Curtis Center for the Arts

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The Curtis Center for the Arts is Open!

Current COVID-19 guidelines will be required for all visitors which will include mask wearing and social distancing.

If you are not feeling well please do not visit.

Masks are not required for visitors who have been fully vaccinated. Masks are strongly encouraged for visitors who have not been fully vaccinated.

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

Watercolor Society of Colorado- Exploration in Watermedia
September 4- October 30
Reception: Saturday, September 4th 6-8pm

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The Watercolor Society of Colorado presents “Exploration in Watermedia”. This is a unique and different exhibition of watermedia art. There are ways that we tell stories from themes, concepts, and life. And when we add a water-based media to ‘show’ a story, the opportunities become unlimited. This watercolor exhibit provides an opportunity to view an exciting show that includes images that result from unrestrained creativity. The juror for this year’s exhibit is Karen Roehl. Originally from Montreal, Canada, Karen now lives in Denver, CO and maintains a studio in the vibrant RiNo Arts District. Roehl completed the graphic design program at the Art Institute of Colorado in 1987. In 2004, she entered the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree program at University of Colorado at Denver. She was the recipient of the Colorado Scholar’s scholarship award in 2007, UCD’s Fellowship award in 2006 and 2007, and completed her BFA degree in December 2007, graduating magna cum laude. Roehl joined the faculty at Art Students League of Denver in 2011, where she hosts classes in basic and abstract painting.

Upcoming Exhibits

Of Chaos and Order 
November 6- December 23
Reception: Saturday, November 6th, 6-8pm

Rodriguez- Afternoon GrazeOf Chaos and Order Art Collective (OCAO) was launched in 2019 by Richard Rodriguez, Elizabeth Rouland, Dan Oakleaf, Sascha Ripps, and Kevin Weckbach. In their debut exhibition, the group grapples with Lessons from Chaos. In a show initially planned to explore the visual idea of ‘Equalization’ - working with repeated patterns and textures to find order, the group expanded the project to mark their journey through the chaos wrought by COVID and a year in lockdown. Navigating the pandemic collectively via monthly Zoom calls, the five OCAO artists reveal the visual document of their first two years working in community.

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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.