An Evening with Mark Mothersbaugh Denver Film Fest 2022 Published Issue 106, October 2022 Denver Film Fest 2022 presents an Evening with Mark Mothersbaugh, featuring clips from five decades of work in music and film — from his earliest days as songwriter and frontman of the band DEVO to his scoring with such illustrious filmmakers as […]
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Jaime Carrejo: Waiting By Tai Bickham Photos by Wes Magyar Published Issue 091, July 2021 This is an excerpt from a recent blog interview with Denver-based multidisciplinary artist, Jaime Carrejo. Jaime Carrejo: Waiting is currently exhibiting at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, and Carrejo is a featured artist in the museum’s Octopus Initiative library. We emailed with
Moe Gram on MCA Denver Teen Workshop and the Role of Empathy in Art By Rachel Grammes Photos by Adrienne M. Kendall This is an excerpt from a recent interview with Denver-based artist, educator, and community organizer Moe Gram to learn about 3D collage. Gram recently worked with 11 metro Denver high school students to create
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StokerCon 2021: Colorado’s Annual Horror Lit Fest An Interview with John Palisano and Joshua Viola By Krysti Joméi Art by Aaron Lovett Read an exclusive sneak peek of the The Denver Phantom Edition — “Collateral Damage” by Angie Hodapp — below the interview. Horror Writers Association president John Palisano and StokerCon 2021 souvenir anthology editor & producer
Get Close But Don’t Touch By Tai Bickham Photo Credit: Adrienne M. Kendall Photography Published Issue 083, March 2021 Get Close But Don’t Touch is a new teen DIY collage exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. This colorful and creative installation was curated by Denver-based multidisciplinary artist, Moe Gram, and eleven metro Denver
KEITH HARING GRACE HOUSE MURAL AT MCA DENVER By Tai Bickham Published Issue 086, February 2021 Keith Haring: Grace House Mural is coming to the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver this spring (on view from February 26-August 26), the first time it will ever be presented as a museum exhibition. The mural was created in
MY LA: Mark Mothersbaugh Talks Life In the City Angels and A Chance For Changes By Beatie Wolfe Published Issue 086, Birdy Magazine Originally published January 13, 2020 AS PART OF HER COLUMN FOR LONDON’S EVENING STANDARD NEWSPAPER, BIRDY FRIEND, ARTIST BEATIE WOLFE, SITS DOWN WITH AN INSPIRING LOS ANGELES RESIDENT. THIS MONTH? DEVO FRONTMAN, COMPOSER AND
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To Tell Your Own Story is a Sacred Act: The Brains behind this Winter’s Teen Anti-Hero Short Film Festival Interview By Rachel Grammes Art by Soah Blake Published Issue 085, January 2021 Call all Teens for Submissions: To Tell Your Own Story is A Sacred Act. Film submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. on January
EXERCISING DISCOURSE: AN AFTERNOON IN CONVERSATION By Tai Bickham Art by Laura Shill Photo by Wes Magyar, Courtesy of MCA Denver Sunday afternoons seem to be the perfect time to find yourself in a museum. My friend and I reserved our tickets to take in the current exhibition, Citizenship: A Practice of Society, and were
Step Back & See What You Have By Olivia Rea Valentin Published Issue 084, December 2020 Hand letterer // Illustrator // Designer: Olivia is a doughnut-eating, cat-loving, French-speaking, New York-raised, Denver-based designer with a BFA in graphic design from RMCAD. Her quirky, colorful designs are inspired by sayings, feelings and observations that she experiences in her
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