Month of Photography takes its final bow this weekend, though many offerings remain on view beyond March (see the schedule here). Beyond that photo finish, co-ops in Lakewood are cooperating with concurrent openings, and fledgling artists and curators show their stuff in various settings. And for something flashy, catch Scott Young at the Ramble Hotel. <\/p>\n
Connect the dots below for an arterrific weekend. <\/p>\n
Ron Cooper, \"Varanasi.\" <\/p>\n
Ron Cooper <\/p>\n
Dennis Doyle, Entering atmospheric nowhere (clean air generator). <\/p>\n
Dennis Doyle, Union Hall <\/p>\n
Reed Weimer captured this artful plains landscape with a plastic Diana toy camera. <\/p>\n
Reed Weimer <\/p>\n
CU Denver Art Practices Group poster design by @kosiworld. <\/p>\n
@kosiworld <\/p>\n
Candace Shepard, Me-We, triptych. <\/p>\n
Candace Shepard <\/p>\n
XOCHITL: A Last Friday Arts Exhibition D3 Arts, 3632 Morrison RoadFriday, March 31, 5 to 8 p.m.The Latino artists of D3 Arts present XOCHITL: A Last Friday Arts Exhibition, a seasonal show inspired by spring flowers and warm weather. Live music and a couple of vendors are also on the roster. Come see whats happening art-wise in Westwood.<\/p>\n
Melody Epperson, \"Admiration.\" <\/p>\n
Melody Epperson <\/p>\n
A piece of Alex Branch's Ground Cover installation at Understudy. <\/p>\n
Alex Branch <\/p>\n
Scott Young, \"FOOL.\" <\/p>\n
Scott Young <\/p>\n
Mark Sink Walk and Talk Lecture: Typed Live, Excuse Errors: A Mark Sink RetrospectiveRedLine Contemporary Art Center, 2350 Arapahoe StreetSaturday, April 1, noon to 1 p.m.The Mark Sink retrospective now on view at RedLine as part of Month of Photography is arranged by periods of personal history in a way that can only truly come to life through the memories of Sink himself. This walk-and-talk is your best opportunity to hear it from the horses mouth. Experience stories about Sinks place in the Warhol coterie, from his interactions with the underground art and new-wave culture of Denver in the 70s and 80s, and his influences from family history and other niche periods. Finally, eyeballing Sinks many eras as a photographer will help pull the show, which closes April 9, together in your mind. <\/p>\n
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