Resident Artist: Natalia Roberts
November 2022 – July 2023 | Natalia Roberts uses photography and dance to highlight people who are often overlooked and undercelebrated.
Notable national and international award-winning artists visit the Art Students League of Denver every year to teach master classes to ASLD members and students. We are indebted to the visionary support of the Olson-Vander Heyden Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts for supporting our Visiting Artist Series.
November 2022 – July 2023 | Natalia Roberts uses photography and dance to highlight people who are often overlooked and undercelebrated.
October 2023 – May 2024 | Guadalupe Hernandez uses his multimedia practice to reinterpret family stories and examine his cultural identity.
February 2023 | Anthony High combines drawing, painting, and printmaking processes in his unique collagraph works inspired by his Black heritage.
March 2022 | Visiting Artist Heinrich Toh brings his unique process of many-layered paper lithography to ASLD.
December 2021 | Jeffrey Hirst visits the Art Students League of Denver to offer an exploration of screenprinting onto encaustic, and discuss the interacting forces of nature and humanity.
September 2021 |Shawn Sheehy describes his artworks at ecological catalogs that advocate for the wild world. Join Shawn for a workshop on creating native wildflowers that pop-up from the page.
August 28 – October 31 2020 |Gregg Deal is an artist and member of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Nation. His outdoor installation in the courtyard of ASLD considered the identity of contemporary indigenous people in the US.
EXHIBITION | April 8-May 22, 2022
OPENING RECEPTION | April 8, 5:30-8:30PM
The culminating exhibit of Artist-in-Residence Kevin Snipes’ time at ASLD.
Thursday, Feb 27, 2020 | 6–7:30PM | Laurie Frick visits to share a future where personal data meld into our individual identity. Drawn to combine tactile tech and familiar materials, she builds her art as a more likely alternative to digital media.
OCTOBER 11–13, 2019 | Lim Ok-sang is a native of South Korea. His art, using writing, painting, metal, paper and clay, speaks out against injustice and the forces of destruction, as well as illustrating the value of life and the importance of our environment. Ok-sang visits ASLD to discuss his alternative approaches to materiality.
December 1-May31 | Kevin Snipes enjoys a nomadic life, constantly making art no matter where he is. Snipes visits ASLD to demonstrate his high-energy methods for ceramics and storytelling.
OCTOBER 3–6, 2019 | Kevin Snipes enjoys a nomadic life, constantly making art no matter where he is. Snipes visits ASLD to demonstrate his high-energy methods for ceramics and storytelling.