MoP 2013 is off to a fantastic start. Our third biannual this year is triple the size of 2011. There are over 180 photography museum galleries and art spaces exhibiting photography in Denver and the region. Over 250 events which includes the standard photo fest...

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“Dazzling” is a series of photographic portraits taken at the Platinum International New comer’s Pageant and at several subsquent pageants. The portraits are of the participants, a mixture of drag, cross-dressing and transgender. They are competing to become Mr. and Miss Platinum ...

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In the exhibition of photographs by artist, Daniel Murtagh, entitled "Cinema Memory," curator, John Grant, focused on four bodies of work that Murtagh has been investigating for the last 25 years. While Daniel Murtagh is best known for his richly drawn color and black and wh...

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The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver (MCA Denver) is a non-collecting institution acting as an incubator for art and ideas, artistic exchange and dialogue. In 2007, eleven years after its founding, the museum opened a new David Adjaye-designed building in Lower Downtown Denver. MCA Denve...

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Robischon Gallery is pleased to present Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick’s third solo exhibition featuring large and small-scale panoramic photographs alongside paintings and sculptures from the artists’ newest collaborative series. Customary to all of Kahn + Selesnick’s highly...

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The Denver Salon was formed by Mark Sink in 1993 to gather fine art photographers that he admired who were pursuing higher ideals in the use of photography. The Denver Salon prides itself with presenting bold experiments-risky and revealing subject matter as well as...

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Photo Book Works is an international exhibition of artists’ books incorporating photographic imagery and/or processes as a primary element. The works in this exhibition support the viewpoint that the physical, printed book is most emphatically not on its way out, as some loudly p...

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The Dikeou Collection is pleased to announce the acquisition of works by Dutch photographer, Sebastiaan Bremer from his series Schöner Götterfunken, which were shot with color reversal Kodak Safety film. As part of Denver’s Month of Photography 2013, two of Bremer’s large-scale pho...

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We Once Were is a series of portraits by Susanne Mitchell, inspired by a group of glass plate negatives from the late 1800’s–early 1900’s. Mitchell enlarges parts of the “found” portraits into photolithographic negatives, prints them onto stained birch plywood and embellishes the imager...

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Laura Letinsky’s photography has evolved from studies in melancholy and absence to subtle, yet surprising, explorations of perception, color and space. The Denver Art Museum (DAM), in collaboration with the artist and Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York, present Laura Letinsky: Sti...

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Gildar Gallery presents Real is a Feeling, an exhibit featuring mechanical image reproduction as a way of exploring subjective perception. Part of Denver's Month of Photography, this thematic group show was inspired by the song of the same name by artist / musician / provocateur Travi...

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The exhibition shows images that uncover the unseen or picture something seen in an unusual way. We look for the special view through the lens or the experimental expression in the delivery or the photography-based process.

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It began on the subway on my way to work. I don’t know exactly why I started taking pictures of the people I sat across from every day. Maybe because I fidget and can’t sit still. Maybe because I was feeling a little alone at the time. I don’t know. I’d take their pictures on...

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