BRDG Project
Share your voice as an artist.
BRDG has spent the past year listening, learning, and researching, after the loss of our space last March. We’ve been surveying the artist landscape— the challenges and opportunities emerging in Denver—some visible, many less so. More than ever, we’ve seen rapid change and a potential growing disconnect between larger established art institutions and the everyday working artists who make our community vibrant.
We are interested in finding out what your reality is as an artist working in Denver— make your voice heard. Your perspective will help guide the next evolution of BRDG Project, and help us advocate for Initiatives that could help.
We are interested in finding out what your reality is as an artist working in Denver— make your voice heard. Your perspective will help guide the next evolution of BRDG Project, and help us advocate for Initiatives that could help.
BRDG Project (Pronounced Bridge Project) is a 501c3 non profit with the mission of bringing local, artist-driven and thought-provoking arts back to the heart of Denver’s shifting neighborhoods by bridging artist, gallery, youth and underserved communities together for contemporary expression and learning.
While we don't have a permanent home any longer, we are hosting pop-up exhibitions at various locations and continuing to strongly advocate for the arts and artists in Denver. Please sign up for our email list and follow on Instagram to hear about pop-up exhibitions and other updates!
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Attention Artists!
Gather for coffee & community on Third Thursdays. Third Thursday Artist Coffee Schedule Art Club Coffee, Thursday, Mar 19 · 10–11 AM Denver Central Market, Thursday, Apr 16 · 10–11 AM Town Hall Collaborative, Thursday, May 21 · 10–11 AM, Schoolyard Cafe, Thursday, Jun 18 · 10–11 AM The March Third Thursday Artists Coffee will be at Art Club Coffee in the old Navajo Art District on 37th and Navajo. Reed Weimer has agreed to open the adjoining door to the old Pirate space next door so we can have additional space. Thanks, Reed! |
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