Groundbreaking Art Exhibition Exploring the Effects of High-Concentration Cannabis
Hear/Say
At the intersection of art, science, and health, a new exhibition is taking shape at BRDG Project Gallery in Denver, Colorado. Entitled Hear/Say, the exhibition features local and national artists exploring a scientific topic through an artistic lens, encouraging conversation and open-minded understanding on a controversial subject.
Curator: Tya Anthony
Artists: Christine Nguyen, Beth Johnston, Denise "The Vamp DeVille" Zubizarreta, Autumn T. Thomas, Shaunie Berry, Jennifer Ghormley, Anna Tsouhlarakis, Peter Miles Bergman, Samuel Mata, Tiffany Medina, and Fernando Orellana in a collective celebration of artistic expression.
June 14th - July 14th, 2024
BRDG Project Gallery and Event Space
3300 Tejon St, Denver, CO 80211
Grow Up
In conjunction with a campaign led by the University of Colorado School of Public Health, this exhibition is a science-informed artistic exploration by student artists on the health impacts of high-concentration cannabis.
Curator: Shaunie Berry
Schools: Platte Forum, Rise Up Community High School, McAuliffe Manual Middle School and Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy.
Art Teachers: Alejandra Calvo (Platte Forum), Shieka Leslie (Rise Up), Kristen Verner (McAuliffe), and Genna Clemen (Kunsmiller).
June 7th - July 7th, 2024
Bell Projects
2822 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO 80206
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Sponsored by the University of Colorado School of Public Health, these exhibitions demonstrate a commitment to science-based examination through a variety of artistic lenses. Together, they offer a fresh perspective on a sometimes uncomfortable subject. They are hosted in conjunction with a wider campaign by the University of Colorado School of Public Health that promotes awareness about high-concentration cannabis use through HB 1317.
“So much has changed in the industry since marijuana was legalized, There are a lot of unexplored questions about the increasing availability of high concentration marijuana products. We’re excited to showcase how these different creative minds approach this issue.”
Dr. Ann Collier
Project co-Director, Community & Behavioral Health Associate Professor at the University of Colorado