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Just trying to make the bell, and praying that it rings. 🔔

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See it before it closes!

Here + Now at the @curtiscenterforthearts is a reunion of old friends and artists, curated by @maiwynfineart, founder of Mai Wyn Fine Art, a beloved gallery in the Santa Fe Art District from 2013–2020. After closing during the COVID pandemic, Mai Wyn has reunited this talented group for a look at how their work and lives have evolved. Featuring 16 Colorado-based artists working across a range of media, this special exhibition celebrates creativity, connection, and community: Julie Anderson, April Cannon, Chris DeKnikker, Sophia Dixon Dillo, Daniel Granitto, Kim Harrell, Rian Kerrane, Lynda Ladwig, Lauri Lynnxe Murphy, Charles Parson, Mai Wyn Schantz, Tommy White, Pamela Webb, and beloved artma artists @studio_atencio, @mcguinness_studio, and @sharonstrasburg.

📍 Curtis Center for the Arts (2349 E Orchard Road, Greenwood Village, Colorado 80121)
📅 On view through October 23, 2026

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Here + Now before it closes!

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What a great night celebrating HERE + NOW @curtiscenterforthearts with all these amazing artists. Thank you!

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SAVE THE DATE: The gang from Mai Wyn Fine Art (the gallery) is getting back together for a reunion show @curtiscenterforthearts. HERE + NOW runs September 8 - October 23, 2026 with an Opening Reception on Saturday, September 12 from 6-8pm. I hope you can join us!

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tents.

Artists tagged in lower left

Final slide: Richie's tent from the Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums,

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This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the kind of love that builds something.

The love of the studio.
The love of the stage.
The love of the kitchen, the wall, the ritual, the crowd.
The love it takes to keep showing up for the work.

Featuring:
@aikoyougo
@thomjberger
@percys.cardona
@kissfistmuralfest @nanettejbernella
@grupotlaloc
@artofbrady
@ash.ivye
@danielmgranitto_studio
@drawing_nvr_dies
@kylevincentsinger
@kiahbutcher
@transformingmilkintomilk
@julioaalejandro
@missionballroom
@taconation
@jackludlam
@sando.itchi
@ddaatteelliinnee
@thesourcedenver
@voacolorado
@rebirah.art

RiNo Art District exists because creatives - artists, performers, chefs, dancers, brewers, writers, business owners, and makers of all stripes care deeply about what they create, and about the place they create it in.

Who else helps build this district with love for the work? Tag them in the comments and spread the love. 🧡
#rinoartdistrict #denverart #denverrestaurants

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I'm thinking about campers and tents. And hammocks as it turns out.

all artists tagged in lower@left.

slide 9 Tom Thomson via @tomhammick1

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Join us this first Friday, February, 6th, from 6-10 pm to celebrate the opening of “Hermetic Fables”.
3004 Larimer st
Denver, CO

The artists in “Hermetic Fables” draw from the legacy of surrealism, exploring psychological depths of the subconscious through personal iconography and intuitive process, alongside archetypical forms of the collective conscious recounting regional folklore, myth, religion and contemporary pop culture in visionary ways.

Their imagery suspends waking logic and instead demands that we acclimate to unfamiliar orders unique to each artist. While the works in this exhibition reveal a strong sense of the artist’s personal vocabulary, each artist engages the viewer through their selective use of accessible points of cultural connection.

Ivye moves through ancient fables, lore, and the mythology of Southern American culture, treating inherited stories as frameworks for her work filled with ambiguities and raw emotion. Granitto situates his work alongside his Catholic faith and fatherhood, where devotion and vulnerability collide with moral tension resulting in imagery suspended somewhere between disturbing figuration, and delightful play. Dollyhigh offers a distinctly Gen-Z surrealism shaped by the visual language of the internet and digital spaces, with game-like blocks and first-person POV recurring in his visual vocabulary. Nostalgia and memory remain central to his work, reflected through bizarre juxtapositions and unsettling symbols: cartoonish smiling faces, a dead spider, pyramids, and an uncanny use of repetition that becomes memetic

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Our home just got a whole lot more beautiful! Huge thanks to Daniel Granitto for the stunning painting and Lily Hurt for bringing it all together with the decor.

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Shop small, affordable watercolors by Daniel M. Granitto this Dec. 13 at the Washington Heights Arts Center’s Holiday Arts and Pottery Sale.
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#lakewoodarts #lakewoodartists #washingtonheightsartscenter #whac #lakewoodco

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Here’s some more beautiful art currently on display in our south gallery show featuring artists from Arapahoe Community College teachers!
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Come check it out in-person or on our website!
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Featured Art:
•Looking Out Across Kipling, Granitto, Watercolor and Gouache on Canvas
•Vestige 36, Faris, Archival Pigment Print on Watercolor Paper from Polaroid Type 665 Negative
•Jimmy Possum Pavilion, Turek, Mixed Media
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#downtownlakewood #exploredowntownlakewood
#belmarartsdistrict
#belmarbusiness
#lakewoodcolorado
#coloradoartgallery
#contemporaryartcollection

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Thanks Daniel Granitto! We adore the painting you created for us! It's truly fantastic!

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Easy like Sunday

(All artists tagged in the lower left except for the last slide which is from my middle school aged student, Camille. We've been drawing for about a year and this is our first painting. Painting is so fun and so good.)

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