An over-the-top holiday extravaganza as big as the season it celebrates Nov 21, 2019 through January 5, 2020

Not for the faint of festivity, this over-the-top indoor immersive installation turns the holiday spirit all the way up with mesmerizing displays of decorations that shift time and reality. Come in from the cold with your whole family and get wrapped in the ooey-gooey, odd and sweet rituals that have brought light to the darkness of winter for thousands of years. Tickets available at https://www.denvercenter.org/tickets-events/camp-christmas/

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The Hanzon Studios installation for Denver PrideFest 2018 was a colorful collection of open doors and warm, welcoming phrases. Inside the structure, part of the Equality Cake and contemplation benches from Shrine to Humanity were included. Quotes about love and openness plastered the inside walls. Chalk was provided for PrideFest participants to self-express.

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Denver’s first annual Trash Fashion Show was designed to bring awareness to fashion industry waste and the artistry of DIY-ing and upcycling. Proceeds benefited the GLBT Community Center of Colorado and prizes were awarded to local designers.

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Now in its sixth year, the Houston Zoo Lights show is drawing more crowds, publicity, and excitement than ever before.  Lonnie's imagination and magic transform the zoo into a light-up wonderland.

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Shrine to Humanity & Toward a Global Ethic, an illuminated text were featured centerpieces at Denver PrideFest 2017.

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Crafted for Neiman Marcus, this delicate and breathtaking installation is made of hand-blown glass, stainless steel, and chrome.

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Aerial Acrylic is a custom lighting sculpture created for a high end retailer in Beverly Hills CA.  It is made of aluminum plating, LED lights and flame polished acrylic tubing.

Located at the RTD West Line Lamar Street Station, these fun, handcrafted point-of-interest sculptures were designed with the history and infrastructure of Lakewood in mind.  Made of hand-carved brick, and hand-laid tile, steel, and mixed media.

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The fifth installment of significant public artworks at Denver PrideFest in Civic Center Park. Past works include Equality Cake (2015), The Orlando Massacre Memorial (2016), The Shrine to Humanity (2017), and Equal Threshold (2018). These large artworks have helped to amplify the image and message of Denver Pridefest. Stonewall 50: Progress and Reflection is a temporal installation that will examine and display significant moments in history and the legacy of the Stonewall riots.