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  • Fresh Friday at INDYINK December 4th

    December 3rd, 2009 / Comments (0)

    friday! Friday! FRIDAY!

    Come experience the biggest group show you’ve ever seen featuring a countless number of Denver’s best artists showing originals and prints at drastically reduced prices – and were passing the savings along to you You YOU!

    Don’t know what to get that gender ambiguous loved one on your religiously unbiased seasonal shopping list!? Don’t settle for some box store gift card that says, “GAP ads are the reason I am only willing to go as far as the grocery store to buy you something you will tolerate at best.” Instead. buy a piece of hand crafted local art and show that person that you think they have poor taste in decorating their own house. At least that way you won’t have to look at those Thomas Kinkade prints next time you’re stuck house sitting for them. It’s The Gift of Getting Show.

    EVERYTHING IS UNDER $100 and most items are under $50. Buy it that night and take it home with you, cash, check or credit card accepted…its going to be Hanukkawesome!!!

    As usually the loops guys will be running the bike tour and there are a ton events going on on not just on South Broadway but in Denver in general this Friday. So get on your bikes and ride. KGNU 1390 will be dropping the hits you all know and love. Opening is 7-11pm at INDYINK located at 84 S. Broadway Denver, CO. Libations will be provided so bring your tipping britches.

  • Boost Mobile: Blowdryer

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (2)

    This spot’s been floating around, so you may have seen it already. It’s a good one, created by 180 LA. Funny to see a clip of 9News chatting with Boost Mobile’s President Matt Carter on a Brazilian blog we read called Brainstorm #9. The internet has officially shrunk the world.

  • Send the Right Holiday Sentiment with Douchebag Frames

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (0)

    Friend. We live in the age of the Douchebag. From asshole celebrities and right wing fucktards, to our moronic mates, and even to our shit-for-brained selves. Let’s face facts. There’s a bit of douche in us all.

    At Douchebag Frames we’re responding to the call of culture, and we proudly take on this civil rights non-issue of our time. We’ll fight to give a name to the nameless. We’ll sweat to find a point for the pointless. And we won’t rest until every pussy-assed-motherfuckin-ballbag is safely behind picture glass—named, shamed, and Douchebag-Framed.

    Not hand-crafted from cheap-assed wood, and decorated with the shittiest typeface money didn’t buy, nothing says “you suck” quite like a Douchebag Frame. Buy one for the ball-ache in your life—even if that’s you.

    Via AgencySpy

  • Introducing Auraria Santa

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (0)

    Metro State College of Denver’s Department of Digital Art is pleased to announce the official launch of the collaborative art project Auraria Santa which features a multimedia environment of online, creative wish-granting for the public. Lead by professors Matt Jenkins and Rori Knudtson (of Redline), MSCD digital art students from Jenkins’ Web Art class and Knudtson’s Interactive Multimedia Art class will be taking wish requests via public participation on the newly concepted aurariasanta.org website or other media associated with the Auraria Santa project, including Twitter and Facebook.

    Auraria Santa will select several wishes every week from now through the end of December and grant them by creating composite, digital representations of each wish by a team of student ‘elves.’ Granting wishes in the form of digital media is a direct response to prescribed consumerism during the holiday season, where one can receive a gift without great impact to the environment. The wishes, or “gif[t]s” are compiled on the website in a gallery for viewing. The website also features Auraria Santa’s mission statement and how to submit a wish.

    The Auraria Santa crew will be making appearances in Denver on the 16th Street Mall this coming Monday, December 7th from 1pm to 2:30pm to promote the project in person. Look for the people in red!

  • Large-Scale Artistic Excellence From Filthe and Seetwist Productions

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (2)

    Shot over a four-day period at the Guerilla Garden studios in Denver. Title: Zombie Andrew Jackson. Artist: Filthe. Total paint time: 30+ hours. Photography: Seetwist Productions.

    Via GuerillaGarden

  • New Interview: Director Ondi Timoner of "We Live In Public" >>

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (0)

    Our friend Aubrey Cornelius helped hook us up with Director Ondi Timoner this week to chat about her movie, We Live in Public, screening at Denver’s Starz FilmCenter this Thursday. The film looks really intriguing, especially after hearing some of the back story from Ondi. Read onward.

  • The Denver 50 Is Here Once Again

    December 2nd, 2009 / Comments (1)

    If you aren’t hip to it already, Denver’s big idea ad show, The Denver 50, is next Thursday night at the Curtis Hotel. We received an early peek at the winner’s book this morning and we think you’ll be both surprised and proud of the work inside. Frankly, it beats last year’s showing to a pulp.

    Here are some factoids about this year’s show. Stay tuned for a promo we’ll be launching tomorrow to give away extra free-drink tokens courtesy of our friends at Cactus. Please also enjoy the collage we’ve assembled below, featuring some of the winning work from this year.

    >> Tickets are $50 – that’s a buck for each idea.
    >> CPB entered the show this year, seriously.
    >> Cactus is doling out 2 free drink tickets to attendees (and we’ll give you a chance to win more).
    >> The Curtis Hotel has the best Beef Wellington around.
    >> The show had great judges (Rick Boyko, Joe Duffy and John Vitro) – with names like that, expect high-caliber work.

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