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CURATORIAL TOUR with RESIDENT ARTISTS : Chromatic Cogitations: Rhythm Reboot - RedLine's 2021 Annual Resident Artist Exhibition

  • RedLine Contemporary Art Center 2350 Arapahoe Street Denver, CO 80205-2613 United States of America (map)

Chromatic Cogitations: Rhythm Reboot

RedLine's 2021 Annual Resident Artist Exhibition

Curated by Rosie Gordon-Wallace

VENUE: RedLine Contemporary Art Center/ 2350 Arapahoe Street, Denver CO 80205

Chromatic Cogitations: Rhythm Reboot brings together thirty-one artistic voices that employ a variety of colors, images, and artistic strategies to reset the rhythm of their individual practices. Viewed collectively, their work responds to shifting political and societal pressures while referencing art historical positions from the 1970s through today that mobilized postcolonial movements, the recognition of outsider art, and formed expressions of radical social emancipation. Their content includes passionate responses to climate change, ecosystem loss, blackness and masculinity, heritage, legacy, hierarchy, and the emergence of gender stories that have hitherto been silenced and rendered invisible. - Rosie Gordon-Wallace, Curator

Participating Resident Artists: Vince Alfonso, Taiko Chandler, Ben Coleman in collaboration with Darrien Williamson, Victor Escobedo, Samantha Grabowska, Rochelle Johnson, Max Maddox, Victor Machado, Cherish Marquez, Lauri Lynnxe Murphy, Adri Norris, Edgar Page, Sarah Palmeri, Laura Ann Samuelson.

Participating Alumni: Tya Alisa Anthony, Chris Bagley, Sarah Bowling, Colby Deal, Trey Duvall, Lares Feliciano, Anthony Garcia Sr., Juntae TeeJay Hwang, Marsha Mack, Tony Ortega (Resource Artist), Eileen Roscina Richardson, Kate Speer, Michael Sperandeo in collaboration with Ryan Buxton, Kenzie Sitterud, Regan Rosburg.

RedLine would like to thank The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visuals Arts for their sustaining support of RedLine's Artist-in-Residence program, as well as generous support from the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, David & Laura Merage Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District.

Image Credit: Victor Machado