In celebration of the Clyfford Still Museum opening, David B. Smith Gallery in partnership with the museum proudly presents a unique, site specific installation of works by Liz Miller. The exhibition, Recalcitrant Mimesis, uses Still’s erratic brushstrokes as a starting point. From there Miller uses a variety of materials — paper, felt, foam, and other tactile materials to literally bring Still’s brushstrokes to life. Using Still’s work solely as a departure point allows her work to inhibit sculptural space and create its own dynamic narrative.

In anticipation of Design After Dark we caught up with Darrin Alfred, Denver Art Museum curator. Curious about bespoke? Take a sneak peak of what is to come on Friday, February 10th. Tickets are available now and at the door.

Heart Art is around the corner — want more information? We caught up with this year’s director, Felix Sanchez, to ask him a few questions about Heart Art’s past eighteen years and get insider information about this year’s event!

There are only a few more days to experience Recalcitrant Mimesis, an installation by Liz Miller at David B. Smith Gallery. If you missed the reception and artist talk get caught up with our Q&A with Liz Miller and don’t miss out on seeing her unique installation.

Do you ever feel like you have no time for you? No time away from technology? No time to be creative just because? Maybe you should consider taking a creative weekend getaway just for you — that is what the Makerie is all about. We caught up with Ali Dejohn, creator of the Makerie, to ask a few questions about the weekend. Want to be a part of it?

Q&A conducted with Bill Amundson, one of Denver’s most significant contemporary artists. Modern In Denver asked Bill a few questions in light of his solo exhibition, Blurred Vision, opening on Friday.

Approximately 2,400 works by Clyfford Still are now under one roof — in Denver. For the inaugural exhibition 110 works that have remained virtually unseen grace the walls of the Clyfford Still Museum, opening this Friday, November 18, 2011.

The Winter Issue of Modern In Denver is out now! It has everything you want for your holiday downtime! You might be interested in our intensive research into modern pet products, iPhone apps that Denver Creatives are using or the State of the Art(ificial) Grass. Be sure to cozy up next to the fire to read this issue’s feature on Joseph Eichler.

The Fall Issue of Modern In Denver is out now. It’s our biggest (and most purple) issue yet. Check out some of the features inside and then go get yourself a copy (or two — get one for a friend).

In the Fall 2011 issue of Modern In Denver Magazine, we take a look at how escaping your rut and experiencing something new can revive your creativity and your life. We are a culture of often overworked, overstressed, indebted, uninspired workers, and we yearn for something different. We explore the causes and effects of our unrest, who’s doing something about it, and ways you can, too.