Susan Froyd is a freelance writer at Denver Westword. With a focus on arts and entertainment, she often explores topics related to Colorado and Denver, as well as social issues, particularly around holidays like Halloween. Susan's work has been featured in Denver Westword, where her passion for writing continues to shine through.
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Susan Froyd's coverage largely centers around local art events and cultural happenings in Denver, Colorado. She frequently covers event-related content, particularly highlighting art galleries, exhibitions, and cultural events within the city.
Given her focus on local arts and culture in Denver, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or access to local artists, gallery owners, or organizers of cultural events taking place within the city. Additionally, Susan might appreciate pitches that provide a broader perspective on how these local events fit into larger trends within the art world.
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See Sam Grabowska explore haptics at Leon Gallery, say “so long” to the Evans School studio artists or make a deal with Michael Dowling.
By: Susan Froyd, Emmanuel Martinez, Emanuel Martinez
See art in the making at Denver Walls, celebrate the region’s Chicano-art heritage and get spooky with Terry Campbell
Migrant art, Western art and Día de los Muertos celebrations take over town, while a Maurice Sendak retrospective comes to the DAM.
By: Susan Froyd, Joe Kusumoto
Feel your roots in cultural festivities in Westwood and Breckenridge or commune with nature at Bell Projects and Understudy.
A trifecta of superstar artists will be at Robischon Gallery, while the Denver Art Museum welcomes work by Slam Nuba and Maurice Sendak.
A selection of artworks from the exhibition, On the Rise: Women and NonBinary Artists of Color, opening at Yolia Art Space. Courtesy Yolia ArtSpace
By: Susan Froyd
Tristan McKay, "Dual Synthesis," at Pirate: Contemporary Art. Tristan McKay
Find gifts for the creatives in your life, take in year-end shows and soak up the final First Friday of 2024.
Artsy gifts still abound in art spaces and markets, while other gallery shows will touch your soul.
Find do-or-die deals, hip art, a fascinating installation in the mountains and even a party or two.
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