• Best Members' Show: You of All People! Here of All Places!
• Best Abstract Show by a Denver Artist: Big Lots, Wendi Harford
• Best New Public Art Downtown:  Joseph Riché's "Trade Deficit"
• Best Show About the Intersection of Art and Commerce: Colin Livingston: The Big Idea
• Best Venue for Dance/Avant-Garde: Packing House Center for the Arts
• Best Halloween in a Cemetery: Halloween Cemetery Tour and Spirits of Riverside Art Show
• Best Side Trip by a Pop Band: The Flobots
• Best Gallery Show — Duet: Monroe Hodder and Michael Clapper
• Best Workspace for Greenies: Green Spaces
• Best Growing Concern: The GrowHaus
• Best Green Ideas: Blue and Yellow Logic

Congratulations to the Flatiron Development Group from CU, we applaud your vision and thank you for engaging the RiNo Community. Click here for a summary of their visionary project.

Hinterland, 3254 Walnut St. 720-309-1764 or hinterlandartspace.com. No location in RiNo has a rougher feel than this time-worn structure, with its nondescript exterior and raw interior spaces. A studio adjoins a small, garage-door gallery, where a solo exhibition by Allie Pohl is on view.  (Photo: Reza A. Marvashti , The Denver Post )

Fuel Cafe at TAXI:
3455 Ringsby Court, Suite 105
Denver, CO 80216
303.296.4642
www.FUELCAFEdenver.com
Monday – Friday: Lunch 11am – 3pm
Thursday, Friday & Saturday: Dinner 5pm – 9pm

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Pick up a copy and support the magazine!

http://www.readymade.com/magazine/

Kathy Knaus is a painter and installation artist and a member of the artists’ cooperative Ice Cube Gallery at the Dry Ice Factory (3320 Walnut St) in the Rino Arts District. She currently is exhibiting “Meat Market” at the Ice Cube Gallery until March 20, 2010. The Denver Theatre District’s (http://www.denvertheatredistrict.com/) project is to expose Denver artists and galleries and add vitality to downtown Denver by placing art pieces on billboard’s and LED signs throughout the Denver Theatre District. Ivar Zeile, the creative director of the Denver Theatre District states, “Kathy Knaus’ artwork fits well into the directive of the Denver Theatre District’s goals to feature progressive and visually engaging contemporary art in the outdoor gallery that reflects the high caliber being created locally in Denver. The billboards also have specific size parameters, with the wide panoramic being the most challenging to fit without compromising the integrity of the original work. My hope is that those who engage with “Grinder” will be compelled to learn more about Kathy’s work as well as the burgeoning contemporary scene here in Denver.”

A taste of some of the recognition FUEL continues to receive for maintaining the highest standards and never being too predictable:

http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_14450739 
(list of top restaurants that recognized FUEL as a trendsetter)

http://frenchpressmemos.blogspot.com/2010/02/extra-heartbeats.html

Image text (from March issue of 5280):
It’s a testament to Bob Blair’s cooking that the tucked-away Fuel Cafe has not only survived but also thrived. Once you find this funky, eclectic eatery (located in the TAXI development in burgeoning RiNo), you’ll return for the dynamic soups (hope for the showstopping sausage and white bean with escarole), the Cubano sandwich, and the specials the kitchen cooks up each day. Open for lunch during the week and dinner Thursday through Saturday, the restaurant has a constantly changing menu that reflects Blair’s mood. One day, that means Asian braised short ribs with kimchi; the next it’s comfort food in the form of crispy oyster po’boys.
3455 Ringsby Court, 303-996-6988, www.fuelcafedenver.com

Plus Gallery

Bill Amundson makes the front page - click here 
Take Five” gets some press - full article here

and Schimek and Novik at Lisa Kowalski Gallery:
http://www.denverpost.com/art/ci_14421065