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May 2013 • Online Edition
 

PROFILE ONLINE: Check out our brand new flipbook

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PUBLISHER: It’s about time to dust off the Bill of Rights

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PEOPLE: Aaron Ney – raising up community out of the dirt

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HOME TOURS: Tours from Wash Park to Park Hill 

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GOOD FOOD: Local markets bring farm fresh food to your table

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LETTERS: Wash Park crowds put pressure on neighborhoods

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Old South Gaylord | Print |  E-mail

The Old South Gaylord Street commercial district has seen many lifetimes since rising up along the streetcar line that ran through the eastern portion of south Denver from the early 1920s to 1950, when buses replaced the beloved streetcars.

From groceries, hardware stores and other such businesses serving the immediately surrounding community, Old South Gaylord has become a blend of neighborhood retail center and destination shopping and restaurant district. Happily, in recent years a new group of art purveyors has assembled on this cozy block-long strip, revitalizing the local art scene.

 In an effort to establish a stronger foothold in the Denver art scene, four galleries have come together under the banner of “Gaylord Street Galleries,” to form the city’s newest art district.  The new collective is joining the growing Denver trend of extended hours and special shows on “First Fridays” monthly, beginning May 7.

Amy Dixon Fine Art, 1084 S. Gaylord St., is a recent addition to the south Denver art scene, featuring Dixon’s vibrant paintings in a European-style studio setting along with works by artists Linda Israel and Kelly Berger. The newest Gaylord gallery is Willoughby Galleries At The Loft, 1023 S. Gaylord St. Nationally recognized Denver artist Kristen Olson, who’s shown and taught at Grant Street Studios for many years, is presenting this new Parisian-style loft gallery/studio that will include a few additional artists, jewelry and etchings.

 Paula Collette Conley’s Arts At Denver, 1025 S. Gaylord St., set up shop in 2008, representing original fine art by Colorado artists both established and emerging. Conley is currently celebrating 19 years in the art business with a 19th Anniversary Show. The elder statesman among the Gaylord Street Galleries is Brushstrokes Gallery & Studio, 1059 S. Gaylord St.Nationally noted impressionistic artists John K. Harrell, Kit Hevron Mahoney and Anita Mosher have pioneered the collective art studio/gallery concept on South Gaylord for eight years.

For details of Gaylord Street Galleries events, call 303-905-2617 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it For the fine points of this relaxed and inviting block, visit www.southgaylordstreet.com.

 
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