Art

With travel plans canceled and many of us spending more time at home, this is a great time for a little escapism. Join us as we explore the Polynesian Pop aesthetic that arose from the fantasy world of Tiki bars.

We are proud to announce our next art exhibition: an online collection of brooches that explore social, political, and cultural commentary. 

Art Opening: Lonely Hearts Club by Jordan Lyn. Friday, Feb 7th, 6-8pm

In February, Jordan Lyn brings a new body of fiber art titled Lonely Hearts Club to Balefire Goods.

An intuitive look at how light interacts with precious and semi-precious gemstones, a collection of illustrations by artist Rose Rambo.

For the month of December, Balefire Goods welcomes ceramicist Melinda Laz with her show, Suspended in Time.

For the month of November, Balefire Goods welcomes encaustic painter Michele Messenger with a show of her engaging work.

Michele Messenger is a Denver based artist, graphic designer, and volunteer with the Art Students League of Denver. Encaustic paintings are created with mixed media, colored pigments, and layers of beeswax and she leverages this approach beautifully to create modern pieces with amazing depth.

For the month of September, Balefire Goods welcomes printmaker Johanna Mueller and metalsmith Christine Ann Nicols as they delve into connecting the human condition through nature and tradition.

For the month of August, Balefire Goods welcomes Nicole Grosjean as she showcases an illuminated alphabet featuring fantasy creatures along with other artworks and jewelry.

In conjunction with the Colorado Metalsmithing Conference (CoMA) in July, we will be hosting a show highlighting metal arts from the members of CoMA and the presenters at the conference. Leading up to that exhibit we asked a few of the conference presenters more about their work and process and will be sharing their responses and images of the work we will be showcasing. Last in this series of posts is Charles Lewton-Brain.

In conjunction with the Colorado Metalsmithing Conference (CoMA) in July, we will be hosting a show highlighting metal arts from the members of CoMA and the presenters at the conference. Leading up to that exhibit we asked a few of the conference presenters more about their work and process and will be sharing their responses and images of the work we will be showcasing. Second in this series of posts is Harlan W. Butt.