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DAVID B SMITH GRAND OPENING

01.26.09

By: Alex Henry

January 24th, 2009 saw the grand opening of the David B Smith Gallery (formerly Limited Addiction Gallery). The group show titled, Group Exhibition, Part 1 will show from January 24th through February 21st, 2009. Of all the artist involved in the show (Emil Alzamora, Ala Ebtekar, Gregory Euclide, Amir H. Fallah, Josh Keyes, Kris Lewis, Kristen Schiele, Jason Thielke & Oliver Vernon), Euclid, Keyes, and Thieke were in attendance. The group show, along with the unveiling of the David B Smith Gallery was a tremendous success.  Attendees to the show capitalized on grabbing a copy of the 48 page book previewing the artists to show at the David B Smith Gallery in 2009. Boulder’s cypher13 was also in attendance as they came to see the success of their partnership with David B Smith in designing the book along with the entire David B Smith brand, from identity to gallery signage.

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GREGORY EUCLIDE at LIMITED ADDICTION

06.10.08

By: Todd Berger

Limited Addiction’s founder, David B. Smith, has a real knack for finding and bringing those at the top of their art game to his gallery in Denver. Gregory Euclide is one such artist at the top of his game. Mr. Euclide creates two types of work that seamlessly integrate with one another. He creates both what he refers to as “flat” work and what he refers to “relief” work. The term “relief” is sort of an understatement in Mr. Euclide’s case (the accompanying photos ought to justify). Hailing from Minnesota’s Twin Cities, Euclide’s local environmental inspiration is clearly visible. According to his artist statement, “My work explores the way we experience nature and how this is tied to the cultural practice of constructing landscapes as idealized images.” Landscapes… to say the least. Have a look.

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GREGORY EUCLIDE at LIMITED ADDICTION

06.02.08

By: Todd Berger

Gregory Euclide will be showing some seriously stunning new works at Denver’s Limited Addiction Gallery this Thursday and Friday evening. If you’re not familiar with Gregory’s work or his background, here’s a little info via LAG on the artist, his work, and his up’coming opening… “Limited Addiction Gallery proudly presents a solo exhibition of new works by Minneapolis-based artist Gregory Euclide; it will be the artist’s first in Denver. For his new series Euclide continues to explore the delicate dichotomy between urban and natural experiences through themes of protection and preservation of our environment. Euclide will create a site-specific installation that experiments with process and material, including large-scale sculptural works and studies of the illusion and actuality of space. The exhibition will be on view from Friday, June 6 through Sunday, June 29th with a special preview reception and opening for the artist held on Thursday, June 5 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The event marks Limited Addiction Gallery’s first weeknight opening, and will provide an intimate experience for viewers interested in a first look at the show and an opportunity to meet the artist in person. ”

This opening looks pretty mind-blowing and certainly worthy of a visit. It’s only Monday, so plan accordingly…

Here’s a little preview of Gregory’s installation and some of his latest works.

GREGORY EUCLIDE at LIMITED ADDICTION

GREGORY EUCLIDE at LIMITED ADDICTION

GREGORY EUCLIDE at LIMITED ADDICTION

 

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Happenings

  • 08.06.09

    speakerseriesPublic Works Speaker Series starts tonight with Jay Ryan of The Bird Machine and Chris Kaskie of Pitchfork at Andrew Rafacz Gallery. If your in the Chicago area, def make the time to check this series out. See lineup here.

  • 08.05.09

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    Another Denver local by way of New Britain, Connecticut, Sandi Calistro will be showing a range of new works at The Shoppe this Saturday August 8th right next door to Leigh’s show on the Super Block. The opening reception is from 7PM – 11PM at 3103 East Colfax Avenue. The Shoppe will be open until 2AM on Saturday following the show… slangin’ fresh cupcakes and big ass bowls of cereal.

  • 08.05.09

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    Denver local Leigh Viner will be showing new works this Saturday August 8th at The Fabric Lab. The opening reception will be from 7PM – 11PM and is going down at 3105 East Colfax Avenue in Denver.

  • 08.03.09

    Mod Livin’ presents the Denver By Design Showcase. Vote for the best modern design object, art or furniture created by a Colorado designer.

  • 07.20.09

    Public Works is a group show featuring new works from Chicago artists Cody Hudson, Justin Fines, Andy Mueller, and Chris Eichenseer. WHOA!

    Friday, July 31st
    Andrew Rafacz Gallery

  • 07.14.09

    ART FOR OBAMA: Designing Manifest Hope and the Campaign for Change – Now Available.

  • 07.09.09

    Tuesday, July 21st, will be Denver’s 6th volume of PechaKucha Night. The line-up of presenters includes: Lawrence Argent/Argent Studios, Berger, Foehr, and Henry/cypher13, Charles Carpenter/EBD, Larabee & Thornton/DoubleButter, Scott Lary, Bruce Mau/Bruce Mau Design Inc., Ted Schultz/CTA Architects Engineers, Brand Shigley/Fashion Denver, Ravi Zupa/Parts and Labor Union.

  • 07.07.09

    July 16th MCA Denver: Kevin O’Connell shot wind turbines, while Arlene Shechet cast the surface of water.

  • 07.03.09

    The Date Farmers will be showing an entirely NEW body of work at Andenken Gallery on July 11th.

  • 07.03.09

    All sorts of hot arty shit goin’ down at INDY INK, TS Board Shop, and Think Tank tonight (Friday July 3rd!!!) – So,  get after it.

  • 07.01.09

    Seriously Super Fresh East Colfax July 4th Block Party!!!

  • 06.25.09

    Joseph Shaeffer presents 3 bodies in 3 states: a survey of work from 2004 – 2009 – Opening Reception,  Friday, July 3, 2009 – 6 to 9 p.m. at Sellars Project Space

  • 06.24.09

    Nice profile on our good friend Shannon Bonatakis at the Egotist. Read it – and look at the pretty pictures.

  • 06.23.09

    FLUIDIAM apparel launch party at Family Affair goin down June 27th.  Check it.

  • 06.18.09

    Noise x Buffalo Exchange x XROCKSTHEPOT™ present: SPLASH BASH

    Music from:
    Le Castle Vania & Alex K.

    Fashion from:
    Buffalo Exchange

    live art from:
    Aaron Dubois, Mike Graves, & Josh Wills

    The Splash Bash Alley Cat:
    A Swimsuit Alley Cat through the streets of downtown Denver. Make sure to wear a swimsuit, the first person in the pool at Beta is the winner!

    10PM – 2PM

    1909 Blake St Denver
    www.betanightclub.com
    www.xrocksthespot.com

  • 06.11.09


    City Folk Art by Zshanna Kristoff opens this Saturday June 13th. The opening reception will be from 7PM – 10PM at The Fabric Lab : 3105 East Colfax Avenue Denver.

  • 06.10.09

    If you’re in Chicago… Saturday, June 13, 2009, 11am – Fuller Gallery Talk: Life Cycle of Products with Steve Belletire

  • 06.09.09

    The “Sneaker Prom” is a semi-formal cocktails and dancing event/auction to raise money
    for Pulse Arts, a Denver based non-profit, and their bi-annual “Shoe Shine” Sneaker
    Competition and Exhibition. Get your tickets, yo!!!

  • 06.08.09

    ARF live online art auction featuring the works of Matthew Doubek, Mikey Welsh and Chule (the talents of Ray Young Chu and Quang Le)

  • 06.04.09

    Lots of great new content and ideas being shared over at becauseweliketo.com – Go there.

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