A curated group exhibition presented by Cherry Creek Art at D'art Gallery, featuring 20 artists during Denver Arts Week.
Wrapped in Color opens at D'art Gallery East on Thursday, October 22, a curated group exhibition presented by Cherry Creek Art. It's a group show, so you'll see work from several artists rather than just one name, all gathered under that same title.
To get your bearings on the space, it helps to know how D'art works. D'art Gallery is a cooperative, artist-run contemporary art gallery in Denver's Creative District on Santa Fe Drive. It's not a commercial space run by a dealer; it's run by the artists themselves. The gallery also maintains satellite spaces, D'art Gallery East and D'art 360, and its D'art Satellite programme brings together 20 artists who exhibit annually during Denver Arts Week. This particular show is one of those satellite presentations, so it's part of a larger, ongoing cycle of work moving through the city's art scene.
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If you're not familiar with the neighborhood, the Creative District on Santa Fe Drive is the heart of Denver's gallery scene, with a stretch of galleries, studios, and cafes that make it easy to spend a whole afternoon walking from one space to the next. D'art Gallery East is one of those spots, and since it's an artist-run cooperative, the work you see there comes directly from the people who make it. The exhibition opens on October 22, and because it's a group show, you'll get a look at a few different voices in one room. It's a good one to keep on your radar for a Thursday in the Creative District.
