Curtis Center for the Arts

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For more information please call the Curtis Center for the Arts at 303-797-1779 or check the website for updates.

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The Curtis Center for the Arts is home to many unique and exciting art exhibits, lectures, cultural events, concerts, activities for seniors, and youth, and adult art programs. Curtis serves as the focal point in Greenwood Village’s commitment to the arts. Seven exhibits are offered at Curtis during the year including Youth Art Month, the Greenwood and Beyond Photography Show, and the All Colorado Art Show. Learn more about the History of Curtis.

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Center Hours


Monday through Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Saturdays - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Art Exhibits, Lectures & Special Events

Exhibits

Upcoming Exhibits

39th Annual All Colorado Art Show
July 9- August 27
Reception: Saturday, July 9th 6-8pm

Jurors Talk: Saturday, August 13th 2pm (Curtis Center for the Arts)

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The Curtis Center for the Arts presents the 39th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit celebrates artists from across the state displaying in many different mediums. From abstract paintings to mixed medium sculpture, there is something in this show for everyone.  

Garon_headshot Opens in new windowWe are honored to have Libby Garon, Gallery Director for Walker Fine Art as this year's juror. Libby is an art lover and has been fortunate to have the arts as a constant in her life. She began her art career studying studio art with a focus in printmaking at Mount Holyoke College in MA, and interning at Dieu Donne Paper Mill and Lower East Side Print Shop in New York. She has now been in the Denver arts community for over a decade working and serving as a board member for institutions including Art Students League of Denver, Access Gallery, Golden Triangle Neighborhood Association, PlatteForum, Culture Haus, Denver Art Museum’s Conservation Committee and Museum Friends. As Denver continues to grow, Libby is an active arts advocate and strives to share her passion for the arts in everything that she does. As the Gallery Director at Walker Fine Art, Libby intends to build strong relationships with both collectors and artists that are founded on trust. She continues to make and sell her own work and appreciates having both perspectives of the artist and the arts professional.


Recombobulation
September 6- October 29
Reception: Saturday, September 10 6-8pm

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Recombobulation: The act of recombobulating; putting back into order; removing confusion. The artists in this exhibit use found objects and other ephemera to create artistic treasures. They create a narrative by strategically arranging objects and allowing a specifically determined amount of original patina, shape, texture or inherent iconography to provide the plot for their story. Artists included in this exhibit are: Deborah Jang, Mark Friday, Michelle Lamb, Jimmy Descant, Leigh Cabell, Floyd Tunson, Sue Blosten and Kelton Osborn.

Instructor Showcase
November 5- December 22
Reception: Saturday, November 5 6-8pm








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Scientific & Cultural Facilities District

Through the Arapahoe County Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Curtis Arts and Humanities Center is enriched by grants that enable the center to create new programs or enhance existing programs.

Americans with Disabilities Act:

If you require special accommodations for participation in our recreation programs, please call 303-486-5773. If you require special accommodations for participation in our art programs, or to access Curtis Center for the Arts, please call 303-797-1779.