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February 19 – April 17 Colorado Photographic Arts Center Timed Entry Opening Reception: Saturday, March 6, from 4:20 – 7:00 PM (Register) Artist Talk (ONLINE): March 10, 6
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February 19 – April 17
Colorado Photographic Arts Center
Timed Entry Opening Reception: Saturday, March 6, from 4:20 – 7:00 PM (Register)
Artist Talk (ONLINE): March 10, 6 – 7 PM
Gallery hours:
Tues – Fri, 11 am – 5 pm; Sat, Noon – 4 pm
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center presents Reflecting Voices – a collection of photographs from bodies of work by Alanna Airitam, Narkita Gold, and Rashod Taylor. In photography, light that reflects off a subject is most often what the camera records to produce a photograph. Here the subject is diverse expressions of black identity. Alanna’s tribute to Black culture as realized through characteristics of Dutch portraiture and the Harlem Renaissance; Narkita’s revealing portraits of Denver’s Black community seen through bright, colorful backgrounds; Rashod’s testimony of the Black American experience documented through an intimate study of family. It is an honor to spotlight these artists, who each reflect on identity, race, and legacy in their own way through the art of portraiture. With this exhibition we seek to provide the space to reflect, engage in conversation, and respond to our current moment. Curated by Samantha Johnston, CPAC Executive Director & Curator.
Please visit the Reflecting Voices exhibition page on CPAC’s website for details.
Image Credit: Rashod Taylor, LJ and his Fort
Time
February 19 (Friday) - April 17 (Saturday)
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/reflecting-voices/
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Golden Triangle
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March 1 – 31 Public Art Exhibition SaveArtSpace and Colorado Photographic Arts Center are pleased to present In A Time Of Change, a public art exhibition for the Month of Photography
Event Details
March 1 – 31
Public Art Exhibition
SaveArtSpace and Colorado Photographic Arts Center are pleased to present In A Time Of Change, a public art exhibition for the Month of Photography Denver. The selected artists are Whitney Bradshaw, Everything Is Collective, Juan Fuentes, Danielle Webster, Thiago Dezan & Infinite, Susan Goldstein, Carl Bower, Eric Mitchell, Cypriane Williams, and Grace Coudal. Curated by Samantha Johnston and Benjamin Rasmussen.
As we move through a global pandemic, public art continues to allow us to identify and address our struggle with the hope of finding new, positive paths forward. While we social distance, we are still able to come together through the act of art making and imbue spaces with our creativity.
During the week of March 1, 2021, SaveArtSpace will launch public art installations for each selected work on billboard ad spaces in Denver. The public art will be on view for at least one month.
For exact locations visit saveartspace.org/inatimeofchange.
Image: Sheltering in Place by Susan Goldstein
Time
Month Long Event (march)
Location
Denver
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/in-a-time-of-change/
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Golden Triangle

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March 1 – 31 Online at cpacphoto.org (Colorado Photographic Arts Center) How did the year 2020 impact Generation Z? This juried, online exhibit presents fresh perspectives on the past year, inviting
Event Details
March 1 – 31
Online at cpacphoto.org (Colorado Photographic Arts Center)
How did the year 2020 impact Generation Z? This juried, online exhibit presents fresh perspectives on the past year, inviting high school students in Colorado to submit photographs in response to the global pandemic, protests against racial injustice, America’s divided political landscape, and other events of the past 12 months. The exhibit will be on view on the Colorado Photographic Arts Center’s website (cpacphoto.org) throughout the Month of Photography Denver Festival.
Jurors include Samantha Johnston, Executive Director & Curator at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center; Anthony Camera, Photographer; and Mark Sink, Photographer and Founder of the Month of Photography Denver Festival.
Image Credit: Lily Cohen (2019 Month of Photography Denver Festival High School Show)
Time
Month Long Event (march)
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/gen-z-responses-to-2020/
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Golden Triangle

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Wednesday, March 3 6 – 7 pm MST ONLINE To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community.
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Wednesday, March 3
6 – 7 pm MST
ONLINE
To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community. Our first lecture features Albert Chong.
Through photography, installation and sculpture, Albert Chong addresses themes of identity, spirituality and ritual, his own family history in Jamaica, and the history of displaced peoples of Asian and African diaspora. In his photographic practice, he connects to these ideas through still lives and portraiture which he creates using a variety of techniques. Albert Chong is a Professor of Photography at the University of Colorado in Boulder and has been a recipient of both a National Endowment of the Arts Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship in photography.
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Image: Albert Chong, About Ben Ingram (detail), 2013. Archival inkjet print. Image courtesy the artist © Albert Chong
Time
(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/month-of-photography-lecture-no-1-albert-chong/
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Golden Triangle

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THURSDAY, MARCH 4 6 PM – 8 PM (MST) COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER This workshop is for anyone seeking to capture a unique perspective, or for curious minds looking for inspiration to view
Event Details
THURSDAY, MARCH 4
6 PM – 8 PM (MST)
COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER
This workshop is for anyone seeking to capture a unique perspective, or for curious minds looking for inspiration to view the world in an unparalleled way!
Abstract photography can be classified as “mood imagery” where the image itself takes you on an unidentifiable journey. You will learn how to think outside the box and create thought-provoking images by paying close attention to detail, the senses, and simplicity. To quote the 20th century abstract photographer Alvin Langdon Coburn, “the simplest things are the most profound.” We will review the history of abstract photographers through time and discuss how visual elements including color, texture, contrast, and composition can illustrate a mysterious point of view. This workshop will go against standard artistic rules, giving you limitless freedom to express your artistic nature.
Instructor
Zena Ballas
Materials needed
Camera, paper and pen for note taking
Skill level
Beginner to Intermediate
Cost
$66 ($60 for CPAC Members)
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Time
(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/abstract-photography/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle

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March 10 6 – 7 PM Zoom The Colorado Photographic Arts Center invites you to a free online discussion with Alanna Airitam, Narkita Gold, and Rashod Taylor, whose work is featured in CPAC’s
Event Details
March 10
6 – 7 PM
Zoom
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center invites you to a free online discussion with Alanna Airitam, Narkita Gold, and Rashod Taylor, whose work is featured in CPAC’s exhibition Reflecting Voices (February 19 – April 17). Moderated by Samantha Johnston, CPAC Executive Director & Curator.
Registration is required.
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Image Credit: Rashod Taylor, LJ and his Fort
Time
(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Location
Virtual
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/reflecting-voices-artist-talk/
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Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021 Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM) Walker Fine Art Gallery 300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204 In a translucent reality, reality and
Event Details
Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021
Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM)
Walker Fine Art Gallery
300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204
In a translucent reality, reality and fantasy overlap; both are present, but they cannot be easily distinguished from one another. Instead, they morph back and forth, and potentially create a dynamic that allows humanity to recreate itself, bringing ideas together to get a clearer world-view. The artists in this exhibition, including Bonny Lhotka, Melanie Walker, and Katie Kalkstein are striving for a sense of enlightenment by shining through the veil to express their truths and mysteries. These artists utilize traditional and alternative photographic methods, in conjunction with the Month of Photography Denver Festival.
The exhibit can be visited Tuesday-Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM. The gallery has been taking all necessary precautions related to Covid-19, including proper sanitizing, face coverings and social distancing. Our 3800 square foot space creates a perfect opportunity to view art while maintaining adequate distance from others.
Time
March 12 (Friday) 6:00 pm - May 8 (Saturday) 5:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/translucent-reality/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle
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SATURDAY, MARCH 13 10 AM – 1 PM (MST) COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER This workshop is meant for photographers who have acquired large format cameras are are getting started in using them. From
Event Details
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
10 AM – 1 PM (MST)
COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER
This workshop is meant for photographers who have acquired large format cameras are are getting started in using them. From simple hand-holdable Graflex Speed Graphics to full-size large format field cameras and monorails with camera movements, Kenneth will discuss what is possible with the large camera from camera movements and different lens choices, and how you can use your camera to work in a deliberate, methodical way to create photo projects and high-quality images. He will discuss film types and costs, and the tools he uses to hand-process his film at his own studio which can making shooting the large negative much more cost-efficient.
Instructor
Kenneth Wajda
Materials needed
Large format camera and lens (4×5, 5×7 or 8×10) and tripod required.
Paper and pen for note taking
Skill level
Beginners in Large Format photography
Cost
$99 ($90 for CPAC Members)
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/intro-to-large-format/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle

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SUNDAY, MARCH 14 10 AM – 5:45 PM (MST) COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER This workshop is designed to help you develop a powerful photographic presentation while clarifying your style and career direction. Limited
Event Details
SUNDAY, MARCH 14
10 AM – 5:45 PM (MST)
COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS CENTER
This workshop is designed to help you develop a powerful photographic presentation while clarifying your style and career direction. Limited to 6 people, each photographer will get an hour of personalized one-on-one instruction on organizing, and sequencing their portfolio.
While this workshop is primarily intended for newer photographers developing a portfolio, the information presented is valuable for all experience levels and areas of photographic interest including fine art, editorial, and commercial. Your final portfolio may be in a digital format, however working with physical prints is an essential part of the process of sequencing your portfolio. Attendees are asked to complete a professional direction questionnaire prior to the workshop. The instructor has advised hundreds of photographers with many positive career successes. Students will receive a PDF handout on portfolio editing and sequencing techniques for future reference.
Instructor
Frank Varney
Materials needed
A collection of your best work in print form. Small low cost machine prints are fine for this exercise. Further information supplied upon request.
Paper and pen for note taking
Skill level
All Levels
Cost
$66 ($60 for CPAC Members)
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Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am - 5:45 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/organizing-sequencing-and-presenting-your-portfolio/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 5 PM – 8 PM (MST) ONLINE Darren Ching, owner of Klompching Gallery in New York City, will give a formal presentation, providing a candid summary of the key challenges
Event Details
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
5 PM – 8 PM (MST)
ONLINE
Darren Ching, owner of Klompching Gallery in New York City, will give a formal presentation, providing a candid summary of the key challenges that photographers encounter when preparing to work with a gallery—from full-on representation to a one-off exhibition. This lecture will focus upon five essential tools needed—providing participants with the necessary insights to meet those challenges head-on and ensure the gallery/artist relationship is professional, successful and profitable for all. A Q+A will follow the presentation.
Instructor
Darren Ching
Materials needed
Paper and pen for note taking
Skill level
All Levels
Cost
$99 ($90 for CPAC Members)
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Time
(Wednesday) 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/working-with-a-gallery-5-things-you-need-to-know-with-darren-ching/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle
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Wednesday, March 17 6 – 7 pm MST ONLINE To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community.
Event Details
Wednesday, March 17
6 – 7 pm MST
ONLINE
To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community. Our second lecture of the series features Andrea Jenkins Wallace.
Andrea Jenkins Wallace explores narrative, identity, and ideas universal to human experience in her photography. Using her son, his friends, herself, among others as subjects, she creates long-form photo projects in which she seeks to illuminate aspects of the people pictured and their relationships with others over a period of time. Andrea Jenkins Wallace is the Vice President of Artistic Affairs and the Director of Photography and New Media at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Snowmass Village, CO.
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Image: Andrea Jenkins Wallace, Le jardin (detail), from the series Frères, 2014. Archival digital print. Image courtesy the artist © Andrea Jenkins Wallace
Time
(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/month-of-photography-lecture-no-2-andrea-jenkins-wallace/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle

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THURSDAY, MAR 18, 2021 6 PM – 6:45 PM MST CLYFFORD STILL MUSEUM (ONLINE) In 1936, Clyfford Still co-founded an artists’ colony in Nespelem, the Indian Agency on
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THURSDAY, MAR 18, 2021
6 PM – 6:45 PM MST
CLYFFORD STILL MUSEUM (ONLINE)
In 1936, Clyfford Still co-founded an artists’ colony in Nespelem, the Indian Agency on the Colville Reservation in Washington state. During his time there, Still sketched and photographed the Native Americans whose livelihoods had been negatively impacted by the construction of the Grand Coulee Dam by the United States government. Join this virtual program, presented in partnership with the Month of Photography Denver Festival, featuring Clyfford Still Museum digital archivist Milo Carpenter and Washington State University professor Michael Holloman (member, Colville Confederated Tribes). Their conversation will shed light on the creation and context of these photographs.
Presenters:
Milo Carpenter, Associate Digital Archivist, Clyfford Still Museum
Michael Holloman, Associate Professor: Drawing Coordinator and Art History, Washington State University
This event will include real-time captioning in English using Otter, an automated text transcription application.
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- Image credit: Clyfford Still, PD-89, 1936 (detail). Graphite on paper, 9 x 12 in. Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO.
Portrait of a woman in traditional Native American dress, circa 1925 July 9. Photo by Clyfford Still. Courtesy the Clyfford Still Archives.
Clyfford Still, PD-95, 1936 (detail). Graphite on paper, 9 x 12 in. Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO.
© City and County of Denver / ARS, NY
Time
(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/into-the-archives-photography-from-the-colville-reservation/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle

Event Details
Wednesday, March 24 6 – 7 pm MST ONLINE To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community.
Event Details
Wednesday, March 24
6 – 7 pm MST
ONLINE
To celebrate Month of Photography, the Denver Art Museum has organized a three-part virtual lecture series spotlighting Colorado photographers from the local creative community. Our final lecture of the series features Tya Alisa Anthony.
Tya Alisa Anthony uses photography, collage, and sculpture to give a voice to the stories of often marginalized people and the social, economic and natural environments that surround them. In her work, she is interested in issues relating to social justice and identity, in reimagining histories, and in creating autonomous spaces for bodies of color. Tya Alisa Anthony is part of TANK Studios, was an artist-in-residence at RedLine in 2018, and is the executive director and founder of Mahogany Vu Contemporary art, an online gallery for BIPOC.
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Image: Tya Alisa Anthony, Vinales Cuba Water Bearer (detail), 2017. Digital pigment print. Image courtesy the artist © Tya Alisa Anthony
Time
(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/month-of-photography-lecture-no-3-tya-alisa-anthony/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle
april

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February 19 – April 17 Colorado Photographic Arts Center Timed Entry Opening Reception: Saturday, March 6, from 4:20 – 7:00 PM (Register) Artist Talk (ONLINE): March 10, 6
Event Details
February 19 – April 17
Colorado Photographic Arts Center
Timed Entry Opening Reception: Saturday, March 6, from 4:20 – 7:00 PM (Register)
Artist Talk (ONLINE): March 10, 6 – 7 PM
Gallery hours:
Tues – Fri, 11 am – 5 pm; Sat, Noon – 4 pm
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center presents Reflecting Voices – a collection of photographs from bodies of work by Alanna Airitam, Narkita Gold, and Rashod Taylor. In photography, light that reflects off a subject is most often what the camera records to produce a photograph. Here the subject is diverse expressions of black identity. Alanna’s tribute to Black culture as realized through characteristics of Dutch portraiture and the Harlem Renaissance; Narkita’s revealing portraits of Denver’s Black community seen through bright, colorful backgrounds; Rashod’s testimony of the Black American experience documented through an intimate study of family. It is an honor to spotlight these artists, who each reflect on identity, race, and legacy in their own way through the art of portraiture. With this exhibition we seek to provide the space to reflect, engage in conversation, and respond to our current moment. Curated by Samantha Johnston, CPAC Executive Director & Curator.
Please visit the Reflecting Voices exhibition page on CPAC’s website for details.
Image Credit: Rashod Taylor, LJ and his Fort
Time
February 19 (Friday) - April 17 (Saturday)
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/reflecting-voices/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle
Health Guidelines for this Event

Event Details
Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021 Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM) Walker Fine Art Gallery 300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204 In a translucent reality, reality and
Event Details
Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021
Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM)
Walker Fine Art Gallery
300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204
In a translucent reality, reality and fantasy overlap; both are present, but they cannot be easily distinguished from one another. Instead, they morph back and forth, and potentially create a dynamic that allows humanity to recreate itself, bringing ideas together to get a clearer world-view. The artists in this exhibition, including Bonny Lhotka, Melanie Walker, and Katie Kalkstein are striving for a sense of enlightenment by shining through the veil to express their truths and mysteries. These artists utilize traditional and alternative photographic methods, in conjunction with the Month of Photography Denver Festival.
The exhibit can be visited Tuesday-Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM. The gallery has been taking all necessary precautions related to Covid-19, including proper sanitizing, face coverings and social distancing. Our 3800 square foot space creates a perfect opportunity to view art while maintaining adequate distance from others.
Time
March 12 (Friday) 6:00 pm - May 8 (Saturday) 5:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/translucent-reality/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle
Health Guidelines for this Event
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Event Details
Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021 Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM) Walker Fine Art Gallery 300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204 In a translucent reality, reality and
Event Details
Exhibition Dates: March 12 – May 8, 2021
Opening Reception: Friday, March 12 (5 – 8 PM)
Walker Fine Art Gallery
300 W 11th Avenue #A, Denver, CO 80204
In a translucent reality, reality and fantasy overlap; both are present, but they cannot be easily distinguished from one another. Instead, they morph back and forth, and potentially create a dynamic that allows humanity to recreate itself, bringing ideas together to get a clearer world-view. The artists in this exhibition, including Bonny Lhotka, Melanie Walker, and Katie Kalkstein are striving for a sense of enlightenment by shining through the veil to express their truths and mysteries. These artists utilize traditional and alternative photographic methods, in conjunction with the Month of Photography Denver Festival.
The exhibit can be visited Tuesday-Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM. The gallery has been taking all necessary precautions related to Covid-19, including proper sanitizing, face coverings and social distancing. Our 3800 square foot space creates a perfect opportunity to view art while maintaining adequate distance from others.
Time
March 12 (Friday) 6:00 pm - May 8 (Saturday) 5:00 pm
Event Link
www.denvermop.org/events/translucent-reality/
Neighborhood
Golden Triangle