
Images of injured veterans paint the word ‘hero’ in new colors
“Joe Bonham Project” retells stories of wounded veterans through visual art at the Anschutz Medical Campus.

Biff Gore talks ‘The Voice,’ church and music
“The Voice” contestant Biff Gore brings his music to the CPR studios.

Doors OPEN Denver invites the public inside the city’s architectural gems
Ever wonder what the inside of a particular Denver building looks like? This Saturday and Sunday you can find out for free.

Get vocal tips from ‘The Voice’ contestant Biff Gore
“The Voice” contestant Biff Gore shares some vocal tips with arts editor and host Chloe Veltman.

Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art offers free Tuesdays
BMoCA joins other cultural institutions from Colorado working to make art more accessible to the public.

Five questions: Artist Kelly Monico on ‘Making Contact: A Dance Experiment’
Students from the Colorado Ballet Academy collaborate with the Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Center for Visual Art for a weeklong dance- and art-making residency.

Five questions: Colorado Ballet artistic director Gil Boggs
Gil Boggs, artistic director of Colorado Ballet, chats with CPR about “Ballet Director’s Circle,” an evening of mixed repertoire at the Newman Center.

Five Questions: Su Teatro artistic director Tony Garcia
The head of Denver’s Su Teatro discusses “Ludlow: El Grito de las Minas,” a play inspired by the Ludlow Massacre.

How blind people experience dance
Colorado Ballet’s audio-described performances make dance accessible to visually-impaired audiences.

Essay: Hip-hop dance from the streets to the stage
Are urban dance competitions and commercialization detracting hip-hop from its urban roots?

This week from CPR’s Arts Bureau: Reflecting on a dynamic year in Colo. arts and culture
This week, CPR’s Arts Bureau recaps the year’s biggest arts news, Colorado Matters at the Tattered author interviews and CPR Performance Studio highlights from 2014.

Essay: Limited engagements hamper Colorado dance companies
Dance productions that play for only one or two nights provide limited opportunities for dancers, choreographers, press and patrons alike. So why are so many Colorado dance institutions using this model when it comes to presenting their work?

A hard nut to crack? Your guide to 5 local ‘Nutcracker’ ballets
Run away to a winter wonderland of dancing snowflakes this season with one of these five enchanting productions.