Colorado artist Darrell Anderson’s work has become a cornerstone of Denver’s cultural landscape. His unique style is something many in our community have come to know and love—whether it’s through his larger public projects or the pieces that bring life to countless homes and workplaces around the city.
Our current retrospective of Anderson’s work—titled Risk & Change, which spans decades of his impactful work in the Colorado arts community and beyond—was recently featured in The Denver Post article “3 Art Exhibitions to See Right Now in Denver.”
Darrell Anderson “Risk & Change” opening reception at RedLine. Photo credit: Jaylyn Begay.
Curated by JC Futrell, Risk & Change showcases Anderson’s expansive collection, while offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the artist’s process.
From colored-pencil drawings that laid the groundwork for Anderson’s mosaics to a full-scale mural mock-up, visitors are offered a unique insight into how these masterpieces came to life.
“Walking into this career retrospective of artist Darrell Anderson’s work at the RedLine Contemporary Art Center gives a visitor the feeling of going home.”
Risk & Change is on display at RedLine through August 4, 2024.
Read the full Denver Post article below, and stop by RedLine Tue-Sun 11am-5pm to experience this incredible exhibition in person!
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CPR News: “In ‘Darrell Anderson: Risk & Change,’ an exploration of an artistic life that has touched many”
Darrell Anderson “Risk & Change” opening reception at RedLine. Photo credit: Jaylyn Begay.
CPR News recently interviewed the artist and curator behind our new exhibition, Darrell Anderson: Risk & Change.
CPR Arts and Culture reporter Eden Lane beautifully captured the essence of Darrell Anderson's work, and the significance of his retrospective at RedLine.
“The journey that led Anderson to this moment is as colorful and diverse as his own artwork.”
— CPR News
