Humidor of human filth By Zac Dunn Art by Jack Grupe Published Issue 099, March 2022 Humidor of human filth Escape artist with no thumbs hitchhiking Blackened Batman summarily summoned The goblets all brimming with crimson glow The Mollys all grinning and stepping below Cold calling the crisis line Pretending to be flush While all […]
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Feet in the Clouds with Cami Galofre By Dave Jasmon Published Issue 100, April 2022 The Denver-based artist created “Macarenia” for Meow Wolf’s Convergence Station, a multidimensional landscape incorporating her love of magical realism. “What matters in life is not what happens to you, but what you remember and how you remember it.” –
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Sub Crew 801P By RUMTUM Published Issue 098, February 2022 Denver-based artist John Hastings, aka RUMTUM, specializes in paintings, murals, prints and brand creation. Also an electronic producer and instrumental enthusiast, he has a unique approach to crafting his melodic tunes. The Cleveland native offers a broad frequency, and whether it be his love for native
Kangwolf Roodar Too Spin Me Round (Like A Macropod) By Nate Balding Art by Grant Williams Published Issue 095, November 2021 It’s been said that the only thing to fear is fear itself. It’s also been said that one should never enter into unarmed combat with a kangaroo. Both can be true but only one
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Sharing Headspace w/ David Ocelotl Garcia and Cal Duran By Dave Jasmon Published Issue 091, July 2021 Two Colorado-based artists created a sanctuary for spiritual and metaphysical connections in Meow Wolf’s upcoming Denver exhibit. “When I think about creating …” explains artist David Ocelotl Garcia, “It doesn’t matter how skilled you are or if you
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Moon By Risa F. Scott Published Issue 091, July 2021 I saw the moon And thought it was A streetlamp. Stuck On the corner Of Cimarron And Church street Where the wilting Schoolhouse is shut Always bolted Leaning where dreams Leaned, a crushed beer Can in the brush. I’m waiting for What I never Thought
Shattered Sky By Lio Bumba Published Issue 089, May 2021 Lio Bumba (BUMBAKiNi) is a self-taught artist who brings a global view to the Denver art scene. Of Congolese descent, he boldly envisions the modern American experience from a black man’s perspective in swaths of folkloric imagery inspired by his African descent, European upbringing, and
Dirty Spatula Fiction By Brian Polk Art By Jonny DeStefano Published Issue 088, April 2021 Look for the phrase “Dirty Spatula” strategically placed in each story. The Sticky Spot on the Floor Grew Last Night “The sticky spot on the kitchen floor sure seems like it grew exponentially last night,” I told my roommate when
Sun Wolves By RUMTUM Published Issue 088, April 2021 Denver-based artist John Hastings, aka RUMTUM, specializes in paintings, murals, prints and brand creation. Also an electronic producer and instrumental enthusiast, he has a unique approach to crafting his melodic tunes. The Cleveland native offers a broad frequency, and whether it be his love for native spirits
The Art of Containment By Alexia Barreiro Published Issue 087, March 2021 The Art of Containment Currently Showing at Fire On The Mountain / Denver, CO Address: Wash Park Location: 300 S Logan St #102, Denver, CO 80209 By mixing a hint of fashion illustration, typography and street art, I have created a series of pieces