10. Plus Gallery
2501 Larimer St.
Denver, CO  80205
303.296.0927
info@plusgallery.com
plusgallery.com

Plus Gallery has enriched Denver's contemporary art scene since 2001, providing one of the leading, reputable platforms for prestigious artist representation and exhibitions of note. Solo bodies of work are emphasized and typically on view for a five-week duration, laying the foundation for an active program of artist talks, experimental, educational and collecting forums promoting the greater appreciation of contemporary art.

Plus Gallery is located in a renovation of one of Denver's most unusual and dramatic buildings, the remnant "Flue" building from the Benjamin Moore Paint complex at 25th and Larimer, noted as the "Best new Gallery Space" by Westword in 2009. This singular redevelopment adds a two-story gallery space to the dramatic architecture of the Benjamin Moore complex, serving as a visual anchor for the entrance to the Upper Larimer corridor and River North Arts District.  Plus Gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday from noon to 6pm, or by appointment. Plus Gallery is open for citywide First Fridays from 6-8pm.

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11.The Pattern Shop Studio

3349 Blake Street
Denver, Colorado
303.297.9831

http://patternshopstudio.com/

The Pattern Shop Studio is the home, studio and gallery of Sharon and Rex Brown. Located in the heart of the Silver Square complex, the 1908 building was renovated in 1991, earning an AIA award for excellence. The gallery is a showcase for the paintings of Sharon Brown and fellow artists. Gallery hours are by appointment at 303.297.9831.

12.MaryLynn Gillaspie Photography
3455 Ringsby Ct. Studio 99
Denver, CO 80216
303.477.3730
mxvphoto.com

Denver photographer, MaryLynn Gillaspie operates her studio in the fabulous Taxi Building. Artistic approach to corporate Headshots, families, musicians, individuals.  Because of MaryLynn's musical past with the vocal jazz group 'Rare Silk', she enjoys working on musician's CD covers and always finds music to be an integral part of any photo shoot. A variety of print options offered.

13. Mai Wyn Fine Art Inc.
3126 Larimer Street
Denver, CO. 80205
713.885.1253
maiwyn.com

Mai Wyn Schantz works in oil on aluminum, painting dreamy waterscapes and turbulent skylines. Exposed aluminum edges create both a natural frame and an element of contrast to her landscape subject matter. She has been exhibiting professionally for almost 10 years.

14. Ellen Bruss Design

2500 Walnut Street No. 401
Denver CO 80205
303.830.8323 phone
303.830.2816 fax
www.ebd.com

Ellen Bruss Design (EBD) is a marketing and design firm that
consistently produces creative and effective solutions
for your marketing needs.

15. Viviane Le Courtois and Christopher Ray Perez Studios

1316, 29 th St .
Denver CO 80205
303.296.4471
vivianelecourtois.com

Viviane Le Courtois creates installations using collected materials, sounds, videos, clay animation, lights, interactive elements and series of sculptures. Her recent installations have commented on socio-political, environmental and health issues. Ongoing series of sculptures include collections of useless but precious objects such as single socks fossils, used shoes, ceramics, pickles, etc... Drawings, prints, books and videos accompany the installations.

She traveled in 30 countries over the last 14 years with her shoes-sculptures to create art with the action of walking. Her art, which is conceptual and process based, often intrigues visitors by connecting art to everyday life.

Viviane Le Courtois received her DNSEP (MFA) in Sculpture/Installation from the Ecole Pilote Internationale d'Art et de Recherches in Nice , France in 1992. She moved to the US in 1994 and received an MA in Art History from the University of Denver in 2000. She has been exhibiting in France and the US since 1992 including numerous exhibitions in Denver since 2000.

Christopher Ray Perez is a self-taught photographer and printmaker.

He has been modifying old cameras for years, creating his own mechanisms including “crappy plastic cameras,” pinhole cameras and, moving picture machines. For him, many things get lost with technology. His subjects including nudes, trees, minimal landscapes and objects have no reminder of modern society. They are often timeless and universal. Most of his works come from a series of processes and experiments. He focused on photobased printmaking to recreate aspects of Pictorialism in his own way.

16. Blue Silo Studios
4701 National Western Drive
Denver , CO
303.629.8768

Blue Silo Studios, located at 4701 National Western Drive, houses a dozen artist's studios.  The building was originally built as a creamery in the early 1900s, and was converted into studios in 2003.  Currently at Blue Silo are visual artists (drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography), art restoration, and a music recording studio.  

• 101, David Mikalson  Grove Street Entertainment
• 102, Freckeld Dog Studio Group Norman Dillon, Tim Morehead
• 103, Steven Anderegg: Art Installation Services
• 104, Jeff Richardson
• 105, Blue Tower recording studio*
• 200A, Jenny Wilson
• 200B, Sarah Ashford
• 201, Grant Williams and Gail Boyd
• 202, Mark Friday
• 203, Meg Ingraham and Sue Doyle
• 204, Angie Buxman
• 205, Wendi Harford
• 206, Janet Feder and Chris Brown

Tours by arrangement with individual studio or by appointment only.  Call (303) 629-8768 for more information. 

* Blue Tower Studio is located in Suite 105 of the Blue Silo Studios building at 4701 National Western Drive.  The studio was originally opened in North Dakota by owners John Nelson and Kyle Rasmussen in 2003, and moved to Denver in early 2005.  The studio has recorded albums for artists from as far away as Nashville, TN and has also won several awards for advertising campaigns. 

Our webiste is www.bluetowerstudio.com 

Meg Ingraham at the Blue Silo Studios #203
4701 National Western Drive
720.934.7884
megingraham.com

I love animals as a subject matter. They are noble, powerful and engaging.