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Photo Credit
Tiana Graves holding her accepted work and Wes Kennedy above, Denver
Event Details
2023 – 2025 The Big Picture Denver, Boulder, and Beyond Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm) Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting
Event Details
2023 – 2025
The Big Picture
Denver, Boulder, and Beyond
Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm)
Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting fine art photography images inside and out the door, down the alley and around the world.
The Big Picture is a biennial project whose mission is to connect the public to fine art photography in open-air settings with large murals wheat-pasted on walls. Through invitation and call for entry, the Big Picture selects winning prints for exhibition in Denver, Boulder, and sister cities worldwide.
Interested in submitting your work? View the Call For Entry.
Instagram: @the_big_picture_colo
Facebook: bigpicturedenver
thebigpicture2013.blogspot.com
Photo: The Unperson Project – An Oblivion by Andrea Tejeda and Susana Moyaho – Mexico City
Special thanks to Month of Photography Denver.
Want to learn the art of wheat pasting and turning alleys into galleries? Come visit us and become a Big Picture ambassador in your area.
THE BIG PICTURE ARCHIVE
2021 – 2023 Catalog Coming Soon!
2019 Catalog
2017 Catalog
2015 Catalog
2013 Catalog
2011 Catalog
Time
All Day (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Many locations in Denver, Boulder and Beyond
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Organizer

Photo Credit
Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Linda Little, Raj Manickam, Jim Montague, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, and John Shelton
Event Details
Photo Pensato: A Photographic Collective January 6 – April 1 Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo Opening Reception: Friday, January 6, 4 – 7 PM (In conjunction with First
Event Details
Photo Pensato: A Photographic Collective
January 6 – April 1
Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo
Opening Reception: Friday, January 6, 4 – 7 PM
(In conjunction with First Friday Art Walk, free)
Artist Talk: Saturday, January 7, 11 AM – Noon
A creative group of photographers, Photo Pensato, brings their unique lens back to the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, exhibiting in the Regional and Hoag galleries. The exhibit will showcase fine art photography with traditional and contemporary themes featuring landscape, abstract, portrait, still life and more.
Members come from decades of experience across the field of photography and are all now focused on fine art imagery. Their journey is embodied in “Pensato,” an Italian term for a musical note so exquisite that it can be neither played nor heard. Photo Pensato members’ work has been widely shown in various exhibitions and can be found in both private and public collections. They are visual storytellers, master printers, historical image-makers, and creative collaborators, with a strong passion for photography.
Artists Include: Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Linda Little, Raj Manickam, Jim Montague, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, and John Shelton
Time
January 6 (Friday) 4:00 pm - April 1 (Saturday) 4:00 pm
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
No

Photo Credit
© Kei Ito
Event Details
Kei Ito | The Beginning, in the land around me The Griffin Foundation Gallery, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art (Fort Collins) January 18 –
Event Details
Kei Ito | The Beginning, in the land around me
The Griffin Foundation Gallery, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art (Fort Collins)
January 18 – April 2, 2023
Opening Reception and Artist Talk: January 19, 5 PM
Presented in partnership with the Center for Fine Art Photography
In collaboration with the Asian Pacific American Cultural Center at Colorado State University
The Beginning, in the land around me is a solo exhibition featuring the work of multimedia artist Kei Ito. The five individual projects presented span work Ito completed between 2020–2023 that converge on and center around his own nuclear heritage as a third generation hibakusha—atomic bomb victim—and expand Ito’s exploration of and research into the American nuclear experience. The exhibition surveys the experiences of “downwinders” (a person living downwind of a nuclear test site or reactor) and creates an environment to discuss the shared pasts and traumas both hibakusha and downwinders have suffered at the hands of nuclear weapons, all that goes into their creation, as well as issues surrounding health, environmentalism, and our current global system of war and peace.
A gallery talk and reception with Kei Ito will take place on Thursday, January 19 at 5 pm.
Admission is free; registration is required.
Time
January 18 (Wednesday) - April 2 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Fort Collins
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes
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Photo Credit
Natascha Seideneck, Melanie Walker, Angela Faris Belt
Event Details
Air of the Ancients Featuring Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker The Center for Fine Art Photography in partnership with Artworks Center
Event Details
Air of the Ancients
Featuring Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker
The Center for Fine Art Photography in partnership with Artworks Center for Contemporary Art (Loveland)
January 20 – April 1, 2023
Reception: January 20, 6 pm MST
Virtual Artist Talk: March 11, 2 pm MST
The air we breathe is the air of the ancients. Constants of air, dirt, fire, and water have cycled through natural processes for time immemorial. In recent times, two hundred years give or take, humans have invented and introduced previously non-existent materials, chemicals, nanoparticles, and forever chemicals that have irreparably changed the elements and the environment.
Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker’s work explore nature and the continuum of what was, is, and most importantly, what will be. We are in an uncertain new era of imbalance that we have created and now struggle to bring back to balance.
While we continue to breathe the air of the ancients, most of us are questioning the future of the planet and ways of life, cycles of nature, and what we knew as constants that are no longer.
–Hamidah Glasgow
About the Artists:
Angela Faris Belt is a visual artist whose work studies relationships between humankind and the more-than-human world. Influenced by nature writers, a unique multi-cultural heritage, Buddhist philosophy, and a lifetime spent in nature, she uses photographic media because its physical makeup mirrors nature itself— sensitivity to light, energy and time, metallic and chemical interactions, viability and expiration—and its inherent ability to simultaneously record and infer. Angela’s work has been widely exhibited and is held in collections including Kaiser Permanente, Reynolds & Reynolds, the Crowne Collection, Chicago; and the Smithsonian Museum. She is represented by Michael Warren Contemporary Gallery in Denver. She is Program Chair of the Studio Art & Art History Departments at Arapahoe Community College.
Natascha Seideneck is from Germany, grew up in England and lives in Denver, Colorado. She holds an MFA from Tufts University and is currently an Associate Professor of Art at Metro State University of Denver. Natascha exhibits her work extensively and has produced numerous site – specific artworks, often collaborating with artists, designers, and architects. Her work is interdisciplinary, often engaging in experimental processes that integrate still and time-based visual technologies. In particular she is interested in how land is surveyed and surveilled within historical and contemporary contexts.
Melanie Walker has been a practicing artist for over 50 years. Her expertise is in the area of alternative photographic processes, digital and mixed media as well as large scale photographic installations and more recently, public art. She has received a number of awards including an NEA Visual Arts Fellowship, Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship and an Aaron Siskind Award. She taught at a number of universities and currently teaches in the Media Arts Area at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Time
January 20 (Friday) - April 1 (Saturday)
Neighborhood
Fort Collins
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Ron Johnson, Russell Ward, Raj Manickam, John Shelton
Event Details
Immortalized: Lens & Light February 23 – April 1, 2023 Center for the Arts Evergreen Artists have used glass to create art for centuries. Estimates say that glass lasts longer than
Event Details
Immortalized: Lens & Light
February 23 – April 1, 2023
Center for the Arts Evergreen
Artists have used glass to create art for centuries. Estimates say that glass lasts longer than 1 million years—an almost infinite amount of time in human history.
Immortalized: Lens & Light explores the way in which artists create with glass and glass lenses—stained, fused, mosaic, and fine art photography—to celebrate and commemorate people, cultures, or moments in time. This contrasting exhibition includes the work of glass artists Trudy Chiddix, Maria Sheets, and Susan Wechsler, and Photo Pensato Collective photographers Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Raj Manickam, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, John Shelton, and Michael Trupiano.
The exhibition will run through Saturday, April 1, 2023 and is free to the public thanks in part to SCFD, Colorado Creative Industries, and exhibition sponsors Mountain Home Evergreen, Alexa Interiors, and Pandora John Properties.
Time
February 23 (Thursday) - April 1 (Saturday)
Neighborhood
Evergreen
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
John Bonath
Event Details
Some Assembly Required February 24 – March 30, 2023 ART Gallery at Red Rocks Community College For the 2023 Month of Photography, the ART Gallery at Red Rocks Community College invites
Event Details
Some Assembly Required
February 24 – March 30, 2023
ART Gallery at Red Rocks Community College
Opening reception: Thursday, March 9th (4 – 6 pm)
Free & open to the public!
Time
February 24 (Friday) 9:00 am - March 30 (Thursday) 5:00 pm
Neighborhood
Red Rocks Community College Campus
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Lauri Dunn
Event Details
Meditative Transformation: Lauri Dunn March 1 – April 2 Valkarie Gallery Gallery Hours: Wednesday 4 – 7, Thursday 4 – 9:30, Friday 4 – 8:30, Saturday 12-6, Sunday 12 – 5
Event Details
Meditative Transformation: Lauri Dunn
March 1 – April 2
Valkarie Gallery
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday 4 – 7, Thursday 4 – 9:30, Friday 4 – 8:30, Saturday 12-6, Sunday 12 – 5
Opening Reception: March 3, 5 – 8:30
In this exhibit, artist Lauri Dunn transforms images of insect wings into meditative, modern photographs and photo sculptures. “My work is inspired by the natural world, but I bring my love of the urban environment to each piece with strong contrast, geometric forms, and metallic resin coating,” Lori writes. “I begin each piece by photographing an insect that I have rehydrated and spread. Each wing has something extraordinary, whether it be the color, the texture of the scales, or the beautiful shapes that repeat themselves and I photograph them in a way that emphasizes these attributes.”
Time
March 1 (Wednesday) 4:00 pm - April 2 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
Neighborhood
40 West Arts District
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Michael Snively
Event Details
Workshop: Black + White Darkroom – Beginner + Intermediate Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 6 – 8 pm March 1 – 31, 2023 Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design Join us
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Workshop: Black + White Darkroom – Beginner + Intermediate
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 6 – 8 pm
March 1 – 31, 2023
Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design
Join us for Beginner & Intermediate Darkroom instruction at the Rocky Mountain College of Art Design (just west of Denver in Lakewood).
Instructor Michael Snively will lead this darkroom methods workshop for those looking to get back into film and print processing and reorient themselves with darkroom work. He will also present advanced darkroom techniques such as the Zone System, push/pull film developing, and split-contrast printing as students move towards an understanding of The Fine Print.
Beginners in the class will be introduced to black and white film photography basics such as camera operation and light-metering. In the darkroom, film developing, proofing, and printing on photographic paper will be introduced.
This workshop is presented and organized by the Colorado Photographic Arts Center in collaboration with Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design.
LEARN MORE & REGISTER
Time
1 (Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 31 (Friday) 8:00 pm
Neighborhood
Lakewood
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Erin Dvorak Clark
Event Details
Erin Dvorak Clark: A River Flowing Upward March 2 – April 2, 2023 Art Gym Opening Reception: Thursday, March 2, 6 – 9 pm Art Gym Gallery is excited to present “A
Event Details
Erin Dvorak Clark: A River Flowing Upward
March 2 – April 2, 2023
Art Gym
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 2, 6 – 9 pm
Art Gym Gallery is excited to present “A River Flowing Upward”, a solo exhibition of new work from Erin Dvorak Clark in conjunction with the Month of Photography Denver. Join us for an opening reception on Thursday March 2 from 6-9 pm. The show will be on view through April 2.
“I live in the West, but I am a transplant, as they say here. This is not my state, not my land, and not my trails. In terms of connecting with the land, the water is the aspect about this place that defines me as a human navigating this space with my mind, body, and soul. I drink the water, bathe in the water, and feed my family using the water. In the American West, water is the resource that is the most finite, but also is the resource that is the easiest to take for granted, which, in turn, creates a misunderstanding with the landscape. A River Flowing Upward is a photographic body of work that attempts to restructure the image of water to redefine this resource as a place of intimacy and spiritual connection.”
Erin Dvorak Clark was born and raised in rural Iowa and received her undergraduate degree in Photo Media from the University of Kansas. She now resides in Aurora, CO and is working full time as a Manager for a Photo Editing team. Erin is also pursing her MFA in Photography through Savannah College of Art and Design’s SCADnow program. Her main photographic interests include large format photography and creating work that considers themes of place, relationship, and the landscape. Her work has been shown at a national and local level in various group shows throughout the past decade. She looks forward to wrapping up her thesis work in 2023 with a solo exhibition that will take place at Art Gym during the Month of Photography Denver festival.
Time
March 2 (Thursday) - April 2 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Emma Powell (detail)
Event Details
Emma Powell – Rain or Shine March 3 – April 30, 2023 Bell Projects Opening Reception: Friday, March 3, 6 – 10 pm In
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Emma Powell – Rain or Shine
March 3 – April 30, 2023
Bell Projects
Opening Reception: Friday, March 3, 6 – 10 pm
In celebration of Month of Photography, please join us for the opening reception of Emma Powell’s “Rain or Shine” on Friday, March 3rd from 6 – 10 pm.
Powell’s work will be on view through April 30 in the Living Room Gallery at Bell Projects.
In “Rain or Shine” we see how Powell’s artwork investigates the ways in which photographs can go beyond factual rendering to tell fictional stories, harnessing the power of fantasy to create metaphor and narrative.
She often utilizes digital collages or photograms (objects placed on the material during exposure) to build unexpected scenes. These fictional images border on the cinematic and are created by combining semi-staged location shoots and digital editing. Powell has found creative inspiration in developing hybrid approaches that merge current digital technologies with early photographic processes and methods such as the photogram. Since her first introduction to historic photographic processes in 2005, she has employed multiple techniques through many unique projects. Powell considers the physical crafting of the prints to be an integral part of her artistic practice. By utilizing chemical processes, she produces images that evoke illustration and invite viewers to suspend their disbelief.
“Rain or Shine” features 10 new pieces from Powell, including cyanotypes on linen and on paper, and kallitypes on paper to demonstrate the range of her photographic processes.
Emma Powell received her MFA in photography from Rochester Institute of Technology. Her work has been exhibited both within the U.S. and internationally. Powell has taught photography at the college level for over 10 years, including full-time at Colorado College and Iowa State University. She has also been an instructor, leading alternative process photography workshops at Penland School of Crafts, and other educational institutions. Powell currently lives in Colorado.
Time
March 3 (Friday) - April 30 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
East of Downtown Denver

Photo Credit
Tony Umile
Event Details
Tony Umile: Captured Images Firehouse Art Center (Longmont) March 10 – April 9, 2023 Opening Reception: March 10, 6 pm – 9 pm After Tony Umile passed away suddenly in 2022, friends and family
Event Details
Tony Umile: Captured Images
Firehouse Art Center (Longmont)
March 10 – April 9, 2023
Opening Reception: March 10, 6 pm – 9 pm
After Tony Umile passed away suddenly in 2022, friends and family committed to sharing his work and celebrating the mark he left on his community. “Captured Images” is a comprehensive look at Umile’s growth as a photographer, highlighting his unique humor and wit, as well as his love for travel and experimentation in the medium. Three decades of work will be detailed in this show, with guests getting a chance to peek into Umile’s dark room and office, complete with slides, handwritten notes, awards, letters, and other items, giving the viewer an idea of the man behind the camera. It is both a celebration of life and a testament to Umile’s beloved standing in the Longmont creative community, a moving reflection on living, losing, and memorializing.
Time
March 10 (Friday) - April 9 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver (Longmont)
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Lizeth Guadalupe – detail of cyanotype on fabric skirt
Event Details
Blue Wonder March 10 – April 28, 2023 Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA) Opening Reception: Friday, March 10, 4 – 7 pm Immerse yourself in a
Event Details
Blue Wonder
March 10 – April 28, 2023
Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA)
Opening Reception: Friday, March 10, 4 – 7 pm
Immerse yourself in a beautiful blue and white exhibition of cyanotypes by DAVA teens and guest artists Lizeth Guadalupe, Christine Nguyen, Leah Diament, and Christopher R. Perez.
DAVA will host a free Opening Reception on Friday, March 10th from 4 pm – 7 pm in conjunction with Month of Photography Denver. DAVA is located at 1405 Florence St., one block south of Colfax Avenue in the Aurora Cultural Arts District. This exhibition is free and open to the public Monday to Friday, from 10 am – 5 pm, through April 28, 2023.
DAVA’s middle and high school students learned about the history of photographic processes before exploring a myriad of cyanotype possibilities with artists Lizeth Guadalupe and Leah Diament.
Students used film photography, digital photography, drawing, and digital collage as the base of their works. Some even experimented with cyanotypes on porcelain! In addition, DAVA’s youngest students in the Open Studio took photos using disposable film cameras. The photos are displayed as a mobile with fabric pieces, hand prints, and text.
The guest artists included in Blue Wonder use the historical process of cyanotype to explore a variety of subjects and techniques that represent their unique story and experimental approaches.
Lizeth Guadalupe, who also teaches at DAVA, covered a skirt with cyanotypes using photographs of family members and digital drawings to represent her family tree and cultural heritage.
Leah Diament is folding cyanotype prints to create a light-filled three-dimensional installation. Christine Nguyen’s large experimental cyanotypes use botanical items and cosmic special effects. A master of photographic processes and light, Christopher R. Perez uses cyanotypes in ethereal landscapes. All of the artists in the show provided technical knowledge and inspiration for teachers and students at DAVA.
Time
March 10 (Friday) 4:00 pm - April 28 (Friday) 7:00 pm
Neighborhood
East of Downtown Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
yes

Photo Credit
Kaitlyn Jo Smith
Event Details
Kaitlyn Jo Smith – Mass Production March 19 – April 30 Opening Reception: March 19, 4 – 8 pm Kaitlyn Jo Smith’s interdisciplinary studio research considers the implications of automation on labor
Event Details
Kaitlyn Jo Smith – Mass Production
March 19 – April 30
Opening Reception: March 19, 4 – 8 pm
Kaitlyn Jo Smith’s interdisciplinary studio research considers the implications of automation on labor and religion in relation to America’s working class. Through the implementation of automated technologies and machine learning her work questions the authority of algorithms while promoting a dialogue around future applications of artificial intelligence.
She writes:
“Mass Production directly connects the repetition of catholic mass to the rituals of factory production. Through thoughtful analysis of these two systems by which so many Americans organize their lives, I examine the role that religion plays in conditioning both the mind and the body for years of monotonous labor. Each of my catholic grandmother’s seven sons has worked in a factory. When I think of their collective prayer at her funeral mass, I think of my father and his brothers on the assembly line. Mass Production questions whether or not the learned rituals of catholicism have conditioned them, and other blue collar workers, for habitual lives of monotonous labor by examining the meditative qualities of repetition that allow for prolonged participation in both work and worship– comfortability, predictability, results guaranteed.”
Smith’s work has been shown nationally and internationally. She was longlisted for the 2021 Lumen Prize in Art and Technology (London) and received the College Art Association’s Services to Artists Committee Award for her video Lights Out. Smith has been featured in PDNedu, Art IDEAL, and Al-Tiba9 Magazine (Barcelona). She has presented her work at FEMeeting: Women in Art, Science & Technology (Évora); and Technarte International Conference on Art and Technology. She will also will be speaking in at Homecoming, Society for Photographic Education Annual National Conference (Denver).
Time
March 19 (Sunday) 4:00 pm - April 30 (Sunday) 8:00 pm
Neighborhood
City Park

Photo Credit
Andrew Liccardo
Event Details
EVOLVING GEOGRAPHIES MARCH 24 – APRIL 28 TOINTON GALLERY (GREELEY) Attached to the Greeley Recreation Center and Union Colony Civic Center
Event Details
EVOLVING GEOGRAPHIES
MARCH 24 – APRIL 28
TOINTON GALLERY (GREELEY)
Attached to the Greeley Recreation Center and Union Colony Civic Center
OPENING RECEPTION: MARCH 24, 5 – 7 PM
Evolving Geographies features photography by Andrew Liccardo, a Greeley-based artist and educator whose lens points to the West and the intersection of our natural and built environments. In this exhibit, Liccardo explores the idea that the environment we live in (and create) will ultimately define us, and how we alter and maintain it will tell the story of our evolution as a people and culture — and eventually, in part, write our history.
Liccardo’s photographs have been exhibited nationally and internationally, including such venues as the Reykjanes (Iceland) Cultural Festival; Kansas City Public Library; Houston Center for Photography; School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston; Center for Photography at Woodstock and the Amarillo Museum of Art. A project portfolio of his work was recently published in the book Llano Estacado: An Island in the Sky by Texas Tech University Press as part of its Voice in the American West series.
Time
March 24 (Friday) 5:00 pm - April 28 (Friday) 5:00 pm
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Event Link
https://denvermop.org/events/evolving-geographies/
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes
april

Photo Credit
Tiana Graves holding her accepted work and Wes Kennedy above, Denver
Event Details
2023 – 2025 The Big Picture Denver, Boulder, and Beyond Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm) Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting
Event Details
2023 – 2025
The Big Picture
Denver, Boulder, and Beyond
Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm)
Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting fine art photography images inside and out the door, down the alley and around the world.
The Big Picture is a biennial project whose mission is to connect the public to fine art photography in open-air settings with large murals wheat-pasted on walls. Through invitation and call for entry, the Big Picture selects winning prints for exhibition in Denver, Boulder, and sister cities worldwide.
Interested in submitting your work? View the Call For Entry.
Instagram: @the_big_picture_colo
Facebook: bigpicturedenver
thebigpicture2013.blogspot.com
Photo: The Unperson Project – An Oblivion by Andrea Tejeda and Susana Moyaho – Mexico City
Special thanks to Month of Photography Denver.
Want to learn the art of wheat pasting and turning alleys into galleries? Come visit us and become a Big Picture ambassador in your area.
THE BIG PICTURE ARCHIVE
2021 – 2023 Catalog Coming Soon!
2019 Catalog
2017 Catalog
2015 Catalog
2013 Catalog
2011 Catalog
Time
All Day (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Many locations in Denver, Boulder and Beyond
Event Link
Organizer

Photo Credit
Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Linda Little, Raj Manickam, Jim Montague, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, and John Shelton
Event Details
Photo Pensato: A Photographic Collective January 6 – April 1 Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo Opening Reception: Friday, January 6, 4 – 7 PM (In conjunction with First
Event Details
Photo Pensato: A Photographic Collective
January 6 – April 1
Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, Pueblo
Opening Reception: Friday, January 6, 4 – 7 PM
(In conjunction with First Friday Art Walk, free)
Artist Talk: Saturday, January 7, 11 AM – Noon
A creative group of photographers, Photo Pensato, brings their unique lens back to the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, exhibiting in the Regional and Hoag galleries. The exhibit will showcase fine art photography with traditional and contemporary themes featuring landscape, abstract, portrait, still life and more.
Members come from decades of experience across the field of photography and are all now focused on fine art imagery. Their journey is embodied in “Pensato,” an Italian term for a musical note so exquisite that it can be neither played nor heard. Photo Pensato members’ work has been widely shown in various exhibitions and can be found in both private and public collections. They are visual storytellers, master printers, historical image-makers, and creative collaborators, with a strong passion for photography.
Artists Include: Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Linda Little, Raj Manickam, Jim Montague, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, and John Shelton
Time
January 6 (Friday) 4:00 pm - April 1 (Saturday) 4:00 pm
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
No

Photo Credit
© Kei Ito
Event Details
Kei Ito | The Beginning, in the land around me The Griffin Foundation Gallery, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art (Fort Collins) January 18 –
Event Details
Kei Ito | The Beginning, in the land around me
The Griffin Foundation Gallery, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art (Fort Collins)
January 18 – April 2, 2023
Opening Reception and Artist Talk: January 19, 5 PM
Presented in partnership with the Center for Fine Art Photography
In collaboration with the Asian Pacific American Cultural Center at Colorado State University
The Beginning, in the land around me is a solo exhibition featuring the work of multimedia artist Kei Ito. The five individual projects presented span work Ito completed between 2020–2023 that converge on and center around his own nuclear heritage as a third generation hibakusha—atomic bomb victim—and expand Ito’s exploration of and research into the American nuclear experience. The exhibition surveys the experiences of “downwinders” (a person living downwind of a nuclear test site or reactor) and creates an environment to discuss the shared pasts and traumas both hibakusha and downwinders have suffered at the hands of nuclear weapons, all that goes into their creation, as well as issues surrounding health, environmentalism, and our current global system of war and peace.
A gallery talk and reception with Kei Ito will take place on Thursday, January 19 at 5 pm.
Admission is free; registration is required.
Time
January 18 (Wednesday) - April 2 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Fort Collins
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes
Related Events

Photo Credit
Natascha Seideneck, Melanie Walker, Angela Faris Belt
Event Details
Air of the Ancients Featuring Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker The Center for Fine Art Photography in partnership with Artworks Center
Event Details
Air of the Ancients
Featuring Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker
The Center for Fine Art Photography in partnership with Artworks Center for Contemporary Art (Loveland)
January 20 – April 1, 2023
Reception: January 20, 6 pm MST
Virtual Artist Talk: March 11, 2 pm MST
The air we breathe is the air of the ancients. Constants of air, dirt, fire, and water have cycled through natural processes for time immemorial. In recent times, two hundred years give or take, humans have invented and introduced previously non-existent materials, chemicals, nanoparticles, and forever chemicals that have irreparably changed the elements and the environment.
Angela Faris Belt, Natascha Seideneck, and Melanie Walker’s work explore nature and the continuum of what was, is, and most importantly, what will be. We are in an uncertain new era of imbalance that we have created and now struggle to bring back to balance.
While we continue to breathe the air of the ancients, most of us are questioning the future of the planet and ways of life, cycles of nature, and what we knew as constants that are no longer.
–Hamidah Glasgow
About the Artists:
Angela Faris Belt is a visual artist whose work studies relationships between humankind and the more-than-human world. Influenced by nature writers, a unique multi-cultural heritage, Buddhist philosophy, and a lifetime spent in nature, she uses photographic media because its physical makeup mirrors nature itself— sensitivity to light, energy and time, metallic and chemical interactions, viability and expiration—and its inherent ability to simultaneously record and infer. Angela’s work has been widely exhibited and is held in collections including Kaiser Permanente, Reynolds & Reynolds, the Crowne Collection, Chicago; and the Smithsonian Museum. She is represented by Michael Warren Contemporary Gallery in Denver. She is Program Chair of the Studio Art & Art History Departments at Arapahoe Community College.
Natascha Seideneck is from Germany, grew up in England and lives in Denver, Colorado. She holds an MFA from Tufts University and is currently an Associate Professor of Art at Metro State University of Denver. Natascha exhibits her work extensively and has produced numerous site – specific artworks, often collaborating with artists, designers, and architects. Her work is interdisciplinary, often engaging in experimental processes that integrate still and time-based visual technologies. In particular she is interested in how land is surveyed and surveilled within historical and contemporary contexts.
Melanie Walker has been a practicing artist for over 50 years. Her expertise is in the area of alternative photographic processes, digital and mixed media as well as large scale photographic installations and more recently, public art. She has received a number of awards including an NEA Visual Arts Fellowship, Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship and an Aaron Siskind Award. She taught at a number of universities and currently teaches in the Media Arts Area at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Time
January 20 (Friday) - April 1 (Saturday)
Neighborhood
Fort Collins
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Ron Johnson, Russell Ward, Raj Manickam, John Shelton
Event Details
Immortalized: Lens & Light February 23 – April 1, 2023 Center for the Arts Evergreen Artists have used glass to create art for centuries. Estimates say that glass lasts longer than
Event Details
Immortalized: Lens & Light
February 23 – April 1, 2023
Center for the Arts Evergreen
Artists have used glass to create art for centuries. Estimates say that glass lasts longer than 1 million years—an almost infinite amount of time in human history.
Immortalized: Lens & Light explores the way in which artists create with glass and glass lenses—stained, fused, mosaic, and fine art photography—to celebrate and commemorate people, cultures, or moments in time. This contrasting exhibition includes the work of glass artists Trudy Chiddix, Maria Sheets, and Susan Wechsler, and Photo Pensato Collective photographers Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Raj Manickam, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, John Shelton, and Michael Trupiano.
The exhibition will run through Saturday, April 1, 2023 and is free to the public thanks in part to SCFD, Colorado Creative Industries, and exhibition sponsors Mountain Home Evergreen, Alexa Interiors, and Pandora John Properties.
Time
February 23 (Thursday) - April 1 (Saturday)
Neighborhood
Evergreen
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Lauri Dunn
Event Details
Meditative Transformation: Lauri Dunn March 1 – April 2 Valkarie Gallery Gallery Hours: Wednesday 4 – 7, Thursday 4 – 9:30, Friday 4 – 8:30, Saturday 12-6, Sunday 12 – 5
Event Details
Meditative Transformation: Lauri Dunn
March 1 – April 2
Valkarie Gallery
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday 4 – 7, Thursday 4 – 9:30, Friday 4 – 8:30, Saturday 12-6, Sunday 12 – 5
Opening Reception: March 3, 5 – 8:30
In this exhibit, artist Lauri Dunn transforms images of insect wings into meditative, modern photographs and photo sculptures. “My work is inspired by the natural world, but I bring my love of the urban environment to each piece with strong contrast, geometric forms, and metallic resin coating,” Lori writes. “I begin each piece by photographing an insect that I have rehydrated and spread. Each wing has something extraordinary, whether it be the color, the texture of the scales, or the beautiful shapes that repeat themselves and I photograph them in a way that emphasizes these attributes.”
Time
March 1 (Wednesday) 4:00 pm - April 2 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
Neighborhood
40 West Arts District
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Erin Dvorak Clark
Event Details
Erin Dvorak Clark: A River Flowing Upward March 2 – April 2, 2023 Art Gym Opening Reception: Thursday, March 2, 6 – 9 pm Art Gym Gallery is excited to present “A
Event Details
Erin Dvorak Clark: A River Flowing Upward
March 2 – April 2, 2023
Art Gym
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 2, 6 – 9 pm
Art Gym Gallery is excited to present “A River Flowing Upward”, a solo exhibition of new work from Erin Dvorak Clark in conjunction with the Month of Photography Denver. Join us for an opening reception on Thursday March 2 from 6-9 pm. The show will be on view through April 2.
“I live in the West, but I am a transplant, as they say here. This is not my state, not my land, and not my trails. In terms of connecting with the land, the water is the aspect about this place that defines me as a human navigating this space with my mind, body, and soul. I drink the water, bathe in the water, and feed my family using the water. In the American West, water is the resource that is the most finite, but also is the resource that is the easiest to take for granted, which, in turn, creates a misunderstanding with the landscape. A River Flowing Upward is a photographic body of work that attempts to restructure the image of water to redefine this resource as a place of intimacy and spiritual connection.”
Erin Dvorak Clark was born and raised in rural Iowa and received her undergraduate degree in Photo Media from the University of Kansas. She now resides in Aurora, CO and is working full time as a Manager for a Photo Editing team. Erin is also pursing her MFA in Photography through Savannah College of Art and Design’s SCADnow program. Her main photographic interests include large format photography and creating work that considers themes of place, relationship, and the landscape. Her work has been shown at a national and local level in various group shows throughout the past decade. She looks forward to wrapping up her thesis work in 2023 with a solo exhibition that will take place at Art Gym during the Month of Photography Denver festival.
Time
March 2 (Thursday) - April 2 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Emma Powell (detail)
Event Details
Emma Powell – Rain or Shine March 3 – April 30, 2023 Bell Projects Opening Reception: Friday, March 3, 6 – 10 pm In
Event Details
Emma Powell – Rain or Shine
March 3 – April 30, 2023
Bell Projects
Opening Reception: Friday, March 3, 6 – 10 pm
In celebration of Month of Photography, please join us for the opening reception of Emma Powell’s “Rain or Shine” on Friday, March 3rd from 6 – 10 pm.
Powell’s work will be on view through April 30 in the Living Room Gallery at Bell Projects.
In “Rain or Shine” we see how Powell’s artwork investigates the ways in which photographs can go beyond factual rendering to tell fictional stories, harnessing the power of fantasy to create metaphor and narrative.
She often utilizes digital collages or photograms (objects placed on the material during exposure) to build unexpected scenes. These fictional images border on the cinematic and are created by combining semi-staged location shoots and digital editing. Powell has found creative inspiration in developing hybrid approaches that merge current digital technologies with early photographic processes and methods such as the photogram. Since her first introduction to historic photographic processes in 2005, she has employed multiple techniques through many unique projects. Powell considers the physical crafting of the prints to be an integral part of her artistic practice. By utilizing chemical processes, she produces images that evoke illustration and invite viewers to suspend their disbelief.
“Rain or Shine” features 10 new pieces from Powell, including cyanotypes on linen and on paper, and kallitypes on paper to demonstrate the range of her photographic processes.
Emma Powell received her MFA in photography from Rochester Institute of Technology. Her work has been exhibited both within the U.S. and internationally. Powell has taught photography at the college level for over 10 years, including full-time at Colorado College and Iowa State University. She has also been an instructor, leading alternative process photography workshops at Penland School of Crafts, and other educational institutions. Powell currently lives in Colorado.
Time
March 3 (Friday) - April 30 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
East of Downtown Denver

Photo Credit
Tony Umile
Event Details
Tony Umile: Captured Images Firehouse Art Center (Longmont) March 10 – April 9, 2023 Opening Reception: March 10, 6 pm – 9 pm After Tony Umile passed away suddenly in 2022, friends and family
Event Details
Tony Umile: Captured Images
Firehouse Art Center (Longmont)
March 10 – April 9, 2023
Opening Reception: March 10, 6 pm – 9 pm
After Tony Umile passed away suddenly in 2022, friends and family committed to sharing his work and celebrating the mark he left on his community. “Captured Images” is a comprehensive look at Umile’s growth as a photographer, highlighting his unique humor and wit, as well as his love for travel and experimentation in the medium. Three decades of work will be detailed in this show, with guests getting a chance to peek into Umile’s dark room and office, complete with slides, handwritten notes, awards, letters, and other items, giving the viewer an idea of the man behind the camera. It is both a celebration of life and a testament to Umile’s beloved standing in the Longmont creative community, a moving reflection on living, losing, and memorializing.
Time
March 10 (Friday) - April 9 (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver (Longmont)
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes

Photo Credit
Lizeth Guadalupe – detail of cyanotype on fabric skirt
Event Details
Blue Wonder March 10 – April 28, 2023 Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA) Opening Reception: Friday, March 10, 4 – 7 pm Immerse yourself in a
Event Details
Blue Wonder
March 10 – April 28, 2023
Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA)
Opening Reception: Friday, March 10, 4 – 7 pm
Immerse yourself in a beautiful blue and white exhibition of cyanotypes by DAVA teens and guest artists Lizeth Guadalupe, Christine Nguyen, Leah Diament, and Christopher R. Perez.
DAVA will host a free Opening Reception on Friday, March 10th from 4 pm – 7 pm in conjunction with Month of Photography Denver. DAVA is located at 1405 Florence St., one block south of Colfax Avenue in the Aurora Cultural Arts District. This exhibition is free and open to the public Monday to Friday, from 10 am – 5 pm, through April 28, 2023.
DAVA’s middle and high school students learned about the history of photographic processes before exploring a myriad of cyanotype possibilities with artists Lizeth Guadalupe and Leah Diament.
Students used film photography, digital photography, drawing, and digital collage as the base of their works. Some even experimented with cyanotypes on porcelain! In addition, DAVA’s youngest students in the Open Studio took photos using disposable film cameras. The photos are displayed as a mobile with fabric pieces, hand prints, and text.
The guest artists included in Blue Wonder use the historical process of cyanotype to explore a variety of subjects and techniques that represent their unique story and experimental approaches.
Lizeth Guadalupe, who also teaches at DAVA, covered a skirt with cyanotypes using photographs of family members and digital drawings to represent her family tree and cultural heritage.
Leah Diament is folding cyanotype prints to create a light-filled three-dimensional installation. Christine Nguyen’s large experimental cyanotypes use botanical items and cosmic special effects. A master of photographic processes and light, Christopher R. Perez uses cyanotypes in ethereal landscapes. All of the artists in the show provided technical knowledge and inspiration for teachers and students at DAVA.
Time
March 10 (Friday) 4:00 pm - April 28 (Friday) 7:00 pm
Neighborhood
East of Downtown Denver
Wheelchair Accessible?
yes

Photo Credit
Kaitlyn Jo Smith
Event Details
Kaitlyn Jo Smith – Mass Production March 19 – April 30 Opening Reception: March 19, 4 – 8 pm Kaitlyn Jo Smith’s interdisciplinary studio research considers the implications of automation on labor
Event Details
Kaitlyn Jo Smith – Mass Production
March 19 – April 30
Opening Reception: March 19, 4 – 8 pm
Kaitlyn Jo Smith’s interdisciplinary studio research considers the implications of automation on labor and religion in relation to America’s working class. Through the implementation of automated technologies and machine learning her work questions the authority of algorithms while promoting a dialogue around future applications of artificial intelligence.
She writes:
“Mass Production directly connects the repetition of catholic mass to the rituals of factory production. Through thoughtful analysis of these two systems by which so many Americans organize their lives, I examine the role that religion plays in conditioning both the mind and the body for years of monotonous labor. Each of my catholic grandmother’s seven sons has worked in a factory. When I think of their collective prayer at her funeral mass, I think of my father and his brothers on the assembly line. Mass Production questions whether or not the learned rituals of catholicism have conditioned them, and other blue collar workers, for habitual lives of monotonous labor by examining the meditative qualities of repetition that allow for prolonged participation in both work and worship– comfortability, predictability, results guaranteed.”
Smith’s work has been shown nationally and internationally. She was longlisted for the 2021 Lumen Prize in Art and Technology (London) and received the College Art Association’s Services to Artists Committee Award for her video Lights Out. Smith has been featured in PDNedu, Art IDEAL, and Al-Tiba9 Magazine (Barcelona). She has presented her work at FEMeeting: Women in Art, Science & Technology (Évora); and Technarte International Conference on Art and Technology. She will also will be speaking in at Homecoming, Society for Photographic Education Annual National Conference (Denver).
Time
March 19 (Sunday) 4:00 pm - April 30 (Sunday) 8:00 pm
Neighborhood
City Park

Photo Credit
Andrew Liccardo
Event Details
EVOLVING GEOGRAPHIES MARCH 24 – APRIL 28 TOINTON GALLERY (GREELEY) Attached to the Greeley Recreation Center and Union Colony Civic Center
Event Details
EVOLVING GEOGRAPHIES
MARCH 24 – APRIL 28
TOINTON GALLERY (GREELEY)
Attached to the Greeley Recreation Center and Union Colony Civic Center
OPENING RECEPTION: MARCH 24, 5 – 7 PM
Evolving Geographies features photography by Andrew Liccardo, a Greeley-based artist and educator whose lens points to the West and the intersection of our natural and built environments. In this exhibit, Liccardo explores the idea that the environment we live in (and create) will ultimately define us, and how we alter and maintain it will tell the story of our evolution as a people and culture — and eventually, in part, write our history.
Liccardo’s photographs have been exhibited nationally and internationally, including such venues as the Reykjanes (Iceland) Cultural Festival; Kansas City Public Library; Houston Center for Photography; School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston; Center for Photography at Woodstock and the Amarillo Museum of Art. A project portfolio of his work was recently published in the book Llano Estacado: An Island in the Sky by Texas Tech University Press as part of its Voice in the American West series.
Time
March 24 (Friday) 5:00 pm - April 28 (Friday) 5:00 pm
Neighborhood
Beyond Denver
Event Link
https://denvermop.org/events/evolving-geographies/
Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes
may

Photo Credit
Tiana Graves holding her accepted work and Wes Kennedy above, Denver
Event Details
2023 – 2025 The Big Picture Denver, Boulder, and Beyond Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm) Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting
Event Details
2023 – 2025
The Big Picture
Denver, Boulder, and Beyond
Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm)
Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting fine art photography images inside and out the door, down the alley and around the world.
The Big Picture is a biennial project whose mission is to connect the public to fine art photography in open-air settings with large murals wheat-pasted on walls. Through invitation and call for entry, the Big Picture selects winning prints for exhibition in Denver, Boulder, and sister cities worldwide.
Interested in submitting your work? View the Call For Entry.
Instagram: @the_big_picture_colo
Facebook: bigpicturedenver
thebigpicture2013.blogspot.com
Photo: The Unperson Project – An Oblivion by Andrea Tejeda and Susana Moyaho – Mexico City
Special thanks to Month of Photography Denver.
Want to learn the art of wheat pasting and turning alleys into galleries? Come visit us and become a Big Picture ambassador in your area.
THE BIG PICTURE ARCHIVE
2021 – 2023 Catalog Coming Soon!
2019 Catalog
2017 Catalog
2015 Catalog
2013 Catalog
2011 Catalog
Time
All Day (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Many locations in Denver, Boulder and Beyond
Event Link
Organizer
june

Photo Credit
Tiana Graves holding her accepted work and Wes Kennedy above, Denver
Event Details
2023 – 2025 The Big Picture Denver, Boulder, and Beyond Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm) Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting
Event Details
2023 – 2025
The Big Picture
Denver, Boulder, and Beyond
Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm)
Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting fine art photography images inside and out the door, down the alley and around the world.
The Big Picture is a biennial project whose mission is to connect the public to fine art photography in open-air settings with large murals wheat-pasted on walls. Through invitation and call for entry, the Big Picture selects winning prints for exhibition in Denver, Boulder, and sister cities worldwide.
Interested in submitting your work? View the Call For Entry.
Instagram: @the_big_picture_colo
Facebook: bigpicturedenver
thebigpicture2013.blogspot.com
Photo: The Unperson Project – An Oblivion by Andrea Tejeda and Susana Moyaho – Mexico City
Special thanks to Month of Photography Denver.
Want to learn the art of wheat pasting and turning alleys into galleries? Come visit us and become a Big Picture ambassador in your area.
THE BIG PICTURE ARCHIVE
2021 – 2023 Catalog Coming Soon!
2019 Catalog
2017 Catalog
2015 Catalog
2013 Catalog
2011 Catalog
Time
All Day (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Many locations in Denver, Boulder and Beyond
Event Link
Organizer
july

Photo Credit
Tiana Graves holding her accepted work and Wes Kennedy above, Denver
Event Details
2023 – 2025 The Big Picture Denver, Boulder, and Beyond Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm) Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting
Event Details
2023 – 2025
The Big Picture
Denver, Boulder, and Beyond
Big Picture Launch Paste Party: March 26 (2 – 5 pm)
Since 2009 the Big Picture has been mounting fine art photography images inside and out the door, down the alley and around the world.
The Big Picture is a biennial project whose mission is to connect the public to fine art photography in open-air settings with large murals wheat-pasted on walls. Through invitation and call for entry, the Big Picture selects winning prints for exhibition in Denver, Boulder, and sister cities worldwide.
Interested in submitting your work? View the Call For Entry.
Instagram: @the_big_picture_colo
Facebook: bigpicturedenver
thebigpicture2013.blogspot.com
Photo: The Unperson Project – An Oblivion by Andrea Tejeda and Susana Moyaho – Mexico City
Special thanks to Month of Photography Denver.
Want to learn the art of wheat pasting and turning alleys into galleries? Come visit us and become a Big Picture ambassador in your area.
THE BIG PICTURE ARCHIVE
2021 – 2023 Catalog Coming Soon!
2019 Catalog
2017 Catalog
2015 Catalog
2013 Catalog
2011 Catalog
Time
All Day (Sunday)
Neighborhood
Many locations in Denver, Boulder and Beyond