Arts
Colorado had to release a health report. So it paid muralists to do it with paint.
A climate change tableau — the first of eight murals on health — is up in Fraser as the state tries to bring some color to sometimes stuffy reports.
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Jared Polis doesn’t live at the governor’s mansion, but his top advisers get to stay rent-free
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
What does music really do to us? Original Thinkers festival taps The Boss, scientists and revolutionaries for the answer
By Jason Blevins Culture Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado’s plan to embed arts space into historic districts may be slow to take shape. But towns are fine with that.
By Sue McMillin Business Primary category in which blog post is published
A soldier’s plan to bomb an Indiana mosque was thwarted by a welcome that led to conversion to Islam
By Jason Blevins Culture Primary category in which blog post is published
Telluride’s Original Thinkers blends stories with art, music, movies, performances
“We hope people come out of this festival with not just clarity for what’s going on, but some fuel or juice to deal with everything and say ‘I can get out there make a positive impact,’” says organizer.
Oliver Herring: From MOMA, the Guggenheim and the Hirshhorn to … Auraria?
The world renowned collaborative artist is bringing a 31-day experiment to a tiny gallery at the University of Colorado Denver because he says “art should be accessible”
Colorado theater companies use drama and satire to confront racism without flinching
“Pass Over,” “Flame Broiled” aren’t easy plays, and you’ll hear the n-word, as Curious and Local Theatre take race head on
From “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” to a comic book baron: Denver’s scene is a lesson in drag diversity
Yvie Oddly, 25, and Bettie Pages, 64, celebrate the liberating craft of self-expression that is drag, then and now -- everything from dirty street punk to classic glam
Colorado’s oldest drive-in theater: 70 years of watching the stars, under the stars at The Star in Montrose
The Star is the nation’s oldest drive-in theater still owned and operated by the founding family, and one of nine drive-ins left in Colorado
Jared Polis touts military projects as he tries to lure national museum and Space Command to Colorado
The state Capitol complex is a possible location for the National Medal of Honor Museum, and Colorado Springs is a probable site for U.S. Space Command
For the small band of silent film musicians in Colorado, each accompaniment is unique
When there's no score, every movie becomes an ephemeral experience for artists and their audience
Colorado’s forgotten beer boom 160 years ago shows parallels to today’s industry
The History Colorado Center’s “Beer Here!” exhibit offers a glimpse at the original beer movement in the state
