Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement

We recognize historical inequities and barriers in the areas of access to funding, institutional support, and opportunities for creatives from marginalized communities. We are committed to abolishing these barriers by supplying our creative partners with unconditional resources, supporting authentic self-empowerment, and offering unrestricted developmental support for them so that they may actualize their true potential.

Land Acknowledgement

The land on which we reside is the traditional territory of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapaho Peoples. We also recognize the 48 contemporary tribal nations that are historically tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado.

Upcoming Events

March

ARTcade

The Colorado Photographic Arts Center (CPAC) presents a curated outdoor exhibition that will be digitally projected on the Daniels & Fisher Tower during the 2025 Month of Photography Festival. The theme was open ended, meant to celebrate all types of photographic mediums and a means of expression for the festival.

March's Night Lights Denver program on the historic D&F Tower is curated by Samantha Johnston, CPAC Executive Director & Curator.

Exhibiting Artists:
MaryV, Raymond A. Bleesz, Alex Bonacio, Marie Bush, Natalie Christensen, Neil Corman, Darcy Dangremond, Todd Dobbs, Sharon Draghi, Nicole Driscoll, Teri Figliuzzi, Marine Fonteyne, Risa Friedman with Darin Combs and Kayla Heersink, Matthew Gallien, Alex Gamble, Carol Golemboski, Jeff Gracz, Samantha Henderson, Kevin Hoth, Nicola Huffstickler, KJAX Studios, Fe Knight, Dona Laurita, Melissa Lynn, Armando Martinez, Lux Natura, Heather Oelklaus, Tony Ortega, Julia Paul, Suzanne Pedersen, Allison Plass, Riley Ramsay, Deanna Marie Raso, Jo Richardson, Aaron Rodriguez, Charlotte Schmid-Maybach, Sally Scott, Natascha Seideneck, Dana Stirling, Sonya Trevino, Maria Trunk, Barbara Uzcategui Luna, Brenden Vigil and Andrew Serna, Emily Warnock, Alan Wieder, Rob Williams, Michael Young, Kent Youngblood, Foteini Zaglara, and Xiaopeng Zhan.

Main Image Credit: Marine Fonteyne, Playing in my backyard, photographed by Third Dune Productions

Currently, the Kittredge Building features art from Richard Mapes, Limelight, and George Berlin.

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Night Lights Denver is a permanent way for the Denver Theatre District to support innovative artists while attracting people downtown to enjoy a free, unique experience.

Our vision for the D&F Tower project is that Night Lights Denver truly becomes ‘the people’s projector,’ encouraging Denver to participate and contribute – including the international, national and locally-based artists we pay for commissioned artworks, schools, and people walking through the district.

Shows run nightly, starting approximately 30 minutes after sunset and looping until midnight. All programs are FREE and appropriate for all-ages.

"The People's Projector" installation is located at the Daniels and Fisher Tower in Downtown Denver, 1601 Arapahoe Street. The Kittredge Building installation is located at 1600 Glenarm Street.

Night Lights Denver partners include Downtown Denver Partnership, The Kittredge Building, Gart Properties, Display Devices Inc, and the Daniels & Fisher Tower.