Awards
2023 “Best Non-Profit Gallery” by Denver Westword
2020 “Business for the Arts Award” from Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA)
2020 “Best Resource for Artists in Distress” – Westword’s Best Of Arts & Entertainment 2020
2018 - “Best Incubator for Emerging Artists,” “Best Art Gallery Openings,” and “Best New Off-Street Art” – Westword’s Best of Denver 2018
2017 "Livingston Fellowship" from the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation. Awarded to RedLine's Executive Director, Louise Martorano, an honor that recognizes “promising nonprofit leaders who hold significant leadership roles in Colorado’s nonprofit sector.”
2017 Second Place Winner of Colorado Art Tank Grant. In support of “Moveable Feast,” a series of community dinners celebrating the Five Points neighborhood.
2016 Winner of Mayor's "Race & Justice Design Challenge." For RedLine's “Community Cypher” Project, with Creative Strategies for Change
2015 “Mayor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts.” Organization that best embodies the priorities and values of the City of Denver's cultural plan, "Imagine 2020"
2015 PBS "News Hour." RedLine's Reach Studio Program receives national attention.
2015 "Partners in Change Award" from the Greenway Foundation.
2014 "Mayor's Award for Excellence in the Arts." The EPIC Arts Program is recognized for Unique Collaboration.
2014 "Colorado Museum Art Educator of Year Award" awarded to Robin Gallite, RedLine's Program Director, from Colorado Art Educators Association.
2012 - 2013 "Our Town Award" from the National Endowment of the Arts, with letters of recognition from Congresswoman Diana DeGette and Senator Michael Bennet.
2012 "Community Engagement Award" from Denver Public Schools.
