I live in San Francisco and stumbled upon this Gallery as they represented an artist I was…read moreinterested in. With my experience with art dealers being varied, I approached this with the expectation of being "sold to death" but what I found in Kevin and his team was very different. What ensued was not only a friendly but an inquisitive dialogue in which he encouraged me to show him pictures of my space, the colors I was working with and what might be competing artists that I have currently in my place. He then did something that no other dealer has done....he encouraged me to contact the artist as well to see if there was something that had not yet made it to his gallery that would be better suited. In the end, the gallery had the piece that has made it onto my walls and I could not be more pleased with the professionalism and courtesy afforded an out of towner like myself. And...I received a hand-written thank you. A truly great experience.

So far, the best gallery I've visited in Denver. I discovered them several years ago when they…read morepresented a show by a favorite artist of my SO. They present some really interesting works by established artists as well as up-and-coming names in the art world. They try to present a mix of local and international artists, and they seem to have an eye for great stuff. Even if you're not in the market to buy, I recommend stopping in. Their shows change every month, so there's always something new and exciting to experience.

Highly unprofessional owners. Unwelcoming environment. Art work was difficult to understand as…read morethe owner had no interest in explaining the pieces Avoid this place

Alas, Mirada has moved from their historic log cabin in Indian Hills, but is now much more…read moreconveniently located for Denver-based art lovers in an equally historic (and beautifully renovated) building in downtown Denver. The new building dates to the 1870s and was originally a saloon and dance hall. It is also twice the size of the Indian Hills Trading Post. This gallery has a solid library of contemporary artists, not just from Colorado, but from across the U.S. and internationally. About 40 artists are regularly exhibited, showing mainly paintings and sculpture. All of the work is of very high quality. The historic building provides an excellent background with an expansive main floor and an intimate basement with original stone walls. This is also a fine event venue. Steve Sonnen, the owner, is an art consultant with extensive experience in the design of art-centric spaces using work from the gallery or custom commissions. Mirada Fine Art is one of the highlights of the Denver art scene.

Stunning art gallery with artist from around the world and locally. Great staff here. Charming…read morelittle place with an upstairs and downstairs filled with gorgeous art. And if you can afford to do so you can buy some of the gorgeous items as well various types of art too great selection to see!

My girlfriend and I were particularly touched by the current exhibit in the D'art main gallery…read more "Pressure: What Holds under Stress" combines Douglas Long's tortured ceramics with Scott Wilson's passionate photojournalism. Long's unusual ceramic pieces, featuring fractures, chains, bent rods, and collapsing forms, highlight the pressures of modern life, but show that we are still standing. Wilson has spent the past five years passionately documenting the BLM's war on Colorado's wild horses. His extraordinary photographs bring the chaos and pain of this situation up close. This show is shocking, upsetting, and deeply moving. It should be a must see for everyone.

I have a long history with this space. My first time showing my work on First Friday at the Santa…read moreFe Arts District was here, in 2010. For that moment in my personal history, I always take the opportunity to swing through whenever I find myself down that direction for any reason. The gallery that was has long since changed hands a couple of times, yet always attracts some good shows. Over the last several months, I have found myself back at this place twice now as a destination. I haven't done that once for this gallery space in over a decade. Artist-owned and operated as a co-op in this iteration, it seems someone was taking notes. The main showroom is still in the front, with the full windows facing the intersection. There are still private, working studio spaces in the back, but the layout has been shuffled a bit. From the outside, the changes are subtle. They have fixed, open hours from Thursday through Sunday, which is a standout in comparison to other galleries in the area. What was the backdoor entrance and an empty corridor is now utilized as functional space for a satellite gallery. The main gallery and this secondary gallery have representation from co-op members. The range of work offers a wide variety of media and artistic voices. There's a smaller "featured" type gallery off the main gallery, which rotates solo shows. All in all, they've really gotten all they can out of the space, tastefully. So, if you're looking for a place that's not the cramped and crazy of First Friday, get on their mailing list or check their calendar when you're planning a night out. After all, this is the place D'ART.

How long has this been here!? I'm totally enamored with this neighborhood. For a place that used to…read morebe sketchy, RiNo shaped up to be wonderfully artsy. Yes, I know it's gentrification. My partner and I stumbled upon this area while going for an evening stroll. The bridge structures were even more beautiful with the lights, and it's clearly a great place to bring kids to play. See: playground and non-vehicle roads. There's a public library, tons of murals, and loads of restaurants & bars within walking distance. Parking didn't seem too bad due to low traffic, but I can imagine it gets crazy during the day on weekends. The grassy fields are perfect for playing fetch with dogs or having a picnic. The beach chairs are ideal for lounging. When we were there, several groups of people were biking, roller blading, and skateboarding. Just don't get run over!

The amount of friendships I've gained in this space is truly indescribable. I've attended several…read moreticketed events here, and the value is always impressive -- you truly get a lot for the price. The selection of vendors is consistently diverse and high-quality, offering everything from local eats to handmade goods. The staff keeps everything running smoothly, and I love how open and welcoming the venue feels, with indoor and outdoor areas, all-gender restrooms, large mirrors, and washing stations. It's the perfect event venue -- and the murals are just the icing on the cake!

We went there recently for the Oliver Vernon solo exhibition, which was free with RSVP. The gallery…read moreis pretty spacious, with a full bar and a DJ area set up for blasting good beats. There were lots of creative artsy types present and everyone seemed to be having a good time. The people checking RSVP tickets were nice and checked ID. The art I've seen there is pretty modern and hip. We were only there for a few minutes but next time I'm back will hopefully have time to order drinks etc.

Such a hip and laidback art gallery. Came to Mirus on a Thursday night before bar hours and was…read moretotally baffled by not sharing the art and love with my little sister. The art show still required a 21+ attendance, which we totally complied with, even if it was mostly art and merchandise. I did mostly see chakra and ecstatic art pieces for sale. I bought an $80.00 dress from a private seller and saw some cute, unique accessories. I absolutely was happy that it turned into a club right after the event. The admission was totally free and the bartenders were very laid back. Parking wasn't ideal, but it is mainly meter parking! I enjoyed the security in the front entrance and enjoyed this artsy little find.

Just the coolest collection. 40-year collection, very helpful and friendly people, and they offer…read moreone-year layaway with 20% down, if you're into it enough! (I didn't even look at the prices, so YMMV.) Seriously, though, such beautiful, quality pieces with absolutely meticulous attention to detail.

I've been going to Mudhead for 7 years. It's my favorite place to buy gifts...for friends, family…read moreand (mostly) myself. They have an outstanding collection of Native American jewelry, pottery and other objects, as well as remarkable expertise. Based on my own collecting experience, I'd say the pricing is quite fair.

When I travel, I always seek out the local arts scene. I love public murals, sculptures and the…read morecreative vibe surrounding me. Luckily I was able to tap into the River North Arts District while visiting Denver. This unique and vibrant neighborhood is full of urban life and totally walkable as I always love to walk a city. I was mesmerized by how many murals there were, small businesses, and eateries. It was fun checking out all the art and creator galleries, along with the craft beer and food scene. People were friendly and approachable. I enjoyed interacting with them and hearing about their process. If you love funky and unique, I highly recommend stopping here for a while and exploring.

RiNo is a truly unique neighborhood to walk through. A century ago, RiNo served as Denver's…read moreindustrial engine, dominated by foundries, auto shops, railyards, and manufacturing plants. As production shifted away, the area was left with vast, vacant brick warehouses. In 2005, local artists began taking advantage of these spacious structures, organizing into a grassroots movement that officially designated the district under the slogan "Where Art Is Made."Today, the neighborhood retains its rugged industrial character--exposed brick, loading docks, and metal frameworks--now overlaid with thousands of square feet of vibrant street art and public murals that change regularly. Also ensure to visit the Denver Central Market located here

Sandi Calistro is an amazing artist as well as a tattooist and co-gallery owner along with William…read moreThidemann at Kaze Gallery in Denver, Colorado. She has become one of my favorite artists at the moment. She has her on line business as well as Kaze Gallery where gallery events are held and is also a tattoo studio, I must say, one of the best I have ever been to. I felt compelled to write a review about her work and where it is available because I enjoy it so much! I believe she is one to see, and if you are like me, looking for new art and new inspiration. Sandi is chalk full of AWESOMENESS! Her series are imaginative, and dreamy. I trust her completely to do my tattoo work and I just love her art! I wanted to give everyone an opportunity to see how amazing her work is. This is a perfect opportunity for me to post some pictures of pieces I have purchased. Her work is just the type of art and inspiration that I love to have surrounding me. It truly makes my day! Check her out! She RULES!

Adorable handmade candles and thoughtfully curated gifts. Lovely to wander through. They even offer…read morefree treats if you stop by with a furry companion!

Love this adorable shop!! Lots of beautiful plants, soaps, candles, incense etc. A must if you are…read moreshopping in NW Denver!!! Check it out and support this local business!!!