This weekend marks the second month that the 7000 Reasons Pop Up art installation in the Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities has been live, and it has been a hidden gem of the First Friday Art Walks. See below for the description of this exhibit. Working in Denver property management, we understand how much culture and art is on display in every corner of the city every week, so we would like to shine a light on ones like this that start making the right noises in the appropriate social media channels.
Wes Magyar is best known for his portraits and narrative oil paintings depicting people in mysterious situations. His faceted mark-making pushes the paintings away from the purely representational towards something more evocative. His solo work is in the permanent collection of the Denver Art Museum and represented by William Havu Gallery in Denver, CO.
After 10 years of exhibiting in Denver, Mykonos, and London galleries, Jonathan Saiz has spent the last several years building his own experimental art market where he attempts to engage as many people as possible - often with messy but surprisingly expansive results. Painting, sculpture, Instagram, publishing, neon signage, art kiosks, and temporary artist-run projects like 7000 reasons have become intermingling mediums for experimentation.
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