in planning and hanging exhibitions around the city, wheat pasting buildings and distributing posters. With over 170 exhibitions and events and plenty of media coverage, it's like a month-long celebration for Denver's art community. " For upcoming photography lectures, please follow the links below to RSVP on Facebook: Action Figures – March 24, 6pm A participatory performance and discussion on photography with "Musical Chairs" by Katie Taft and Don Frank APA Lecture – April 25, 7 – 9 pm Art Photographers of America presents Jackie Shumaker, with a lecture on copyright law and licensing your work in today's world of the internet. Note: Become a member at the $100 "Donor" level by April 30 and receive a commemorative MoP mechanic shirt- a $35 value, free of charge. Click HERE for information on membership. To get the deal, mention "MoP Mechanic" in your Paypal notes.
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