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Coors Field, in downtown Denver, offers breathtaking views of the Rockies, enhancing baseball with high altitude and dry air, leading to thrilling games and impressive home runs. It embodies Denver's culture.
Raw dump of every snap I took at the No Kings Event. I will eventually do an edited run and curate thru things.
This look at something to do "East of 41" takes us up to Zion.
for this longest running Native American Event in Lake County. This was the 22nd event and was very well attended. #eastof41 Take a look at the video notes of the afternoon. youtu.be/4EeMyC5ZsEE
The REI Co-op building in Denver is a historic landmark that was once a power plant for the city’s tramway system. It was renovated and restored by REI, a leading outdoor retailer and co-operative, to showcase its conservation ethic and commitment to the community. The building features a large retail store that sells outdoor gear and clothing, as well as a bike shop, a ski shop, a rental service, and a trade-in program. The building also hosts events and activities for outdoor enthusiasts, such as classes, workshops, and guided trips. The REI Co-op building in Denver is more than just a store, it is a destination for adventure and discovery
“Pay This Some Mind!” (Final Version)
Acrylic and Mixed Media, 16x20, 2024
Part of the Voices in Protest series
This painting began as an abstract attempt to say something honest about Pride without co-opting someone else’s struggle — but as it grew, it became a larger conversation. Inspired by the 1969 Stonewall uprising and set in front of the U.S. Capitol, the piece features figures modeled after Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, holding signs — including one left blank.
At its first showing, visitors were invited to fill in that empty sign with their own messages using sticky notes. What emerged was powerful: voices speaking out on veterans’ care, immigration, personal identity, and resistance.
🌸 “They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we are seeds.”
This final version preserves those community messages, woven into the piece’s DNA — but the invitation still stands.
What would your sign say?
Drop it in the comments or visit the gallery — and add your voice.
️ This painting appears alongside Before the Noise and Words Woven Walking Waukegan, other works in this unfolding story. You can view the full series in this album.