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Colorado Photographic Arts Center

 

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Dedicated to the art of photography since 1963, CPAC offers year-round exhibitions by established artists, classes and workshops, and frequent public events. Named “Best Place to See Photographs (And Learn How to Take Them)” by Denver Westword in 2017, CPAC’s gallery is free to the public and conveniently located near museums, shops and restaurants.

Amenities

General
General
  • Hours: Tues-Fri: 11am-5pm, Sat: 12pm-4pm
  • Total Capacity (if applicable): 145
  • Event Space:

Meeting Facilities

Facility Info
Meeting Rooms
  • Total Sq. Ft. 1147
  • Reception Capacity 145
  • Space Notes Event Contact: Trina Campbell, (303) 837-1341, trina@cpacphoto.org. Allows full buyouts.
  • Type of Venue Gallery/Museum
  • Type of Event Reception, Banquet, Meeting Classroom
  • Banquet Capacity 96
  • Number of Rooms 1
  • Classroom Capacity 45
Gallery
  • Total Sq. Ft.: 1147
  • Classroom Capacity: 45
  • Banquet Capacity: 96
  • Reception Capacity: 145

Events

Jun 19, 2019

Unveiled
May 17, 2019 - Jun 29, 2019

The Colorado Photographic Arts Center presents Unveiled – an exhibition of three photographic projects that reveal overlooked aspects of women's sexuality, motherhood, and reproductive health. "All three artists delve boldly into...

Unveiled <p>The Colorado Photographic Arts Center presents Unveiled &#8211; an exhibition of three photographic projects that reveal overlooked aspects of women's sexuality, motherhood, and reproductive health.</p> <p>"All three artists delve boldly into unspoken notions of what it means to be female — how women see themselves, how they're treated by society in general, how their bodies work in bed," writes art critic Ray Rinaldi in The Denver Post. "And they come at it in ways that are diverse, original and, indeed, feminist, circa 2019." Read his full review here, and learn more about each artist's work below.</p> 1070 Bannock St. Denver, CO America/North_Dakota/Center
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