Timeless
This group show highlights how monochromatic, black and white works of art inspire a sense of permanence. The works on display take both the viewer and the subject out of the bounds of time, and in turn, highlight the feeling of being without a connection to a particular place or era.
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201 Kimonos
This exhibition emphasizes the traditional T-shaped garment called “kimono,” but it also integrates the more general concept of clothing, including a variety of other traditional Japanese apparel, such as haori, a short kimono, and other varieties of robe-like clothing, such as traveling coats produced from various cloth and fibers.
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Seeking Beauty
Heidi Love Larraz is an American realist with influences of surrealism. Her work is most often inspired by the natural world, where she has found the majestic subjects that captivate her most. We see in her work the sublime power and beauty of nature.
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Cultural Runway: Black & White
On October 12, Denver Arts & Venues (DAV) celebrates the timeless and sophisticated nature of black and white fashion designs. From graphic tees to elegant evening wear, monochromatic designs create a lasting and powerful impression and inspire a feeling of confidence.