Past Exhibits

Biophilia is the natural human tendency to connect with nature and other living things. The term comes from Greek and literally translates to “love of life.” The 3-dimensional installations of Barbara Baer and paintings by Amelia Furman celebrate this connection in the Lincoln Center Art Gallery’s new exhibition, Biophilia: Love of Life.

By adding color and stripes to furniture, mixing organic and structured mark making, and tweaking the expected to create the unexpected, the artists in this exhibit use color and pattern to create the richness and joy we crave in winter.

The Lincoln Center’s LC Live presents the best professional artists, national-touring Broadway shows, A-list comedians and skilled entertainers in the region. To celebrate the beginning of our 2024–2025 season, we have invited 5 artists to paint murals in the Art Gallery inspired by the performances playing during the exhibit.

The exhibit features garments by seven artists who make a statement through the materials they chose to use. Whether it is giving new life to discarded items such as plastic bags, vinyl billboards, or trash itself; or using the unexpected materials of paper and rubber bands to create something uniquely wearable, each artist makes their own artistic statement.

This juried exhibition features the current work of the finest national and international contemporary quilt artists. Details of included quilts by Margaret Abramshe (left) and Juli Smith (right) are shown here.

Windsor artist Yuki Horikawa offers an intimate glimpse into his subject’s inner lives by capturing their posture, expression, and clothing through the complex layered color of pastels. In contrast, Louisiana artist Vitus Shell’s large-scale mixed-media collage portraits are geared toward the black experience, giving agency through powerful images; deconstructing, sampling, and remixing identity, civil rights, and contemporary black culture.

Part of Colorado’s Month of Printmaking (Mo’Print), Under Pressure is a nationally juried exhibit of work by 32 artists consisting primarily of any printmaking media (relief printing, lithograph, silkscreen, intaglio, and monoprints). MO’Print is a celebration of the art of making original prints to inspire, educate, and promote awareness through a variety of public events and exhibitions in Denver, the Front Range, and throughout Colorado.