Another free gallery in the Santa Fe Arts District. They had a couple different artists on when I…read morevisited. Some very intriguing, modern, realistic art. Unlike some of the other galleries in this area, this is set up like a traditional gallery--paintings spaced out and well presented. Easy to view everything. Not set up like some type of variety or art shop. As I've said in other similar reviews, near a few other galleries in this fading arts district, so you can visit a few different types of art. No real restaurants nearby. But worth a stop.

Bitfactory Gallery fronts the Bitfactory Studios complex which contains 15 art studios on two…read morelevels plus an additional rental exhibition space (the Garage) in the rear. The gallery is owned and managed by Bill Thomason. He curates cutting edge work from local, national, and international creators. Bill consistently puts together challenging group shows and finds remarkable exhibits from individual contributors. The gallery consists of a front and back room offering a good amount of exhibition space. Bill does a good job of hanging and displaying the work so that it's easy to evaluate. The art studio building is accessible from a side door of the gallery. Many of the studio artists open their spaces for visits from the public on First Fridays. This is definitely one of the most consistently interesting galleries on Santa Fe Drive. You should certainly check it out during any visit to the Art District.

There is a POP gallery in NYC that I really enjoy. This one is a little different, of course,…read morebeing in Denver, and was set up more like an art shop than an organized gallery, but represented a lot of different artists and styles. Brass sculptures, mixed media, abstract art, art inspired by Cubism. They also have jewelry. I am sad to see from the previous review that there is a basement that I totally missed. Another stop in the Santa Fe art district that could be part of a whole day adventure.

Love, love, love this gallery! It is always a must when on Santa Fe, or exploring the Denver art…read morescene, especially for First Fridays. The art is astounding and the gallery feels like a fun maze that goes on forever, always with something new to explore. The basement is one of my favorites because you would never know it was there. Then you step into it and never want to leave! Truly cannot pass by this place and not go in when we are in the area. Highly recommend supporting this local spot.

Alto has moved from its rather odd location in a hallway at the RiNo Art Park to a more formal…read moregallery space in the new Walnut Flats Apartments at 38th and Walnut. The gallery is still operated by the non-profit Birdseed Collective and dates back to 2016 with a modest space in the Berkeley neighborhood. It moved to the Art Park in 2021 and relocated here in July 2026. The gallery shows emerging and established contemporary artists with a strong focus on local talent, BILPOC, and diverse individuals. A variety of community programming includes workshops, demonstrations, performances, and artist talks, in addition to receptions for continuing monthly exhibitions. The new location provides much more high-quality exhibition space plus a large studio/workshop area. The only downside is that parking is a little tricky in this area with many busy streets intersecting and a lot of continuing construction underway. The art shown here varies widely in quality, given the nature of the gallery's mission, but shows are often interesting and thought-provoking. It is certainly worth fighting the traffic to check things out. An early weekend afternoon might be a good time to find a more peaceful atmosphere in this area.

This small space, tucked into the middle of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, is a…read morecollaboration between CU Denver, Denver Arts & Venues, and the Performing Arts Complex. It is a non-profit, interactive and immersive gallery, with a focus on new technologies in art and design. You can find it across from the Buell Theater and next to the Prelude + Post restaurant. Cutting-edge exhibits are student curated and managed. They often involve partnerships with major artists and other cultural institutions. The space is free and open to the public. Exhibits can vary in quality, but are often challenging and interesting.

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.

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.

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 walked a good ways to get to this place. It's at the end of the Santa Fe arts district. The art…read morelooked intriguing, colorful, and they had an Anthony Bourdain piece I was really interested in. I arrived between 3 and 3:30 PM on a Wednesday. They are supposed to be open 12-6 Tue-Thursday. I get gallery hours being lax or things opening and closing a little off hours, but to arrive and find the place closed down and locked HOURS before they were supposed to close, in fact, in the middle of the hours they were supposed to be open (see photos) . . . WTF.

This very tired warehouse built in 1930 has been beautifully restored and repurposed into a…read morefunctional and expansive art gallery and event space. The interior is very attractive with exposed brick and a wooden ceiling with original beams. The facade has floor-to-ceiling windows and the rear opens to the patio with two glass overhead doors, so there's lots of light. There's a large bar in the center of the space, beautiful restrooms, a large, well-equipped catering kitchen, an expansive, very private patio, and a nice rooftop deck with another bar. There is also an enclosed classroom space and, I believe, some art studios. This is a great addition to the Denver gallery scene and a very nicely-equipped and comfortable event space.