Denver Arts Week celebrates arts and culture across the city

Julian Rubinstein's documentary "The Holly" documents a shooting case, but reveals problems with gentrification. 

"I did find corruption in a federally funded anti-gang effort here in Denver. I did find the misuse of informants. I did find the targeted take down of a prominent activist. And I did find a connection between gentrification and violence."

FULL STORY: Documentary 'The Holly' reveals corruption, abuse in a Denver neighborhood

Museo de las Americas is featured during Denver Arts Week which runs until Nov. 12.

Denver Arts Week kicks off with First Friday Art Walks at Westward Gallery in the Tennyson Street Cultural District.

Westward Gallery: https://www.westwardgallery.com/

Denver Arts Week kicks off with First Friday Art Walks at the Future Drawn oneLINE Gallery. 

Future Drawn oneLINE Gallery:  https://www.futuredrawn.com/

Denver Arts Week kicks off with First Friday Art Walks and CBS News Colorado's Marissa Armas interviewed the artist and co-owner of the Lapis Gallery. 

Lapis Gallery: https://www.lapisstudiodenver.com/

D'art Gallery has 18 member artists and 3 are on display for Denver Arts Week.

Stroll down Santa Fe Boulevard on Friday evening to be wowed by many of the talented artists who reside in the Mile High City. Galleries on the historic street showcase pieces by Denver artists during First Friday Arts Walks.

Sync Gallery on Santa Fe is celebrating Denver Arts Week with an exhibition called "Reflections."

A documentary at this year's Denver Film Festival is challenging the City of Boulder's inclusive reputation. The film "This Is Not Who We Are" includes the testimonials of several black Boulder residents including Zayd Atkinson, who won a settlement from The City.  

FULL STORY: Documentary at Denver Film Fest challenges Boulder's inclusive reputation