931 Gallery

A close up of a light piece by guest artist Craig Robb. Showing until August 11 2024

A bit of reflected light here at 931 Gallery! Our light show is on display until August 11 2024

" The eye was placed so where one ray should fall so that it might testify to that particular ray" a quote from the essay "Self Reliance" by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Artist Denise Demby shared this essay with each of her children and have found it to be a great reminder to not hold back from ideas and things one has been called to do.
The lit wall piece titled "where one ray should fall" has part of this essay transferred to the steel and some dichroic glass as well. A metaphor and another layer of content available to your eyes! It's showing until August 11 !
Gallery is open today 12 to 4.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Opening Last night. Appreciate the good feedback and discussions. Gallery is open 12-4 on weekends!

Thank you Susan Froyd for the mention. We are excited for this delightful show.

Lights are on and everybody is home! Tomorrow is the Opening for 'LIGHT' Third Friday Opening Reception at 931 Gallery. Denise Demby Mixed Media works with Light. We have some work from guest artist Craig Robb and new light pieces by Denise Demby. Is light material or subject? You decide! We are in the back gallery !

In the design and art world, the devil is in the details as the idiom goes! But we think that design and details both matter. Take a look at the beautiful textures in these pieces. Texture adds depth to an interior space. Here we are viewing Blue Tile 1 by Deborah Carlson and Kaleidoscope of Wings by Judy Doherty. Both of these pieces are on display until August 11 in our front gallery. Hours and location in bio.

Light as material or subject. Please join us this Friday July 19, 2024 at the opening reception for "Light" works by Denise Demby and guest artist Craig Robb. In this show you will see mixed media work incorporating steel glass wood light and more. Exploring the artist's signature abstract language, you can walk through the back gallery for a light show that delights the senses.
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Opening Reception Third Friday July 19, 2025 5-9 pm. Gallery hours are 12-4 Fri-Sun and First and Third Fridays 12-9 .

This show is concurrent with a member's show in the front gallery

Got plans for the weekend? Come to 931 Gallery in the Sante Fe Art District in Denver. Bustin' Out 2 is here! The artists have installed a whole new show with new glass art, paintings, AND collaborative works where they added glass to paintings. We also have many other works by member artists. Come see! Hours and location in bio.

Aren't these glasss art bowls by Deborah Carlson mesmerizing? Deborah has been making glass in worldwide shows for more than 40 years. Her skill in molding these vessels always amazes our guests who have lot of questions. Showing now in our front gallery along with the Morpho series of abstracted butterflies in mixed media by Judy Y Doherty.

It is time for the First Friday Artwalk tonight at 931 Gallery in the heart of the Sante Fe Art District! 931 Gallery just restocked with many paintings, glassworks, and sculptures to delight every collector. Bustin' Out 2 artist members are debuting their new collections with watercolors and glass. Come join us!

Bustin' Out 2 is now showing! In this second phase of their show, glass artist Deborah Carlson and watercolor painter Judy Doherty not only pair their art but also have some exquisite, one-of-a-kind pieces that they made together! You have to come see! They are painting on glass and putting glass on paintings. The results are mesmerizing and won't be repeated. Bustin' Out 2 opens on July 5 for the First Friday Artwalk. Deborah Carlson Judy Doherty Fine Art

Garden Kaleidoscope is a new collaboration between and using Deborah's glass chards on Judy's watercolor on canvas painting. It is one of several new collaborations. This painting is 12”x16” and framed in maple. Debuting for in Bustin' Out 2 for First Friday Artwalk - come see!

“Garden Kaleidoscope” is a dynamic fusion of watercolor painting and colored glass shards, capturing the essence of a vibrant garden in full bloom. The fluidity of watercolor brings a delicate, ethereal quality to the flowers and foliage, while the glass shards add depth and dimension, reflecting light and creating a sense of movement. This interplay between the two mediums evokes the ever-changing beauty of nature, transforming the piece into a mesmerizing, multi-sensory experience. The artwork invites viewers to immerse themselves in its intricate details and shifting colors, offering tranquility and wonder.

931 Gallery has an exceptional line up of artists. Focusing on Modern Abstraction we feature a variety of work from Constructivist to Abstract Expressionism. Showing now in the Member's Gallery! Artist Portfolios can be seen on our website www.931gallery.com. message if interested! #

Pairing glass and watercolor paintings is easy when you combine the work of and . Deborah is known for her masterful layered glass bowls that are unlike any we have ever seen. Judy paints in watercolor and mixed media on canvas. Her white lines intricately convey patterns of pollinator gardens, matching Deborah's glass textures. This match was one of the first things these two artists saw when they brought their work together.

Take a look at a few pairings of the work that is showing in 931 Gallery!

As the realms of art and architecture converge, decorative glass consistently shines in contemporary interiors. Whether a glass bowl is on a coffee table or a large dining table, the space is elevated. Time stops, and memories become more special.

Mixed media abstracts centered on pollinators infuse organic energy into any space, blending natural themes with vibrant creativity. The shapes, lines, and patterns become creative elements that can tie colors together, bring warmth and interest, and convey harmony in a space.

This is the last week of Bustin' Out 1 where the artwork is paired side by side. The next phase, opening on July 5 as Bustin' Out 2 will feature collaborative works, small tiles, and new glass and paintings as these two artist members continue their creative journey together.

The artists are always happy to take commissions to get just the right size for your space.

Are you an artist with a strong art practice looking for a place to show? Are you a member of a co operative that seems more like UN Co operative? Would you rather focus on making and showing art than running a gallery? Do you still believe in Art for Art's Sake?
If so we are looking for you!
931 Gallery is Denver's cutting edge Modern art Collective located in the Santa Fe Arts District in Denver. Focusing on Modern Abstraction we are looking for a few good members to join us. Your work will be seen by over 600 people each month. We have three types of Memberships including Full, Split and Supporting!
For info go to www.931gallery.com

Check us out! We would love to have you!

Bustin Out opens tonight at 931 gallery! It's First Friday and we are "Bursting with Art" on opening night. Stop in and say hi!

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Bustin’ Out Part 1 is opening tomorrow for First Friday Artwalk come join us for light refreshments and meet the artists in this exciting modern gallery right on Sante Fe Drive. Open 5-9pm.

Feeling Pink Today! And blue and brown. I'll be sitting the gallery this weekend for the last look of Mark Risius large sculptural paintings. Open this Memorial Day weekend 12 to 4.

Feeling Pink Today! And blue and brown. I'm hanging at the gallery today and tomorrow 12 to 4. Open this Memorial Day weekend. Last look for Mark Risius Solo show!

Coming up June 7th First Friday Opening! Bustin Out! Glass artist Deborah Carlson and Nature Watercolorist Judy Doherty show their abstractions in 2 and 3D!

These are beautiful pieces to see. Come by this Friday!

Check out another opening exhibition at 931 Gallery by artist member, Mark Risuis!

Mark Risius is a creative writer, musician, improv comedian, and of course, an artist. His creative desire for unique and distinctive aesthetics is evident in every aspect of his works from his choice and style of color blending to the crafting of handmade frames. This is especially evident in the Woven Collection which are made from several larger paintings and are cut into strips and arranged into various designs. Mark works out of his home studio in Boulder Colorado.

First night of this exhibition is on First Friday, May 3rd and will be on display until June 2, 2024.

Putting the show together for opening Friday! Mark Risius in the front gallery

Ever wonder what Art For Art Sake might look like in 2024? We have some ideas! Join us for Opening Night this Friday showing Mark Risius woven paintings. Denise Demby will be showing her ongoing series Playful Energy in the back Gallery.
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Open today!