Posted June 8, 2010 by Lily Parra, Exhibitions, Art & Library Collections Admin Assistant
Pictured here: Moore, Warrior with Shield, 1953-54 (LH 360), bronze, edition of 5 + 1. Height: 152.5cm. Art Gallery of Ontario, Gift from the Junior Women's Committee Fund, 1955. #54/12.
Join Art Gallery of Ontario’s Curator of Modern Art, Michael Parke-Taylor, at the Gardens this Thursday, June 10 at 7 p.m. for the Curator Lecture Series: “Henry Moore: Reputation/Reception/Recuperation.” Examine a darker side to Henry Moore that comes to the fore in the 1930s, informed by contemporary developments from both surrealist and abstract camps (Picasso, Giacometti and Arp).
Once Moore had achieved international fame after WWII, what was his reception in the U.K. and particularly in Toronto? How does his reputation need to be recuperated in order to assess his true achievement? How have contemporary artists responded to Moore? Turner Prize winning British artist Simon Starling will provide the test case.
Posted June 4, 2010 by Isabel Werner, Development Coordinator
Arader Galleries and Denver Botanic Gardens have entered into an exciting new partnership!
Between June 15 and July 16, the Gardens will be partnering with Arader Galleries for their Rare Botanical Exhibition. During this time, 20% of all purchases will be donated to the Gardens.
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Posted May 28, 2010 by Mervi Hjelmroos-Koski, Botanical Art & Illustration Programs Manager
OPEN FOR EVERYBODY -
both for the DEDICATED ILLUSTRATOR and for the DEVOTED AMATEUR
South of Grand Junction, west of Aspen, north of Telluride and east of Moab where West Creek and the Dolores River meet is Palisade and Gateway Canyons Resort. This treasure is only a few miles from Utah border, surrounded by red sandstones and over 300 million year-old Triassic layers, and extremely diverse flora with many different ecosystems.
Denver Botanic Gardens’ Botanical Art and Illustration program is pleased to offer selected classes at Gateway Canyons Resort, Gateway, CO during 2010.
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Posted April 22, 2010 by Kim Manajek, Manager of Exhibitions and Art Collections
Dr. Timothy Standring
Kicking off our curator series on Wednesday, May 12, Timothy Standring from the Denver Art Museum will join us for what will undoubtedly be a no-holds-barred, frank discussion about Henry Moore’s work at Denver Botanic Gardens. Limited reservations are available to take a walk with Timothy around the Gardens. Hear Timothy’s thoughts and opinions about the work and its significance. Following the walk will be a lecture where Timothy will unpack Moore’s pre-cultural notions of sculpture, investigating the ideas that shaped Henry Moore’s forms. If you haven’t heard Timothy speak before, you’re in for a big treat. He’s funny and wicked smart. Register here.
Posted March 31, 2010 by Lily Parra, Exhibitions, Art & Library Collections Admin Assistant
As weather acts as a catalyst for spring fever, visitors to the Gardens won’t want to miss the final days of “Joellyn Duesberry’s Southwest: Sharpening the Edge.” The renowned Colorado artist’s methods of blending plein-air painting with abstracted forms result in unique landscapes. Last day to view the exhibition is this Sunday, April 4. Click here for more information.
Posted March 25, 2010 by Ellen Hertzman, Manager of Visitor Experience
Snowy Day
Okay, so the blooms are still covered with snow, but that in itself is worth coming out for…
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Posted February 16, 2010 by Doris Boardman, Web Technology Manager
A new decade brings more exciting transformation–to the Gardens, to our Botanic Buzz
e-newsletter (sign up here to receive your copy), and soon, to our Web site. How do you like our new blog design?
We have so many authors from all parts of the Gardens (click on the “More Authors” link in the right column under “authors” to see all of our most recent bloggers) that we wanted to make it even easier for you to learn some of our points of view about Denver Botanic Gardens and Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield by navigating through our new blog layout. I’ll be posting photos of our authors soon so you can see who we are.
Continue to enjoy our blog and these topics:
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Posted February 1, 2010 by Robin Doerr, Director of Marketing, P.R. and Special Events
Henry Moore Sculpture Exhibit at Denver Botanic Gardens
Henry Moore is here. As a marketer and pr professional at the Gardens, my first thought was “Who Is Henry Moore?” when I first understood the exhibit would be arriving in 2010. I knew the name. I majored in art in college but have drifted away from some of my art history roots over the years.
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