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Searching for modern cowboys: CPAC’s new show revisits the old West without pandering to its subjects — or its audience
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, May 17, 2026
What’s Happening: A Virtual Artist Talk About the Women of Escaramurza
by Parker Yamasaki
The Colorado Sun, May 14, 2026
Exhibit showcases photography by 24 Colorado military veterans
by Foster Gaines
Next With Kyle Clark, 9 News Denver – February 4, 2026
Beyond the Frame – Veterans’ Voices in Focus
by Mindy Daigle
Veterans Life Magazine, February / March 2026 Issue (p. 32-33)
Annual Photo Competition Focused on the City’s Connection to Nature
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, October 6, 2025
5 Events You Can’t Miss During Denver’s Month of Photography
by Barbara O’Neil
5280 Magazine, March 4, 2025
Month of Photography Denver – Samantha Johnston Interview
by Michael Kirchoff
Analog Forever, February 9, 2025
Photographer Christian K. Lee Aim to Change Perceptions About Blacks and Gun Ownership
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, January 27, 2025
5 Old-School Film Photographers To See at This New Denver Exhibit
by Barbara O’Neil
5280 magazine, October 23, 2024
Y/OUR Denver: Don’t Take the City’s Best Architecture For Granted
by Ray Rindaldi
The Denver Post, October 21, 2024
‘Lost & Found’ Photo exhibition highlights two Broomfield photographers, other international artists
by Corbett Stevenson
Boulder Daily Camera / The Broomfield Enterprise, October 18, 2024
Views From The Street Urges Audiences to See Life, Humanity, and Diversity — in Denver and Around the World
by Lauren Hart
Denverite, August 16, 2024
Boulder photographer captures stories of young refugees through silhouettes
by Juliana O’Clair
The Denver Post, June 11, 2024
Review: The Presence of Absence/The Silhouette Project: Newcomers
by Mary Grace Bernard
DARIA magazine, June 4, 2024
Through Their Lens: Veterans find artistic outlet through photography
by Eden Lane
Colorado Public Radio, January 25, 2024
“This is bigger than me”: Upcoming Denver exhibit shows 27 veterans’ emotions, experiences and photographs
by Parker Yamasaki
The Colorado Sun, January 11, 2024
Tell Me a Story: The Role of Storytelling in Photography
by Jean-Jacques Naudet
Eye of Photography, December 5, 2023
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center is Now in Culturally Rich Golden Triangle
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, December 4, 2023
Colorado Arts Spotlight: Tell Me a Story Exhibition at CPAC
Colorado Public Radio, December 1, 2023
Whitney Bradshaw’s OUTCRY Shows Resistance Through Screams
by Julianna O’Clair
Westword, October 3, 2023
Colorado Photographic Arts Center’s New Location Brings Welcome Changes to the Sixty-Year-Old Organization
by Deborah Ross
Southwest Contemporary, July 6, 2023
Colorado’s Oldest Photography Nonprofit Opens Brand New Headquarters
by Chris Walker
5280, May 1, 2023
Looking Back, Moving Forward: Highlights From CPAC’s Permanent Collection
by Megan Ross
Lenscratch, March 14, 2023
Interview: Samantha Johnston, Month of Photography Denver
by Laura Miller
DARIA (Denver Art Review Inquiry + Analysis), March 1, 2023
Denver’s Month of Photography Festival is Back, and Bigger Than Ever
by Michael Nguyen
Tagree (Online Magazine for Photography and Art), February 25, 2023
March is the best month to be a photography fan in Colorado
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, February 20, 2023
A Surprise Trove of Early Images, Taken by an Unknown Woman Photographer, Offers a Rare View of the Early 20th-Century West
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, October 3, 2022
‘Culture of Hair’ Exhibit Shows How Hair Helps Us Discover Ourselves
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, June 6, 2022
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center Showcases the Many Meanings Behind Hair in New Exhibition
by Lexi Riga
303 Magazine, June 6, 2022
Experiences of Identity at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center
by Jean-Jacques Naudet
Eye of Photography (L’Œil de la Photographie), March 1, 2022
Veterans Tell Their Stories Through Photography in ‘Relational Ground’
by Alexander Elmore
Westword, January 14, 2022
How a Photography Project Guides Military Veterans in Personal Expression
by Deborah Ross
Southwest Contemporary, January 12, 2022
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center Will Move in 2023
by Alexander Elmore
Westword, November 5, 2021
Touched, Torn, and Put Together Again: A New Exhibition Explores Loss and Healing Through Found Photos
by Ellyn Kail
Featureshoot, September 2, 2021
‘Source Material’ artists rethink the history of found objects
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, August 16, 2021
Championing the Arts by Embracing Challenge and Confidence
University College Alumni Highlights, May 26, 2021
Highlights from the Month of Photography Denver Reviews
by Aline Smithson
Lenscratch, March 26, 2021
The Best Photography Festivals Open This March
by Simon Hall
Photographic Museum of Humanity, March 4, 2021
CPAC’s Samantha Johnston Has Month of Photography 2021 Under Control
by Susan Froyd
Westword, March 2, 2021
Free Things to Do in and Around Denver This Month: Reflecting Voices and Month of Photography
by Noella Williams
5280, March 2, 2021
Denver’s Month of Photography is back, and you can see some of these incredible images from a moving car
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, February 22, 2021
A Fresh Lens: CPAC Takes Over Month of Photography for 2021
by Kyle Harris
Westword, January 24, 2021
This free, online Denver photo exhibit highlights great design and photography at the same time
by Ray Rinaldi
The Denver Post, January 3, 2021
Review: The Space Between
by Laura I. Miller
DARIA Magazine (Denver Art Review, Inquiry, and Analysis), August 19, 2020
Genesis, a poem by Philip Matthews featured in The Space Between Exhibition at CPAC
by Kali Heals
South Broadway Ghost Society, August 15, 2020
Veterans Learn the Power of a Picture Thanks to Program at Colorado Photographic Arts Center
by Anne Herbst
9NEWS Denver (KUSA-TV), June 10, 2020
Colorado Photographic Arts Center Exhibit Explores Colorado Life During Covid-19
by Kyle Harris
Westword, June 10, 2020
This Photographic Arts Center in Colorado is Offering Its Entire Collection Online
by Scott Mason
Fstoppers, April 22, 2020
Colorado Photography Center Puts Its Entire 180-Artist Collection Online
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, April 11, 2020
Asymmetric Warfare: Justyna Badach at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center
by Megan Ross
Lenscratch, February 29, 2020
Colorado Edition: The State of the State – Photography Exhibit Features Local U.S. Military Veterans (Minutes 15-20)
Interview with Samantha Johnston
KUNC Radio, January 9, 2020
This Exhibition is By and For Veterans
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, January 9, 2020
Y/OUR Denver: One of Denver’s best photo exhibitions right now is totally free — and you can see it in your pj’s
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, January 6, 2020
Curating What Hails You: Museum Season is Upon Us
by Kara Mason
Sentinel Colorado Magazine, October 23, 2019
La Frontera de Cristal Aims to Reshape How We View The Border
by Maya Chiodo
5280 Magazine, October 9, 2019
Listen: Dot Org – Colorado Photographic Arts Center – Interview with Samantha Johnston
by Rae Soloman
KGNU News, August 1, 2019
Review: Adorable babies and surgical instruments: Exhibit delves into what it means to be female
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, May 24, 2019
Unveiled: Motherhood, Sex and Reproductive Health
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, May 20, 2019
The Photo World’s Best Kept Secret: Month of Photography Denver 2019
by Katie Harwood and Megan Ross
Lenscratch, April 6, 2019
There’s a Brawl Going On in the Photography World, and This Denver Exhibit Gives You a Ringside Seat
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, March 31, 2019
Traveling to Denver for Month of Photography 2019
by Jonathan Blaustein
aPhotoEditor, March 29, 2019
CPAC Gallery: Month of Photography Denver
l’Oeil de la Photographie (The Eye of Photography), March 13, 2019
Denver’s Month of Photography Features More than 100 Exhibits That Stretch Beyond Museums and Galleries
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, March 7, 2019
What is collage in the digital age? Hint: No Scissors Necessary
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, March 6, 2019
Review: Month of Photography Has Developed Into a Major Event
by Michael Paglia
Westword, February 27, 2019
10 Must-See Exhibits During the Month of Photography 2019
by Meredeth Sell
5280 Magazine, February 27, 2019
Veterans Capture Images of Colfax, Cajun Food and More As They See Them
by Michelle Fulcher
Colorado Public Radio, January 29, 2019
All the images in this art exhibit were photographed by veterans
by Mike Grady
KUSA-TV (Denver) / 9News.com, January 10, 2019
“Y/OUR Denver” presents captivating views of Denver by photographers across the city. And it’s all online.
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, December 16, 2018
Tell Me Sweet Little Lies
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, August 31, 2018
Editor’s Pick: Dear Younger Me – Postcards from New Americans to Their Past Selves
5280, July 25, 2018
Get Involved: Colorado Photographic Arts Center
by Karlie Huckles and Jake Pedigo
KUNC – Community Radio for Northern Colorado – All Things Considered, July 2, 2018
Colorado Photographic Arts Center Explores the Complicated History of Segregation with Two-Artist Exhibit
by Ray Mark Rinaldi
The Denver Post, April 27, 2018
Editor’s Pick: Segregated Influences with Wendel White & Tya Alisa Anthony
5280, April 25, 2018
Segregated Influences: Wendel White + Tya Alisa Anthony at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center
by Aline Smithson
Lenscratch, April 20, 2018
Two Artists Explore History of Race in America
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, April 19, 2018
Three Women Photographers Challenge Long-Held Ideas of Beauty and Gender
by Sarah Stacke
PDN, March 23, 2018
Denver: Women Photographers Depict Male Subjects
l’Oeil de la Photographie (The Eye of Photography), February 27, 2018
‘La migliore sfilata di moda è per strada’: Bill Cunningham, le sue fotografie e lo stile di uomini e donne vere in una mostra speciale
by Simona Marani
ELLE magazine (Italy), February 5, 2018
Bill Cunningham: a Sight to Revere
by Sarah Stacke
PDN Photo of the Day, January 17, 2018
On the Street with Bill Cunningham
l’Oeil de la Photographie (The Eye of Photography), January 17, 2018
New York Times Style Photographer Bill Cunningham Lives On in a New Exhibit
By Susan Froyd