IRL Art
IRL Art is a collective of artists working at the intersection of physical and digital with a focus on high-impact projects around the globe, headquartered in Denver and Kansas City. Highlights of their work include serving as art stewards of ETHDenver from 2019–2023, partnering with Christie’s in 2023 for the Cartography of the Soul exhibit, hosting 26 artists in a Public Good–themed NFT exhibition at the Colorado State Capitol building, building Filecoin’s interoperable metaverse space, and operating a physical NFT gallery in Denver called IRL Underground from 2020–2024, hosting a wide range of crypto events and art exhibits.
They are currently working on building art residencies and studio spaces for artists with a focus on long-term sustainability.
Below, IRL Art shares five spaces in Denver that reflect art, community, and cultural exchange in the city.
K Contemporary
K Contemporary is an artist-centric, contemporary and conceptual art gallery with locations in Denver and Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded by Doug Kacena. It focuses on fostering artist development, presenting engaging, provocative exhibitions, and showcasing international artists alongside local talent. Located at 1412 Wazee St Denver CO, you'll have to find them online closer to ETHDenever to see what show is currently up, and what hours are.
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Museum for Black Girls
The Museum for Black Girls is an interactive, immersive pop-up gallery in Denver that celebrates the beauty, history, and strength of Black women and girls. Founded in 2019 by Charlie Billingsley, it serves as a love letter, featuring nostalgic exhibits like a salon chair, a grandmother's kitchen, and a Beyonce tribute, aimed at inspiring and empowering visitors.
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