Neighborhood: Virtual

March 4 – May 23

Lone Tree Arts Center

For specific viewing hours please call the Lone Tree Box Office at 720.509.1000

Visit www.lonetreeartscenter.org/commissioners-choice.php to view the virtual gallery tour and more details on the show.

The Lone Tree Arts Center is hosting an exhibition, Into the Rearview Mirror: A Look Back at 2020. This exhibit takes a look back at the unparalleled events of 2020 through the responses of visual artists. Themes such as isolation, social justice, COVID-19, human connection, and hope come through in this collection of work from artists in Colorado and across the globe. This collection is made up of 52 pieces of varying mediums and the perspective of 29 artists that range from professional to emerging.  The exhibit was curated by Colleen Fanning with input from the Lone Tree Arts Commission.

An online gallery will also be available for viewing, as well as an interactive 3D tour and short video tour, to provide those who can’t come see it in person with the opportunity to take in this beautiful show.

The facility is wheelchair accessible.

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Opening Virtual Reception: Wednesday, March 17^th at 6:30pm live streamed on Lone Tree Arts Center’s Facebook and YouTube Channel.

Join the exhibit’s curator and moderator for the evening, Colleen Fanning, as she dives into this collection and the diverse works that fill the gallery space during this livestream opening tour. As Colleen takes you through each piece of the collection, she will share her insight into the work and why it tells such an important piece of the 2020 story. Throughout the event, there will be appearances from some of the participating artists and the opportunity to get a more in depth picture of their work within the exhibit and how 2020 has affected them as an artist.

March – August 2021

Denver International Airport

Concourse A, just beyond the security checkpoint

Out of hundreds of submissions by both professional and amateur photographers, 35 Colorado-based artists have been selected for Denver International Airport’s (DEN) newest photo exhibit, My Colorado: Architecture in collaboration with Denver’s March 2021 Month of Photography Festival.

The exhibit captures images of inspiring architecture within urban settings, the Eastern Plains and the Rocky Mountains.

Explore the Virtual Exhibit (video)

Explore the Photo Gallery

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Selected Colorado-based artists: Robert J. Anderson, Salvador Armendariz, Peter Barta, Erik Conerty, Zach Connor, Charlotte Couchman, Coninyah B. Dew, Patty DiRienzo, Greg Fuller, Lars Gesing, Robert Greenhalgh, Lauren Griffith, Austin Hogan-McCool, Jeremy Janus, Ryan Kane, David J. Kennedy, Lee LaBier, Charles Lehman, John Leyba, Andrea Lind, Armando Martinez, Calum Mashburn, Lon Nestrud, Tony Ortega, Joshua Palmeri, Chris Reilmann, James W. Rogers, Ambri Sheahan, Jeff Stephenson, Richard (Chip) M. Thomas II, Adam Thorstensen, Rebecca Todd, Adriel Torres, Jeff Van Scoyk, Mandi Wood.

March – August 2021

Denver International Airport

Concourse A, just beyond the security checkpoint

Out of hundreds of submissions by both professional and amateur photographers, 35 Colorado-based artists have been selected for Denver International Airport’s (DEN) newest photo exhibit, My Colorado: Architecture in collaboration with Denver’s March 2021 Month of Photography Festival.

The exhibit captures images of inspiring architecture within urban settings, the Eastern Plains and the Rocky Mountains.

Explore the Virtual Exhibit (video)

Explore the Photo Gallery

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Selected Colorado-based artists: Robert J. Anderson, Salvador Armendariz, Peter Barta, Erik Conerty, Zach Connor, Charlotte Couchman, Coninyah B. Dew, Patty DiRienzo, Greg Fuller, Lars Gesing, Robert Greenhalgh, Lauren Griffith, Austin Hogan-McCool, Jeremy Janus, Ryan Kane, David J. Kennedy, Lee LaBier, Charles Lehman, John Leyba, Andrea Lind, Armando Martinez, Calum Mashburn, Lon Nestrud, Tony Ortega, Joshua Palmeri, Chris Reilmann, James W. Rogers, Ambri Sheahan, Jeff Stephenson, Richard (Chip) M. Thomas II, Adam Thorstensen, Rebecca Todd, Adriel Torres, Jeff Van Scoyk, Mandi Wood.

March – August 2021

Denver International Airport

Concourse A, just beyond the security checkpoint

Out of hundreds of submissions by both professional and amateur photographers, 35 Colorado-based artists have been selected for Denver International Airport’s (DEN) newest photo exhibit, My Colorado: Architecture in collaboration with Denver’s March 2021 Month of Photography Festival.

The exhibit captures images of inspiring architecture within urban settings, the Eastern Plains and the Rocky Mountains.

Explore the Virtual Exhibit (video)

Explore the Photo Gallery

–

Selected Colorado-based artists: Robert J. Anderson, Salvador Armendariz, Peter Barta, Erik Conerty, Zach Connor, Charlotte Couchman, Coninyah B. Dew, Patty DiRienzo, Greg Fuller, Lars Gesing, Robert Greenhalgh, Lauren Griffith, Austin Hogan-McCool, Jeremy Janus, Ryan Kane, David J. Kennedy, Lee LaBier, Charles Lehman, John Leyba, Andrea Lind, Armando Martinez, Calum Mashburn, Lon Nestrud, Tony Ortega, Joshua Palmeri, Chris Reilmann, James W. Rogers, Ambri Sheahan, Jeff Stephenson, Richard (Chip) M. Thomas II, Adam Thorstensen, Rebecca Todd, Adriel Torres, Jeff Van Scoyk, Mandi Wood.

March – August 2021

Denver International Airport

Concourse A, just beyond the security checkpoint

Out of hundreds of submissions by both professional and amateur photographers, 35 Colorado-based artists have been selected for Denver International Airport’s (DEN) newest photo exhibit, My Colorado: Architecture in collaboration with Denver’s March 2021 Month of Photography Festival.

The exhibit captures images of inspiring architecture within urban settings, the Eastern Plains and the Rocky Mountains.

Explore the Virtual Exhibit (video)

Explore the Photo Gallery

–

Selected Colorado-based artists: Robert J. Anderson, Salvador Armendariz, Peter Barta, Erik Conerty, Zach Connor, Charlotte Couchman, Coninyah B. Dew, Patty DiRienzo, Greg Fuller, Lars Gesing, Robert Greenhalgh, Lauren Griffith, Austin Hogan-McCool, Jeremy Janus, Ryan Kane, David J. Kennedy, Lee LaBier, Charles Lehman, John Leyba, Andrea Lind, Armando Martinez, Calum Mashburn, Lon Nestrud, Tony Ortega, Joshua Palmeri, Chris Reilmann, James W. Rogers, Ambri Sheahan, Jeff Stephenson, Richard (Chip) M. Thomas II, Adam Thorstensen, Rebecca Todd, Adriel Torres, Jeff Van Scoyk, Mandi Wood.