August brings long, sunny days and a vibrant energy to the streets of Denver. In every corner of the city, there’s countless art fairs, mural festivals, and misty patios to cool off afterward with a cold drink.

Here at RedLine, we’re gearing up for the return of our 48 Hours Art & Conversation Summit. From August 16-17, this year’s summit includes 10-minute talks, hands-on workshops, performances, socially engaged art projects, film screenings, a block party, the opening reception for The Other Side of the Tracks exhibition, and much more.

See the full 48 Hours Summit schedule here >

We’ve also got exciting announcements featuring Resident Artist Alumni this month! Read on to see who’s landed a thrilling new job opportunity and a unique residency in an inspiring location.

Marsha Mack - New Role as the Assistant Director and Head Curator of Galleries & Exhibitions at the Pacific Northwest College of Art

What: Pacific Northwest College of Art
Where: 511 NW Broadway, Portland, OR, 97209
When: Starting August 2024
About the achievement: Starting August of 2024, Resident Alum Marsha Mack will begin her new role as the Assistant Director and Head Curator of Galleries & Exhibitions at the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, OR.

Pacific Northwest College of Art is the leading professional arts and design school in the Northwest; the heartbeat of learning and experimentation in Portland’s vibrant cultural ecosystem. PNCA sparks curiosity and sharpens skills so students can build creative careers anchored in innovation, justice, and civic imagination.

About the artist: Marsha Mack holds an MFA in Ceramics and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Women's and Gender Studies from Syracuse University, and a BFA in Ceramics from San Francisco State University.

Working primarily in ceramic and found objects, Marsha’s artistic practice blurs the line between sculpture and grocery shopping. Her ongoing interest in cultural consumption and the formation of identity serves as wellspring for embellished objects and installations that play to the subconscious, honoring playfulness and introspection as equals.

Contact: marshachristinemack@gmail.com
Website: www.marshamack.com
Instagram: @yaymarshamack

Regan Rosburg - Artist Residency in the Arctic Circle

What: Artist Residency
Where: International Territory of Svalbard
When: August 15 - August 30, 2024

About the residency: The Arctic Circle expeditionary residency program invites international artists, scientists, educators and innovators to live and work aboard an Arctic-class expedition ship while sailing the waters of the international territory of Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago just 10 degrees latitude from the North Pole.

The Arctic Circle provides the opportunity for our members to pursue their personal projects on board, and ashore, while exploring collaborations with the expedition’s fellow participants.

About the artist: Regan Rosburg is an artist, naturalist, and writer; she works in a variety of materials to blur the boundary between nature and culture.

Her work is founded in the principles of Ecopsychology, which she describes as society's collective grief, environmental melancholia, and “collective social mania” (her term). She fervently believes that artists are a crucial voice in discussing climate change and human impact.

Contact: reganrosburg@yahoo.com
Website: www.reganrosburg.com
Instagram: @reganrosburgartwork