Art Mail Extra - Blink! Special Events

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Blink! Opens This Weekend Blink! Light, Sound, and, the Moving Image opens this weekend. Using humor and pop culture references, Blink! explores the human side of technology. Join us for these opening events. Opening Events Member Preview March 12, 9 am–noon See this one-of-a-kind exhibition before it opens to the public. Join us for docent tours in the galleries, complimentary refreshments, and music. Meet with Jill Desmond, curator of Blink!, for a signing of your exhibition catalog and take advantage of 25 percent off at the Museum Shop. Free for DAM members only. Advance registration is required. Public Opening March 13, 10 am–5 pm Visit the hands-on Blink! animation studio to view works by artists like Robin Rhode, Philippe Grammaticopoulos, and Barbara Hlali. Go on a guided tour of Blink! this Sunday as we open the galleries to the public. Tours are available on weekdays at 2 pm and weekends at 3 pm. Interact with Blink! Artists Demo & Do: Stop Animation with Blink! Artist Michael Burton March 19, 11 am–5 pm Team up with Blink! artist and stop animation guru Michael Burton, to create a brand new work of art. Burton will set up his artist workshop inside the DAM where visitors can help create a collaborative stop animation piece. He'll lead the way, showing you the tricks of the trade! Free with general admission. No reservations required. Blink! Light, Sound & the Moving Image Lecture March 31, 5–7 pm Join us for a lecture and Q&A session with curator Jill Desmond, art collector Mark Addison, and Blink! artist Donald Fodness. This event is $10 for DAM members; $20 for the general public. Advance registration is required. Make a night of it with a special prix fixe dinner menu at Palettes from 5 to 9 pm. Make your reservations online or call 720-913-0130. NoiseFold Happening April 1, 7 pm–8:30 pm Artists Cory Metcalf and David Scott meld real-time animation and electronic sounds to create a performance piece that is larger than life. Watch the artists combine noise, music, and imagery for a result that is truly unique. Free with general admission. No reservations required. Matthew Weinstein, Three Love Songs from the Bottom of the Ocean, 2005. Gift of Polly and Mark Addison. Image: © The artist; courtesy the artist. Privacy Policy: Your e-mail address is confidential and will not be shared with any third party. Contact Us: Denver Art Museum, 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204, 720-865-5000 This e-mail was sent from Denver Art Museum Immediate removal with PatronMail® SecureUnsubscribe. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, use this link. To change your e-mail address or update preferences, use this link.