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Artists

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Christine Nguyen

My work blends nature, science, and the cosmos, imagining the ocean’s depths merging with outer space. Through an organic prism, vision shifts between micro and macro. My practice explores the wonders of the natural world.

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Beth Johnston

Explores ecology, culture, and knowledge through photography, video, and installation. With a science background, she collaborates with scientists to reveal unseen perspectives. A CASE Fellow at CU Boulder, she holds an MFA from RISD.

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Denise “The Vamp DeVille” Zubizarreta 

A neurodivergent artist of Puerto Rican and Cuban descent, has over a decade of creative experience. An arts and culture writer, she covers art, film, and TV. She holds a BFA from RMCAD and is pursuing an MALCM at CSU.

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Shaunie Berry

Denver based multimedia artist Shaunie Berry is a portrait artist who focuses on capturing the essence of unique individuals and themes within the mundane. Inspired by people and vibes, she uses art as a form of advocacy and representation.

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Jennifer Ghormley

A Denver-based artist, specializes in printmaking, mixed media, and installation. She has held residencies at RedLine, MOA, and the Children’s Museum and teaches at the University of Denver and CU Boulder.

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Scott Margolis

Scott Margolis creates vibrant abstract paintings filled with movement, rhythm, and energetic color. His kinetic compositions evoke emotion and motion, inviting viewers into immersive visual experiences shaped by spontaneity and intuition.

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Aisha Renee Brown

Aisha Renee Brown explores perception and perspective through layered, immersive works that encourage reflection and dialogue. Her practice examines the ways people interpret identity, experience, and the world around them.

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Amy Hoagland

Amy Hoagland combines fine art and conceptual storytelling to explore identity, memory, and human connection. Through playful yet thoughtful visual language, her work blurs the line between personal narrative and collective experience.

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Joey Kerlin

Joey Kerlin blends sculpture and mixed media with humor, curiosity, and surreal elements that challenge everyday assumptions. His work often transforms familiar objects and ideas into imaginative pieces that spark conversation and wonder.

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