This art space is tucked into a corner of the massive Casa Bonita parking lot. It has several…read moregalleries including Core, Next and Edge. A friend from my pottery class was having a show and she was in Core gallery. The space was inviting, spacious and a great place to showcase art! I believe Core is a co-op of artists. Cute little art supply store in there as well. Worth checking out for sure!

I attended this art showing to see some of my friends work. It's the first time I've been in a…read morelocal art gallery. It was a fun experience as well as a learning experience. They had water, cheese and wine to nosh on. The art was fun and colorful. It was a few hours well spent.

A small bit of the Bus Stop affordable housing development in North Boulder has been carved out as…read morea gallery space, part of the NoBo Art District. Parking is very difficult as most of the surrounding streets are marked, "No Parking." There is a lot for tenants behind the building which is marked, "Permit Only," but the gallery manager said it was OK to park there. The gallery is in the northeast corner of the building, facing Broadway. The space is long and narrow. A wall of glass overhead doors limits exhibition space, but provides lots of light. The gallery showcases work from the 250+ NoBo members plus work from established artists along the Front Range. The front lobby of the gallery contains the NoBo Artisan Gift Shop which shows original art, decorative objects, and gifts. The space is available to rent for commercial and private events.

Formally known as Limited Addiction Gallery, this contemporary art magnet is still super fantastic…read more My favorite on the Santa Fe Art Walk, they bring in some big names and never disappoint. The press release states, "Limited Addiction will remain as the publishing division of the Gallery, featuring limited edition prints and monographs."

This gallery is your source for progressive art from across the nation. I have lots of Favorites in…read moretown for local art. But it would be hard to beat The David B. Smith gallery for National and International artists. Examples include Josh Keyes, Bruno Novelli, Emil Alzamora, Bua and so many more. They have moved to 1543 A Wazee Street Denver, CO 80202. So go check out the art and there new space.

Robert Anderson has been a long-time Denver gallerist with a unique focus on fine art photography…read more He unfortunately closed the gallery at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020. A new space recently became available just a couple of doors east of the previous location and Robert seized the opportunity to reopen in April 2025. The new gallery is a bit smaller than in the past, but an old and tired storefront has been thoroughly remodeled to provide a clean and elegant gallery space. There's a very nice mix of historic and contemporary photography plus a few non-photographic fine art pieces that have caught Robert's eye. He has excellent taste and the refreshed gallery is well worth a visit.

A great gallery. It is light filled, with high ceilings! The building itself profiles great old…read moreDenver architecture. The current show on Cuba is well curated featuring different artist's work including Tony Ortega, Sylvia Montero and Cyrus McCrimmon.

They're the best bet for finding up and coming artist. Christine Serr has an amazing skill for…read morerecognizing talent. Also, I know there is a trend in Aspen and other Denver galleries of pushing Russian and Chinese artists. I prefer the American work and talent. The curation for each show is so particular, you will only see the best of the best. Finally I have to mention they treat their artist like royalty. Another gallery owner Bobbie (something or other) has a notorious reputation for demanding her artist take certain directions. Gallery 1261 nourishes their artists and allows them to be independent. My money is on 1261.

They have a lot of representational traditional paintings here such as figures, portraits and still…read morelifes The art is of high quality and expensive. It is also a very nice space. They also have art classes.

I set out to integrate myself into the arts community in the Denver Metro, and I feel like this…read moreorganization can deliver! I attended a meeting after being invited by a new acquaintance. I was so inspired by the intense energy and enthusiasm of the members. After going months without creative contact, it was refreshing to be around other artists and be able to talk about art without any shame or pretense! The facility itself is very clean and well-maintained. There is ample gallery space with plenty of opportunities for artist members and volunteers to showcase their work. The website is also very comprehensive and makes it very easy to look up upcoming opportunities, past successes, and current work and contact information of the artists it supports. Kudos to 40 West Arts for taking the plunge and creating a safe space for artists in the community!

I've been bullied for two years by another teacher/artist/dancer and when she escalated at Westfax,…read moreinstead of hearing both sides or seeing evidence, they joined in the slander/libel and banned me. I've been coming to 40 west for years and been an artist through them for 2 years, I had also talked to them previously about the bully and my fear and thought they would stand with me. They took a little while to respond and said they would look into it. When I filed the lawsuit against the bully, I sent on the cover sheet and said I would be happy to provide any evidence or answer any questions. I had been clear about needing a deadline of 9/30, I though a month and half to hear anything was more than reasonable, but they just ghosted me. So now I had to file a lawsuit against them to try and be treated equitably and so I can feel safe moving forward. having to do that, when I'm already dealing with someone who is unhinged is crap.

Kelly Austin-Rolo is a contemporary, abstract artist who works primarily in encaustic with a focus…read moreon landscapes. She has maintained a studio in the 910 Arts complex for many years, but has now converted the space to a gallery with a grand opening on May 15, 2026. Go through the south door of the 910 Arts building and up the south staircase by the coffee shop. You will find the gallery in Unit 10 at the top of the stairs. Alternatively, you can use the north door and/or north staircase to get upstairs, then take the walkway to the south side of the building. The gallery is small, but bright, with two windows facing west and a large entrance with light from a huge skylight over the stairwell. The inaugural show, "Points of View: Ideas in Conversation," presents complimentary, abstract work from 15 established artists, including Kelly. The 910 Arts building is full of artists' studios, other galleries, and a very nice coffee shop. Rolo Gallery is a great addition to the complex.

I'll be at kind of chaotic and crowded, if you are looking for the first Friday type experience…read morethat many cities have, then this is a good pic. There was many different booths and areas with artists and clothing and jewelry for purchase, as well as tarot card and poem writing tables, lots of food trucks and bars to stop off at...a fun little night out.

Definitely more of a neighborhood party than an art focus. The sidewalks are narrow and crowded…read more The galleries are concentrated between 5th through 10th. The city should consider close of street traffic to allow free flow of pedestrians and create a food court with the numerous food trucks on the scene.