Ray Mark Rinaldi is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, and writes for The Denver Post. His articles focus on the local arts and culture scene, covering art exhibits, photography, music, and events. His work has also been featured in The New York Times.
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Ray Mark Rinaldi focuses on local arts and culture, particularly in Colorado and Denver. He emphasizes event coverage, expert commentary, and industry-specific insights related to art, culture, events, exhibits, and artists.
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By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
“De la Tierra,” the recently opened exhibition at the Colorado History Center, cuts across the usual lines that define museum shows. And it does so in a burst of colors.
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
The seventh-generation Maine-based basket maker gives Indigenous techniques a contemporary twist. Museums, galleries, and collectors are taking notice
Denver Arts Week starts Nov. 1 but the big draw is Nov. 2 when major museums stay open late.
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
Artist Denise Zubizarreta’s installation is at RedLine Arts Center.
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
Maki Teshima’s “Botanical Stories” is a sculpture, technically, but it feels more like a three-dimensional painting. Visitors are invited to walk right inside of it.
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
His new art show feels like an experiment on what is possible for one person to create.
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
“One to Somewhere” is Tim McKay's show on living and creating with the disease
By: Ray Mark Rinaldi
There are hundreds of worthy organizations that deserve support on Colorado Gives Day , the annual, statewide fundraising campaign that has brought in more than $469 million for scores of nonprofits since it started in 2010.
This retrospective of his work at DAM tells a story about the ages.
It is easy to appreciate the paintings of Markus Puskar, with their swirling colors and shapes, their out-of-this world spirituality, their blatant and primitive references to sacred practices and …
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