Art Attack: Follow the Mo’Print Trail and More This Weekend in Denver – Westword

Look into the lasting legacy of painter Stevon Luceros work based in Aztec lore and spirituality, pick up art by your favorites or nobody in particular at BMoCas Open Wall fundraiser, get hip to Boulder Arts Week and keep following the MoPrint trail this weekend.

And there are plenty of other stops along the way. Heres where the action is:

Stevon Lucero, "Messenger."

Stevon Lucero

Open Wall: Exhibition and SaleBoulder Museum of Contemporary Art, 1750 13th Street, BoulderFriday, March 25, 6 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, March 26, and Sunday, March 27, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.The BMoCA tradition Open Wall is on, just in time for Boulder Arts Week and the rejuvenation of our cultural spaces after two years on the rocky ground of navigating a pandemic. The museum drops its arty facade for a long weekend and invites local artists at every level to hang up their art for all the world to see, with all sales partially benefiting BMoCAs education and programming wing. Its a fifty-fifty deal for the artists (sixty-forty for artists who are also museum members) and often a deal-maker for patrons looking to add new art to their collections without breaking the bank.

Kate Petley, Monologue, archival print and acrylic on canvas.

Courtesy of Robischon Gallery

One of 555 unique images from Richard Alden Peterson's A Darker Nature series.

Richard Peterson

Tour the murals of the Street Wise Mural Festival for Boulder Arts Week.

Edica Pacha and Uc Sepia

Printmaker Jeff Russell unpacks the secrets of the hexagon.

Jeff Russell

Theresa Haberkorn, Garden II.

Courtesy of Niza Knoll Gallery

Mario Zoots, Fragments 3, 2022, acrylic and paper on linen.

Courtesy of K Contemporary

Visit Ink Lounge on the Mo'Print Studio Tour.

Courtesy of Ink Lounge

Peter Miles Bergman unveils his PaCT project at Dateline Gallery.

Peter Miles Bergman, IS Press

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