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Brandi Numedahl

JOYSOME

JOYSOME In Collaboration with East Window Exhibition part of Month of Photography 2023 , on view through April 9th JOYSOME will remain on view at Children’s Hospital Colorado through April and May Pictured: Whittier Elementary Joy is frequently understood as the fulfillment of desires which are considered essential to one’s own flourishing. Joy involves an existential

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William Berry

Box Office Manager | wberry@thedairy.org Bill has been a ticketing professional for 22 years and served as Patron Services Manager for 10 years with the Town of Parker/Parker Arts (PACE Center/Schoolhouse Theater).  He has also managed the Box Offices of Houston’s Ensemble Theatre, the Denver Art Museum, and Littleton’s Town Hall Arts Center, among others.  Before

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Let it flow

New Dairy Arts Center exhibition unpacks the politics of water in a changing climate By Jezy J. Gray – September 22, 2022| Boulder Weekly The Colorado River is in trouble. Now in its 23rd year of drought, the once-mighty water source flowing nearly 1,500 miles from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of California is

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Creative Nations Indigenous Arts Market & Festival

The second annual Creative Nations Indigenous Arts Market & Festival comes to the Dairy Arts Center to Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day Weekend October 6-10, 2022 (Boulder, CO – September  19, 2022) – The Dairy Arts Center is set to host the 2nd annual Creative Nations Indigenous Arts Market and Festival during Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend

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HOMELANDS

HOMELANDS September 16th – November 26th Guest Curated by: Robert Martinez (Northern Arapaho) and Bruce Cook (Haida/Arapaho) Participating Artists: Karen Box, Bruce Cook, Ron Howard, Brent Learned, George Curtis Levi, Robert Martinez, Eugene Ridgley Jr., Jackie Sevier  Featuring Contemporary Indigenous Artists with historical ties to the Colorado Area, HOMELANDS will exhibit their diverse creations bringing

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