Call for Artists- Horse Power

Once primarily a rural community, Greenwood Village has developed into a dynamic blend of urban and residential areas, to include nationally recognized business parks and select neighborhood associations. The horse culture plays an important role in the Greenwood Village community. While it is home to the Denver Technology Center and its many contemporary, high-rise buildings, Greenwood Village is still dotted with horse property and barns. To honor this culture, the Curtis Center for the Arts is hosting “Horse Power,” an exhibit celebrating the art of the horse. The purpose of the show is to express the beauty of these magnificent creatures in many different styles and mediums. Artists with works portraying horses in any medium are encouraged to apply. Click here to apply for this call. Deadline for applications is Saturday, November 17th.

Art Exhibits, Lectures & Special Events

Exhibits

Best of the Art Students League Summer Art Market
When: November 5th - December 29th
Artists Reception: Saturday, November 10th 6-8pm
Where: Curtis Center for the Arts

In June of 2018 the Art Students League of Denver held their annual Summer Art Market. Cultural Arts Manager for the City of Greenwood Village, Chris Stevens, served as a judge for this year's festival. Chris, along with Henry Meininger (Owner of Meininger's Art Supplies) and Sandra Fettingis (Denver based artist) walked the show and together chose the best artwork in several categories. This exhibit features all of the award winners from this year's festival including: Gregory Dye (Best in Show), Jeff Russell, Julie Scott and Joe Scott (Best Booth Presentation), Michael Rieger (Best Mastery of Media and Technique), Lauri Dunn (Best Creative Interpretation), Julie Leidel (First Runner Up) and Ana Maria Botero (Meininger Award).

Horse Power

When: January 7th - February 23
Reception: Saturday, January 12th 6-8pm

Once primarily a rural community, Greenwood Village has developed into a dynamic blend of urban and residential areas, to include nationally recognized business parks and select neighborhood associations. The horse culture plays an important role in the Greenwood Village community. While it is home to the Denver Technology Center and its many contemporary, high-rise buildings, Greenwood Village is still dotted with horse property and barns. To honor this culture, the Curtis Center for the Arts is hosting “Horse Power,” an exhibit celebrating the art of the horse. The purpose of the show is to express the beauty of these magnificent creatures in many different styles and mediums. Artists with works portraying horses in any medium are encouraged to apply. Click here to apply for this call. Application deadline Saturday. November 17th.

Other Upcoming Exhibits

Youth Art Month: March 2- 30 Receptions: March 6 and 13

Month of Photography: April 6- May 4 Reception: April 6