Upcoming events.
CultureHop: D3 Arts
For this week’s Culture Hop, members will be hopping over to D3 Arts, a community-driven arts organization dedicated to promoting creative expression and cultural heritage in Denver’s Westwood neighborhood. We will also be having an artist talk with Biennial team member Apple and local artist Amayas Gonzalez about their devised theatre performance When I Looked in the Mirror and Saw God Staring Back: A Reflection of Trans Divinity. Join us for a unique chance to learn about art, community, and creative engagement from multiple perspectives.
CultureHop: ASLD and Artist Talk w/ Desirae Brown
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Art Students League of Denver. We'll explore their welcoming and inspiring art community, dedicated to nurturing artistic growth for all skill levels through accessible classes and exhibitions. Join us to experience this vibrant creative hub that has been empowering artists since 1987.
We are also excited to see the new exhibit I Can Show You Better Than I Can Tell You , showcasing the body of work Desirae Brown has created throughout her residency at ASLD. Brown's work explores the value and beauty of her experience in single Black motherhood through multimedia sculpture.
May Member Event: World Collage Day with Collé!
We’re coming together for World Collage Day, and you’re invited. Hosted by Collé and Biennial Culture Club, this gathering is all about making space for creativity, connection, and community.
CultureHop: Olive and Finch
For this week’s Culture Hop, members will be hopping over to Olive & Finch’s new location at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, where founder Mary Nguyen will share the story behind this beloved Denver eatery. We'll learn about her inspiration for creating a cozy spot focused on fresh, handcrafted meals made from scratch. Join us to discover what makes Olive & Finch a local favorite!
CultureHop: Taza Gallery
For this week’s CultureHop, members will be hopping over to Taza Gallery, a unique art space located within the Adams County Government Center. We'll explore how this unexpected gallery setting, nestled inside Taza Coffee House, showcases rotating exhibitions by local artists. We will be viewing the exhibition A Time to Focus by Diego Florez-Arroyo, whose work reminds viewers to remember how beauty is ingrained in our everyday world. In the exhibition, Florez-Arroyo takes modern photographic references and uses them to celebrate culture, perspective, and beauty in hopes of igniting subconscious nostalgia and opening our imagination to new possibilities.
CultureHop: Union Hall
For this week’s CultureHop, members will be hopping over to Union Hall, a contemporary art space in the Coloradan building at Denver’s Union Station. We will be viewing the exhibition Oracle. Oracle is an experiential exhibition that positions art as a vehicle for introspection and guidance. Rather than simply viewing the work, visitors are invited to engage with them as oracular tools, asking questions, seeking insight and exploring personal meaning. Weekly Guided Oracle Experiences offer facilitated support for those wishing to delve deeper into a reflective journey.
Oracle brings together six, female, Colorado-based artists: Yazz Atmore, Faatma Be Oné, Linda Bishara, Rebecca Peebles, Sarah Tenney and Harriet Woodman, whose work reflects their personal spiritual and creative journeys. Some of the works on view were created from the act of divine channeling, while others explore life lessons, healing and play through various mediums, including ceramics, installation, collage, drawing, and painting.
Guadalajara Culture Trip 2025
Culture Club Member Event Only
The Biennial Culture Club will be heading to Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico for the Material Art Fair. We can’t wait to explore this gorgeous city!
More details to come.
CultureHop: MATTER
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to MATTER - an independent design studio, bookstore, and advocacy driven space known for its commitment to social justice, typography, and radical thinking. We’ll explore their space, hear more about their mission, and look inside their unique collection of books and design objects that challenge conventions and inspire change.
CultureHop: Vicki Myhren Gallery at DU
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Vicki Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver to view their current exhibition, “Outside Influence: Photography in Colorado 1945-1995.” The show explores work that traces the evolution of fine art photography in Colorado, highlighting the influence of incoming artists and educators on the region’s photographic practice.
Happy Hour!
Enjoy a fantastic evening at Emerald Eye with great conversation, new connections, and good drinks! Join us for a networking happy hour designed to help you expand your circle, spark new collaborations, and connect with fellow members in a lively atmosphere.
CultureHop: Cultura Chocolate
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Cultura Chocolate, a bean-to-bar chocolate making company, where we’ll explore their space, learn about their chocolate-making process, and hear about their dedication to Latin American traditions and sustainable sourcing. This is a unique opportunity to experience the artistry and heritage behind their craft while connecting with a local business that honors cultural authenticity and ethical practices.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: Migas Coffee
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Migas Coffee, where their team will share more about their mission, space, and commitment to sustainability and community-driven initiatives. They’ll also take us on a tour of Green Spaces, the vibrant co-working and marketplace they call home!
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
POP: Happy Hour at Dons w/ Mr. Lucky’s
Raise a Friday afternoon toast with your fellow Culture Club members and savor a delicious sandwich from Mr. Lucky’s! Join us as we welcome the spring season and kick off the weekend with great company, good food, and vibrant conversation. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
CultureHop: AfroMexican Journey: Yanga, Slavery, and Freedom
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Museo de las Americas for a guided tour of their current exhibition - AfroMexican Journey: Yanga, Slavery, and Freedom. The show explores AfroMexican cultural heritage through the lens of Gaspar Yanga’s legacy, employing diverse art mediums to examine themes of liberation, resilience, and the transformative power of resistance.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: PlatteForum
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Platte Forum to explore their gallery space on the TAXI campus in RiNo. Members will have the opportunity to explore their facility and get a greater insight into their work on leveraging urban art and activism to empower youth, drive social change, and foster an inclusive creative dialogue.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
Roll with Us: A Bocce and Bites Social
For our March Culture Club event, our members are heading to The Lob for a night of Bocce Ball and light bites! 🍽️🎳 This Canadian-owned gem is the first of its kind in Denver, originally hailing from Toronto. We’re excited to gather with our Culture Club community, enjoy some friendly bocce competition, and celebrate the vibrant Canadian presence here in Denver. 🇨🇦 See you there!
CultureHop: Blair Caldwell Library
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Blair Caldwell African American Research Library for an exclusive tour and a look into their Black History Month art exhibition. Featuring works by Bob Ragland, Chloé Duplessis, Rachel Crosby, Jasmine Holmes, Ryan Landell, and Jon Hurst, the exhibit celebrates the rich tapestry of Black heritage from past to present.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: Center for Visual Art, MSU Denver
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to the Center for Visual Art at MSU for a guided tour of Tomiko Jones’: The Intimate Infinite. The exhibition explores the interplay between personal narrative and the natural environment through a unique blend of contemporary digital photography, cyanotype, and the Japanese printmaking technique ukiyo-e, challenging viewers to rethink their connection to the land amid ongoing environmental and social shifts.
About the Artist:
Tomiko Jones’ photography and multidisciplinary installations explore social, cultural and geopolitical transitions, considering the twin crises of too much and too little in the age of climate change. Loose narratives unfold in sculptural video installations and questionably fictional photographs.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: BMoCA and special look at Ana González Barragán’s Installation
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to BMoCA for a guided tour of Ana González Barragán’s current InsideOut installation Intimacy with a (non) site. This immersive installation explores the intersections of identity, environment, and materiality, offering a unique perspective on how we connect with spaces and the natural world.
About the Artist: Ana González Barragán (b. Mexico City, 1989) is an artist and researcher focused on the histories — cultural, geological, and political — of different stones and minerals. Working in obsidian, marble, and other materials with long aesthetic traditions, González Barragán creates sculptural objects and installations that explore and amplify the metaphoric potential of geologic bodies, paying careful attention to their own complex histories, detectable in veins, cracks, and gradations of tone. In her practice, González Barragán also uses time-based media and oral history-taking to register the extractive (and often violent and exploitative) processes long associated with these materials, from the gender politics and labor practices of mining to the ecological impacts of industrial capitalism.
Culture Club February Event: Corvus Coffee Tasting!
Join us for a delightful coffee tasting experience at Corvus Coffee Roasters, featuring an exquisite selection of coffees sourced from across the Americas. Complementing the tasting, enjoy a variety of pastries to round out the experience!
CultureHop: Kimberley Faber Studio
Culture Club Member Event
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to local artist Kimberly Faber’s studio for a tour and inside look at her artistic process and stunning work.
Artist Statement: With concept as priority, I offer subversive examples of societal “norms” and expectations, highlighting the inherent absurdism of the structures that hold us in place. My working concepts often come into being through preoccupation with and examination of elements of the collective experience that I find peculiar. Finding the root in an inversion of the norm, a hypocrisy, the associated slang and idioms, or even a surprising element of preliminary research, I then develop these working concepts through extensive research and inquiry as I seek the patterns, consistencies, and gaps within experiences that appear, at surface, to be universal, but in reality, are not. These develop into something of a theory and challenge to what we believe we know to be true, resulting in a tension that cannot always be contained within the frame, one that most often requires a viewer.
CultureHop: Raquelitas Tortillas
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Raquelitas Tortillas for a special behind the scenes tour. Raquelitas Tortillas is a staple of Denver’s culinary scene known for its high-quality, locally made tortillas. We will learn about their production process, sustainability efforts, and the rich history behind this family-owned business.
About the business: We're Colorado’s first, original tortilla factory, rooted in tradition since 1960. We’re committed to sustainability, using 100% wind and solar power, and recycling 95% of our food processing waste. Our tortillas and chips are crafted with locally sourced ingredients, supporting Colorado's farmers and the local economy. From classic options to unique flavors like Pueblo Green Chile, Bison Tallow, and Hibiscus, our products offer a superior taste and texture that elevate any dish. Still family owned and operated, we blend tradition with innovation to bring you the best tortillas and chips you’ll ever taste. We exist, still after 60 years, with only one goal. We don't have any interest at being the biggest tortilla maker - simply the best.
Mexico City Art Week - Culture Trip
Mark your calendars and save the date for the 2025 Mexico City Art Week Culture Trip. We will explore the city's thriving cultural renaissance during one of the biggest weeks of the year, visit the most prominent galleries in Mexico City for behind-the-scenes shows, and enjoy VIP access to Latin America's leading art fairs. We are excited to connect Coloradans to cultural capitals across the Americas and to bring the inspiration gained back home. Learn more about this trip here.
CultureHop: Leon Gallery
Culture Club Member Event
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Leon Gallery to see the current exhibition The Peace Found by artist Fitz Lewis and to hear from gallery owner’s Eric Nord and Eric Dallimore about running one of Denver’s greatest non-profit galleries.
About the Artist: Fitz Joseph Lewis (they/them) (b. 1983, Mark Joseph Fitzsimmons, Kansas City, Mo.) is a Denver based interdisciplinary conceptual and artist. The artist asks what we value - the object or the action; the symbol or what the symbol represents. Influenced by their history of violence, Lewis plays with the humble materials that permeated their abusive childhood and time in combat zones. The work is an outcome of the artist deconstructing and healing from the values that were violently instilled within them.
About CultureHop: The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
Culture Club January Event: Music from the Sole
Culture Club Member Event of the Month!
The Biennial Culture Club Members will be heading to the Newman Center of Performing Arts to experience a performance of tap dance and live music that honors the Afro-diasporic roots of tap, with a special focus on its rich connections to Afro-Brazilian dance and music. Led by Brazilian dancer and choreographer Leonardo Sandoval, this performance is a celebration of culture, rhythm, and heritage!
Learn more about Music from the Sole.
CultureHop: Historic Denver Home Tour with Donna Altieri and Michael Thornton
Culture Club Member Event
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping over to Donna Altieri’s and Michael Thornton’s historic home. Local Denver icons and Biennial Culture Club members themselves, Donna and Michael are giving us a special tour of their historic Denver home, filled with their private collection of art and decor. We can’t wait to get a peek inside of Denver history in the Baker neighborhood!
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: K Contemporary Gallery
Culture Club Member Event
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping to K Contemporary Gallery to see their current exhibiting artists, Kristopher Wright: Rock, Salt, and Nails and Jason Craighead: Proof of Life.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: Colorado Photographic Arts Center
Culture Club Member Event
For this week’s CultureHop, Culture Club Members will be hopping to the Colorado Photographic Arts Center to see their Biennial Student Show, Emerging Vision 2024. Juror Nelson Chan, Assistant Professor of Photography at the California College of the Arts and Publisher/Co-Founder of TIS Books, selected images by 27 talented photography students from universities located throughout the US, each student offering a unique perspective on the future of a medium that is constantly evolving. For more information about the show, visit the CPAC website.
About CultureHop:
The Biennial of the Americas' CultureHop program is designed to bring Culture Club members closer to the vibrant art and cultural scenes across the Americas right here in Denver. CultureHop invites participants to join curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces. Each week, members will "hop" between different creative venues, offering them an intimate and behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. Meetups will feature coffee and pastries from local coffee shops.
The program provides a unique opportunity to engage with local artists, spaces and galleries to explore diverse cultural expressions, and foster meaningful connections within the arts community. It's a great way for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers to stay connected to the creative pulse of Denver and build greater appreciation for the Americas.
CultureHop: Creative Capitol: this is Native art
Culture Club members, join us on January 3, 2025 from 10 a.m.- 11 a.m. for a special tour of Creative Capitol: This is Native Art at the Colorado State Capitol!
This is Native Art, curated by artist Danielle SeeWalker, brings together more than 35 practicing Native American artists from across the United States, each exploring various aesthetics and compositions while challenging the narrative of what Native American art is and what is expected to be. Their powerful expressions demonstrate diversity while weaving a shared view of Indigenous knowledge. As contemporary Native American art gains an increase of visibility across the country, this exhibition charts a glimpse into the often-untold stories of Native America and the significance of affirming Native modernism.
Featured Artists
Zander Arizona, Jason Barnes, Dante Biss-Grayson, Winter E.R. Brown, Jessica Clark, Laney Cully, Garrett Etsitty, John Gritts, Heather Johnston, Brent Learned, Savannah LeCornu, George Levi, Jaylee Lowe, Paul Lucero, Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand, Travis Mammedaty, Megan McDermott, Hattie Lee Mendoza, Timothy Tate Nevaquaya, Sarah Ortegon HighWalking, Loriene Pearson, Kimberly Robertson, Danielle SeeWalker, Rhonda Shelford Jansen, Randee Spruce, Mason St. Peter, Isaiah Stewart, Angelica Trimble-Yanu, Anna Tsouhlarakis, Don Brewer Wakpa, Kate Wheeler, Mar Williams, and Diane Yankton.
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CultureHop offers curated Friday morning tours of artist studios, galleries, museums, and cultural spaces, giving our Culture Club Members an intimate, behind-the-scenes experience with local artists, curators, and cultural leaders. CultureHop is for Culture Club Members only.
CultureHop: ARTcade
Step into ARTcade, where classic arcade games meet the world of contemporary art! This immersive experience reimagines the traditional arcade, with local artists transforming games and prizes into vibrant, one-of-a-kind creations.
Explore 16 unique arcade games and the return of the Japanese Arts Network’s popular gachapon machines. From fan-favorites like claw machines and pinball to new artist-customized games, there’s something for everyone.
As always, coffee and pastries will be provided.
CultureHop: Manos Sagrados and Ollin Cafetín
Join us on Friday, December 13, for an exclusive tour of Manos Sagrados, led by founder herself and Biennial Board Member Bruce Trujillo!
Founded in the spring of 2023 by Alicia “Bruce” Trujillo, Manos Sagrados is a vibrant space for artists, musicians, and creatives. Bruce was inspired after a Culture Club trip to Mexico City Art Week in 2023 and knew she had to create a special place for community in Denver. The space brings together a venue, artist studios, and a recording studio, while also offering support through booking, management, and consulting services. Trujillo, a queer Chicana with a rich background in radio, talent buying, visual arts, and community collaboration, envisioned Manos Sagrados as a safe, intentional space for BIPOC, femme, 2SLGBTQ+, and disabled communities to thrive creatively. The name, meaning "sacred hands," was inspired by a traditional Indigenous cleansing, symbolizing the balance of creativity, identity, and community.
Coffee and Pastries will be provided from Ollin Cafetzin!
Feliz & Festive Holiday Brunch!
Join us for a Year-End Brunch Celebration at La Plaza! Enjoy live music, delicious food, unique shopping, and exciting games. Plus, with an arcade for the kids, it’s fun for the whole family!
We're looking forward to seeing you there!
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La Plaza celebrates and connects the vibrant cultures of Latin America, empowering local artisans and businesses while providing a diverse marketplace of authentic and diverse products. La Plaza serves as a welcoming community where families can spend quality time together, cultural heritage thrives alongside economic growth, and every shopping experience is different from anything that you will find anywhere else in the United States.
CultureHop: Alma Thomas at Denver Art Museum
Join us on Friday, December 6, for CultureHop at the Denver Art Museum and experience the extraordinary exhibition, Composing Color: Paintings by Alma Thomas from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
This vibrant showcase invites you to see the world through the eyes of Alma Thomas, the groundbreaking American artist and educator renowned for her dazzling abstract style. Featuring works from the Smithsonian’s extensive collection, the exhibition explores Thomas’s use of color as a symbolic and multisensory element—evoking sound, motion, temperature, and even scent. Organized around her favorite themes of space, earth, and music, Composing Color offers a unique look into the life and vision of this iconic artist.
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate art, culture, and connection!
Draw the line.Erase the line. EXHIBITION OPENING
Join us for the opening night of Draw a Line. Erase the Line., presented by PARDON and featuring drinks from Madre Mezcal on November 22, 2024 from 6-9 P.M.
Draw the line. Erase the line. borrows its title from Yoko Ono’s Grapefruit, a collection of conceptual instructions that invite readers to break free from conventions and engage with everyday life in unconventional ways. Like Ono’s simple yet profound instructions, the works in this exhibition explore how boundaries—whether self-imposed or situational-serve as catalysts for innovation.
Artists:
Bethany Collins | Julien Creuzet | Fabiola Menchelli | Maggy Hamel-Metsos | Ana Maria Hernando | Andrew Jensdotter | Matthew Larson | Gabriel de la Mora | Pablo Rasgado | Mau Samayoa | Joel Swanson
Address: The Vault 3758 Osage St #102 Denver, CO 802011
CultureHop: One River North Tour
Join us for an exclusive tour of One River North, an extraordinary 16-story landmark redefining urban living in Denver’s RiNo arts district. Discover 187 for-lease residences, each with private open-air terraces and floor-to-ceiling glass, all wrapped in a groundbreaking sculptural facade. One River North seamlessly blends city life with nature, fulfilling the promise of balanced urban living.
We can’t wait to see you there! And, of course, we’ll have coffee and pastries ready for you.
CultureHop: Walker Fine Art Gallery Tour
Walker Fine Art welcomes you into a realm of connection, tranquility, and transformation in their upcoming exhibition, ASCENSION. Through ethereal installations, surreal landscapes, and celestial skyscapes, five artists invite us to pause from the busyness of life and reflect on moments of serenity and unity. Detaching from the everyday and experiencing the transcendence of art allows boundaries to blur and invites a sense of shared humanity.
We hope to see you all there! As always, coffee and pastries will be provided.
Toronto Biennial Culture Trip
Join the Biennial of the Americas for the Toronto Biennial Culture Trip 2024, on November 7 - 10. We’ll be visiting during the third edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art city-wide exhibition featuring 22 artists from across the Americas. We’ll explore the city through insider experiences designed especially for our Culture Club members, including private tours, artist talks, and behind-the-scenes insights of the Toronto Biennial and the city itself.
What’s included?
Happy Hour Event
Curatorial Brunch
Toronto Art Walks
Behind-the-scenes tours of the most prominent Toronto Biennial galleries
Artist Talks at the Toronto Sculpture Garden
Culture Club Exclusive Party
Farewell Lunch Reception
Register Here
The Toronto Biennial of Art
36 total artists featuring 22 from the Americas
The Toronto Biennial of Art commissions artists to create new works for a city-wide exhibition. They provide expanded understandings of contemporary art practices and are building a legacy of free, inclusive, and accessible contemporary arts programming in Toronto and surrounding communities.
Angélica Serech (b. 1982, Guatemala; she/her)
Cecilia Vicuña (b. 1948, Chile; she/her)
Charles Campbell (b. 1970, Jamaica; he/him) – co-commissioned and co-produced with the National Gallery of Canada
Cristina Flores Pescorán (b. 1986, Perú; she/her)
Elyla (b. 1989, Nicaragua; they/them)
IKUMAGIALIIT ᐃᑯᒪᒋᐊᓖᑦ (those that need fire), performance band with Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory, Cris Derksen, Jamie Griffiths and Christine Tootoo (founded in 2019) – co-presented with the Image Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University
Justine A. Chambers (b. 1975, Canada; she/her/hers)
Karen Tam (b. 1977, Canada; she/her)
Manuel Mathieu (b. 1986, Haiti; he/him) – co-presented with Gallery TPW
Maria Ezcurra (b. 1973, Argentina/Mexico; she/her)
Maria Hupfield (b. 1975, Canada; she/her)
Morris Lum (b. 1983, Trinidad and Tobago; he/him)
Naomi Rincón Gallardo (b. 1975; Mexico, she/her) – co-commissioned and co-produced with KADIST
Nereyda López (b. 1965, Peru; she/her)
Nicholas Galanin (b. 1979, Tlingit and Unangax̂, USA; he/him)
Raven Chacon (b. 1977, Navajo Nation, USA; he/him)
Sameer Farooq (b. 1978, Canada; he/him) – co-commissioned and co-presented with Agnes Etherington Art Centre
Sandra Brewster (b. 1973, Canada; she/her)
Santiago Yahuarcani (b. 1961, Peru; he/him)
Stina Baudin (b. Canada; she/her)
Tessa Mars (b. 1985, Haiti; she/her)
Winsom Winsom (b. 1945, "The Universe"; she/her)