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Welcome
CHAC Gallery 834 Santa Fe Drive Denver, CO 80204
Thursday to Sunday from 12pm-4pm and First Fridays from 5pm-9pm
(p: 720-573-3933)​
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CHAC @ 40 West 7060 W. 16th Ave. Lakewood, CO 80214
Wednesday and Thursday (and posted Saturdays) from 12pm-4pm and First Fridays from 5pm-9pm
Also by appointment
(p: 720-662-4822)​
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Exhibitions
Low Brow Art
​Exhibit Opening: May 2nd, 5 pm - 9 pm
​​Exhibit Runs: May 2nd to June 13th
Location: CHAC Gallery at 40 West
7060 W. 16th Ave.
Open: Thursday and Friday 12 pm - 4 pm
Also, by appointment 720-662-4822
Lakewood, CO 80214
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Known for its playful rebellion against traditional art norms, the Low Brow Art Show highlights works that are quirky, controversial, and always conversation-starting. Expect everything from hot rod culture and tattoo flash to comic book fantasy and street art influence—all under one roof.
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Featured CHAC Artists: Ken Marley - Aqua One, Carlos Fresquez, Alfredo J. Cárdenas, Jerry Jaramillo, Melina Reyther, Ambra Martinez, Arlette Lucero, Stevon Lucero, John Romero, Jerry Jaramillo, Beto Gutierrez, Mary Hernandez and Kristen Travieso Albert
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Art by Rob Yancey
Exhibit Curators Tammy and Rob Yancey ​
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Sovereign Bodies
Sacred Futures
Honoring Queer Resistance
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Envisioning Collective Liberation
Exhibit Soft Opening: May 2nd, 5 pm - 9 pm
Exhibit Celebration: June 6th, 5pm - 9pm
Exhibit Runs: May 2nd to June 28th
Closing Celebration/Open Mic: June 28th, 5pm - 9pm
Location: CHAC Gallery at Santa Fe
834 Santa Fe Drive Denver, CO 80204
Open: Thursday to Sunday from 12 pm-4 pm
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​​Sovereign Bodies Sacred Futures celebrates the rich and diverse history of the fight for LGBTQIA2S+ Liberation. The exhibition features artworks by Queer/Trans Black and Indigenous People of Color (QTBIPOC) artists and allies that envision liberated futures, draw connections between intersectional and global struggles, and honor Queer/Trans ancestors.
By celebrating QTBIPOC narratives of joy and resistance, Sovereign Bodies Sacred Futures offers a powerful counter-narrative to the hateful rhetoric that is fueling the ongoing attack on the rights of Trans, Queer, immigrant, BIPOC and other targeted communities.
Featured Artists: Rebecca Rozales, Evann Waterman, Jon Romero, Grace Gutierrez, Morgan DeVillier, Micah Ramirez, Damaris Santos, Tania Maldonado,Yasmeen Najeebi, Jesse Ryan Crosby, Mel Perrott, Chino Enriquez, Ernesto Jones, Tie Torres, Cal Duran, Gayedine Bujanda and Olive Keith
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Image by Jon Romero
Exhibit Curators Micah Ramirez and Tania Maldonado
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Something for Everyone
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Events and Programs Accessibility Statement
Chicano Humanities and Arts Council is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment for all attendees.
We strive to provide events that are welcoming, accommodating, and supportive of diverse accessibility needs.
We aim to support full access to gallery spaces, exhibits and programs.
Free and Open to the Public!
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To report a problem or request accommodation please email brenda@chacgallery or call 720-662-4822
