01 Mar Month of Photography: Night Lights Denver
Changing © Neil Berkowitz
NIGHT LIGHTS DENVER
As Part of 2021 Month of Photography Denver Festival
REIMAGINING HOPE
Daniels & Fisher Clocktower (1601 Arapahoe St., Denver, CO 80202)
March 1 – 13, 2021
6:30 – 11 pm nightly
Free and open to the public
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC) presents Reimagining Hope, a curated outdoor exhibition that will be digitally projected on the Daniels & Fisher Tower as part of Night Lights Denver during the 2021 Month of Photography Festival. After a difficult year, this exhibit offers a positive vision of the future expressed through stunning light projections on one of Denver’s iconic buildings. Curated by Samantha Johnston, CPAC Executive Director & Curator.
Special thanks to The Denver Theatre District and Night Lights Denver for making this exhibition possible and supporting the 2021 Month of Photography Denver festival.
VIEW ALL EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Steve Babbitt, Tiffany Bergeron, Neil Berkowitz, Ricky Beron, Brenda Biondo, Lisa K. Blatt, Stephan Brigidi, Amy S. Broderick, Jo Ann Chaus, Yiyun Chen, Julia Clouser, Erika Curry-Elrod, Jason Dailey, Devin DePamphilis, Leah Diament, Medina Zabo, Rick Fisher, Joan Fitzsimmons, Risa Friedman, Louise Galea, Susan Goldstein, Justin Grabenschroer, Ruth Güse and Dorothea Bornemann, Tina Gutierrez, Victoria Mara Heilweil, Sean Hoisington, Kevin Hoth, Jiang Feng, Lauren Johnson, Jouni Kaipia, Katie Kalkstein, Bette J. Kauffman, R.J. Kern, Margaret Koning, Jean-René Leblanc, Patricia Barry Levy, Bing Lu, LeiLani Lynch, Inna Malostovker, Patrick Morton, Malcolm Murray, Marni Myers, Zsuzanna Nagy, Marcy Palmer, Tom Ridout, C. Roese Ramp, Levi Shand, Ursula Sokolowska, William Mark Sommer, T.M. Spring, Robin Sweet, Ross Taylor, Heléna Dupre Thompson, Mark Visser, Alice Christine Walker, Melanie Walker, Doug Winter, Casie Zalud, Jim Zver.
EXHIBITION PREVIEW
INDIGENOUS PHOTOGRAPH
Daniels & Fisher Clocktower (1601 Arapahoe St., Denver, CO 80202)
March 14 – 31, 2021
7:30 – 11 pm nightly
Free and open to the public
Virtual Panel Discussion
March 25, 2021 at 3:00 pm (MST)
Join artists Tailyr Ann Irvine, Eli Farinango, Camille Seaman, and Citlali Fabian from Indigenous Photograph with Samantha Johnston Executive Director & Curator at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center.
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC), in collaboration with Indigenous Photograph, present a curated outdoor exhibition that will be digitally projected on the Daniels & Fisher Tower as part of Night Lights Denver during the 2021 Month of Photography Festival.
The work on display was created by members of Indigenous Photograph, a global community of visual storytellers who come from a diverse range of Indigenous communities across six continents.
“Together, these images constitute a portrait of life during 2020. And though we struggled through the COVID-19 pandemic and widespread civil unrest from the United States to Nigeria to Hong Kong, we hope these photos will also show you some quieter moments of hope and connectivity from life across Indigenous territories.”
Special thanks to The Denver Theatre District and Night Lights Denver for making this exhibition possible and supporting the 2021 Month of Photography Denver festival.
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Brian Adams, Taiwo Aina, Russel Albert Daniels, Sara Aliaga Ticona, Aisha Bada, Minik Bidstrup, Jeremy Dennis, Citlali Fabian, Eli Farinango, Kapulei Flores, Jaida Grey Eagle, Jero Gonzales, Cody Hammer, Jenny Irene Miller, Tailyr Irvine, Alex Jacobs-Blum, Gavin John, Pat Kane, Tomas Karmelo Amaya, Tekpatl Kuauhtzin, Dawnee Lebeau, Octavio Lopez, Yael Martinez, Tahila Mintz, Solomon Nzioki, Adedamola Odetara, Pamela J. Peters, Josue Rivas, Thomas Ryan Redcorn, Camille Seaman, Kali Spitzer, Wara Vargas Lara, Matika Wilbur, Paul Wilson, Kiliii Yuyan.
EXHIBITION PREVIEW
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Jamie Torres
The Denver City Council honors and acknowledges that the land on which we reside is the traditional territory of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapaho Peoples. We also recognize the 48 contemporary tribal nations that are historically tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado.
We honor Elders past, present, and future, and those who have stewarded this land throughout generations. We also recognize that government, academic and cultural institutions were founded upon and continue to enact exclusions and erasures of Indigenous Peoples.
May this acknowledgment demonstrate a commitment to working to dismantle ongoing legacies of oppression and inequities and recognize the current and future contributions of Indigenous communities in Denver.