DECEMBER 20 – RedLine Contemporary Art Center

What Lies Between: A Margaret Neumann Retrospective is curated by Simon Zalkind. On view at RedLine Contemporary Art Center in Denver, now through January 8th, 2019. Few living artists in Colorado can claim the wide-spread influence and impact that Margaret Neumann has had on the art-practice of generations of artists – both those who have already been critically and institutionally embraced as well as a cohort of younger, aspiring artists, many of whom have never met her but whose work is clearly indebted to Neumann’s enduring imprint. Neumann has achieved a near mythic stature and she has served as mentor, teacher, guide and inspiration to countless artists in Colorado and the surrounding region. Margaret Neumann was a singular figure in the emergence of RedLine as an “incubator” for young artists and her role as one of RedLine’s first “mentor” (Resource) artists speaks to her centrality in this institution’s visibility and mission. This retrospective exhibition – “What Lies Between” – celebrates RedLine’s 10th anniversary as well as Margaret Neumann’s return to the place that deeply nourished her and those artists fortunate enough to have encountered her. What Lies Between is part of RedLine’s 10X – 10th Anniversary exhibition platform that celebrates 10 Years of Supporting Artists in Denver and Colorado. 6-7:30pm. For more information: http://margaretneumann.com or https://www.redlineart.org/