2019 Murals
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Alvin Gregorio
Alvin Pagdanganan Gregorio has spent his adult life pursuing the expressions of immigration, fragility of family, globalism, violence & war, spirituality, post-nomadism and the defense mechanisms used to contain and navigate these issues. Gregorio received his MFA from Claremont Graduate University in 2000 and soon after was awarded a Fulbright Research Fellowship to the Philippines. Gregorio is currently an Associate Professor in Painting at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is based in Boiulder, CO and Orange County, CA.
Armando Silva
Armando Silva is a painter, muralist, and performer who uses his artistic superpowers to tell powerful stories, build community, and inspire youth through art. As a recipient of a Governor's Creative Leadership award from Colorado Creative Industries in 2018, Armando has been celebrated for his collaborations with cities, non-profits, businesses, and educators across the state and beyond.
Edica Pacha
Pacha creates large scale photographic murals using a unique ‘layered in camera’ photographic style, that explores the mystical and mysterious sides of the feminine. She is interested in creating opportunities for ‘humans to be seen’ and vulnerabilities to be shared, while connecting deeply through Social Art and street art practices. @edicapacha.
Chelsea Lewinski
Denver Local Artist, Chelsea Lewinski, has been painting for years. Recently she has taken her work large scale and has been painting murals since March 2019--that same month she was able to quit her full-time office job and has been pursuing art full time ever since. As a female artist, it's very important for her to step up in her community and let her art be heard, be seen, and to inspire other female artists or entrepreneurs to do the same!
The Designosaur
Julia Williams (aka The Designosaur) is a muralist, illustrator, designer, and Colorado Native. Her work takes inspiration from festival culture, dance, and tribal influences, and often includes strong female characters, animals, psychedelic neon and metallic colors, and space. She strives to create artwork that feels otherwordly and invokes a sense of wonder and mystery for the viewer.
Grow Love
Colorado native Robyn Frances has been creating art in a variety of mediums for many years that relates to the feminine experience regarding sex, sensuality and empowerment. Her murals usually include nude women with natural curves — except for her most visible one of Marilyn Monroe on the side of La Boheme. She’s been painting walls for over two decades and assists aspiring female street artists with mentorship and resources through her organization Grow Love International.
Hollis+Lana
Hollis+Lana is a collaborative artist team comprised of Conor Hollis and Amorette Lana living and working in Denver, CO. Hollis+Lana have shown their work and produced large scale murals throughout the United States. Their collaboration was born from a shared studio, but most importantly, sharing a true dedication to the act of making. The create paintings, drawings, sculpture and murals, recently event combining sculpture and street art for their Crush wall.
Koko Bayer
Koko Bayer Proud Trans Woman making art in Denver Colorado. Koko was born in France and moved to Colorado with her family when she was six years old, has been wheat-pasting on walls and dumpsters around the city since 2015. “Trans TV” head+heart+hand’s Based on head+heart+hand by her grandfather #herbertbayer.The image symbolizes the artistic process. The eye = head where ideas are born, heart=heart where we add ourselves, hand = hand representing our craftsmanship.
Lindee Zimmer
Follow textures, lines and scattered stripes, and dive into the imagination; Lindee’s art stems from the colors of tropical birds, the cracks in the walls she draws her murals, energy of the universe that connects us. She draws inspiration off the patterns in leaves, she paints the vibrations of love, she sketches the frivolous buoyancy that brought us all to search for art in the first place. Anyway, make yourself at home, you are part of it now.
Lindee was born in Colorado and currently lives in Denver. She has been a public artist for over 6 years, she loves collaboration, optical illusions and is a teacher and forever student.
LMNOPI
LMNOPI has been a community organizer, humanitarian worker & civilly disobedient activist over the last four decades, standing elbow to elbow with the people & communities she depicts in her work. She is a traditionally trained painter & printmaker dedicated to street art activism. Her skillful brushwork & signature palette lend her works of art an unmistakable timbre. A terrain of strength and humor, defiance and resilience, love and bravery emanate from the faces of the women and children she paints.
LMNOPI continues to amplify voices deeply rooted within the Economic, Social & Climate Justice Movements. She remains a dedicated and stalwart accomplice to the leaders of Indigenous and Youth led activations.
Max Coleman
Max Coleman is a visual artist who began his life on the wooded shores and cliffs of Connecticut. Graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2015, his work seeks to take the elements and techniques used by artists of centuries past, and apply them to the modern day medias of digital illustration and street art. Combined with a passion for poetry and conservation, his work melds with his imagination and love of the natural world. Thus, it is able to sit comfortably in the present while at the same time harkening the viewer back to a time when the written word and drawn image were man’s only way to capture and share the beauty of earth.
Patrick Maxcy
Nature, animals and design elements are themes that my drawings, paintings and murals focus on. My work sparks conversation on disappearing nature and the encroachment of the modern world with subjects and their surroundings depicted in a harmony and balance that they wouldn't normally interact with. Travel and personal experiences drive the imagery used to tell specific stories in my work. I weave rich surreal elements and high detail-intensive components to create a unique viewing experience.
So Gnar Creative Division
As Denver-based artists and creators, the chance to contribute color and vibrancy as well as add value to the community is what the So-Gnar Creative Division team lives for. Their goal with each project is to create a work of art that people from all walks of life can enjoy and take pride in. So-Gnar designs and implements high-quality art designs with subject matter that is universally enjoyed and timeless.
UC Sepia
UC Sepia has never taken the struggle of being an artist lightly, and yet her murals are whimsical tales of feminine identity that tease out smiles from the grumpiest of observers. Sepia’s creations are called ‘ozjuahzians’ and are recognizable by their long eyelashes and fantastical clothing. She’s one of Denver’s best known female artists, who has taken her time to learn the etiquette of street art in the graffiti world and works exclusively with spray paint.
Tony Zellaha
Tony Zellaha is an artist living and working in Denver, Colorado. His works are largely based upon the relationships concerning humans and nature. Known for his colorful, whimsical style he divides his time between large scale site specific murals, chalk/pastel art and acrylic paintings on various surfaces. He studied the fine arts at Colorado State University and received a BFA with a graphic design concentration. He has produced both public and private commissioned work for collectors and for businesses.