We’re thrilled to announce The Denver Post featured RedLine’s current video exhibition New Red Order: Crimes Against Reality on the front page of the Life & Culture section last Sunday!

Curated by RedLine Resident Artist Jenna Maurice and Adán De La Garza as part of Denver Month of Video, Crimes Against Reality is a bold and subversive project by the art collective New Red Order.

This "public secret society," fueled by Indigenous artists Jackson Polys, Adam Khalil, and Zack Khalil, delves deep into the heart of America's mistreatment of Native Americans.

Their vision? A future of rights and reparations for the First Peoples.

Crimes Against Reality is just one video exhibition inside the city-wide Denver Month of Video (.MOV), the brainchild of Maurice and De La Garza.

Throughout the month of July, video art takes center stage in various art institutes and venues across Denver. This captivating medium dares to challenge traditional definitions and exhibition norms.

“Each piece in the show carries a lot of personality and takes up considerable space — the projections are massive. But curators Maurice and De La Garza give them the room they need. They chose their offerings well and edited wisely.”

— The Denver Post

Crimes Against Reality prides itself on its lean yet impactful presentation. The visual alchemy—a fusion of classic photography methods and cutting-edge digital artistry—confronts viewers with pressing political themes.

These awe-inspiring works radiate with depth and originality, demanding your undivided attention and sparking profound contemplation.

The Denver Month of Video is a feast for film enthusiasts and curious minds. Seize the opportunity to experience the mesmerizing and thought-provoking Crimes Against Reality, on display at RedLine through August 27, 2023.