Denver, CO

Untitled: Artist Takeover Jan 2025

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11 months ago

January 31, 2025

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Performances & Experiences

Not-to-miss moments happening throughout the evening. *Some performances will occur twice.

Hamilton Building

*6:45 pm & 7:30 pm, PERFORMANCE, Light and Shadow, Level 1 Atrium, Hamilton Building
Grayson Fiske and Ben Weirich express the tension between light and shadow with a musical performance featuring wearable art.

*7 pm & 7:45 pm, IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING, The Oracle Window Cat, Level 2, Newman Overlook, Hamilton Building
Visit the Oracle Cat in his ethereal home for non-linear narrative storytelling, as performed by David Rynhart.

*7:15 & 8 pm, OFFBEAT ART TOUR, Meditation, Visualization and Somatic Practice, Level 3 Gallery, Hamilton Building
Soraya Latiff will lead visitors in a meditation around a single artwork in the Modern & Contemporary collection.

Martin Building

6:15 pm – 8:15 pm, PERFORMANCE, The Three Princes, Level 1, Creative Hub, Martin Building
Find the Three Princes for divination and songs tending to collective grief and supporting personal metamorphosis. With Fox Linnea Drickey, Alex Ammons, and Cassidy Bacon.

*6:30 & 7:30 pm, MEET THE ARTIST, Collecting Dreams, Level 1, Duncan Hall, Martin Building
Chelsea Hart will speak about her new mural for the Denver Art Museum Mural Project, and the process of collecting dreams from local Denver residents.

*7 pm & 7:45 pm, MUSIC, The Creative Mystic, Level 7 Gallery, Martin Building
An ethereal musical performance with guitar and voice from Felix Ayodele.

*7 pm & 7:45 pm, OFFBEAT ART TOUR, RAFT: The Expert and Authority of All Art, Level 6 Gallery, Martin Building
Join a satirical tour with Raft Kunstkenner; he/him; authority on art and its meaning.

*7:15 pm & 8 pm, INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP, Rhythmic Engagement, Rhythmic Entrainment, Level 7, Summit Room, Martin Building
Facilitated rhythmic engagement and entrainment invites participants to express themselves on provided drums/percussion through simple instructions and games, with Carl Sorensen.

Sturm Event Pavilion

8:30 pm-9:30 pm, PERFORMANCE, King Bee, Level 2, Sturm Event Pavilion
King Bee: Fox Linnea Drickey, Alex Amons, Cassidy Bacon, David Rynhart, Sarah Darlene, Fox Linnea Drickey, Ashley Dunasta, Grayson Fiske, Ben Weirich

Rainbow Chorus: Sophia Malonson, Madison Dezelsky, Mallory Burgraaff, Kaylee Keim, Karyn Murphy
Shadow Characters: Shilpi Gupta, Will Carman, Susan Lucia, Sinead Maguire, Stevie Noll

Drop-In Experiences

Artmaking and other drop-in experiences available during the night.

6 pm-8 pm, COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITY, Sturm Event Pavilion, Level 2
Blooming Void – collaborative ropemaking with Sarah Darlene

6 pm-9:30 pm, ARTMAKING, Freedom, Level 1, Sky Blue Workshop, Martin Building
Join Rochelle Johnson to create a figurative abstract artwork that speaks to your identity and helps you to see freedom.

6 pm-9:30 pm, TEMPORARY TATTOOS, Elevated Self, Level 1, Wild Plum Workshop, Martin Building
Adorn yourself with a temporary tattoo featuring the artwork of Morgynne Adiama Sulueti Tora, or let the artist herself draw your temporary tattoo in the moment.

6:15 pm – 9 pm, CULINARY CREATIVE, Shish Kabob Grill, Level 1, Ruby Red Workshop, Martin Building
Learn about the culture and lived experiences of Shish Kabob Grill while enjoying free samples.

Art Installations

One-night-only installed artwork by Untitled creatives.

The Blooming Void (2024), by Sarah Darlene, Level 2, Sturm Pavilion.

Textile installation created in collaboration with museum visitors.

When the Clouds Become the Rain II (2021), by Sarah Darlene, Level 1, Creative Hub, Martin Building.

Mixed media artwork exploring personal transformation through the metaphor of shedding and renewal.

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Where do Packers stand in NFC playoff picture after loss in Denver?

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6 hours ago

December 15, 2025

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Where do Packers stand in NFC playoff picture after loss in Denver?

The Green Bay Packers (9-4-1) dropped from first to second in the NFC North and from the second seed to the seventh seed in the NFC after losing to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

Significant injuries suffered against the Broncos will mean lasting implications are felt past Sunday. The Packers are also now a long shot to catch the Los Angeles Rams for the No. 1 seed in the NFC, and it’ll take a win next Saturday night in Chicago to retake control in the NFC North.

But the Packers are still in a good spot in terms of making the postseason field, especially after the Detroit Lions, Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys all lost on Sunday.

NFC playoff picture after Week 15

Los Angeles Rams (11-3, 6-3 vs. NFC)
Chicago Bears (10-4, 6-3 vs. NFC)
Philadelphia Eagles (9-5, 7-3 vs. NFC)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-7, 5-5 vs. NFC)
Seattle Seahawks (11-3, 6-3 vs. NFC)
San Francisco 49ers (10-4, 8-2 vs. NFC)
Green Bay Packers (9-4-1, 7-2-1 vs. NFC)

Others: Lions (8-6), Panthers (7-7), Cowboys (6-7-1)

According to The Athletic’s NFL playoff simulator, the Packers have a 92 percent chance of making the postseason with three weeks to go. They become all but guaranteed of a playoff spot if they can beat the Bears in Chicago in Week 16. In fact, just one win over the final three weeks could be enough for the Packers to get in.

The NFC North winner looks like a coinflip. The Athletic’s model gives the Packers a 48 percent chance of winning the division right now, and it would go up to 82 percent with a win over the Bears on Saturday. Chicago took down the Cleveland Browns with ease in bitter cold temps at Soldier Field on Sunday.

The Athletic’s model also gives the Packers a 98 percent chance of being the No. 2 seed if Matt LaFleur’s team can win out. That will be much easier said than done without Micah Parsons (and potentially Christian Watson) down the stretch.

Two very possibilities for the Packers: Win the NFC North and host the Bears in the NFC Wild Card Round, or get in as the No. 7 seed and go to Chicago to play the Bears in the NFC Wild Card Round. A third round of the rivalry is increasingly possible in January.

Packers remaining games

Nothing easy here. The Bears, Ravens and Vikings all won Sunday. The Bears and Ravens won comfortably; the Vikings upset the Cowboys — who desperately needed to win — in Dallas. The Bears and Ravens are both playing to win division titles. The Vikings are a dangerously talented spoiler team, and winning at U.S. Bank Stadium is never easy. The Athletic’s model gives the Packers roughly a 40 percent chance of making the postseason even with an 0-3 finish. The Lions are the biggest threat to pass the Packers in the event they finish 0-3.

It appears the Packers can clinch a playoff spot next week with a win over the Bears and a Steelers win over the Lions.

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Denver, CO

Packers vs. Broncos Week 15 Game Discussion Thread

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18 hours ago

December 14, 2025

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Packers vs. Broncos Week 15 Game Discussion Thread

It’s time for the AFC’s #1 team to meet the NFC’s #2. Today the Denver Broncos host the Green Bay Packers in a key late-season inter-conference matchup that could have playoff seeding implications for both teams.

In Denver, the Broncos will be trying to hold on to the top spot in the AFC and keep their impressive win streak rolling. Denver has won ten straight games, some of them in fairly ridiculous fashion, but they sit at 11-2, sharing the top record in the NFL with the New England Patriots, who are just behind them in the playoff picture based on conference record.

The Packers, meanwhile, want to hold on to the lead in the NFC North before they have their rematch with the Chicago Bears next Saturday night. Green Bay sits behind only the Los Angeles Rams in the playoff race in the NFC, and they want to return to the Central time zone with that lead intact.

Join us here at Acme Packing Company to discuss today’s game, and Go Pack Go!

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Denver, CO

Denver hosts Houston on 4-game home skid

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1 day ago

December 14, 2025

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Houston Rockets (16-6, third in the Western Conference) vs. Denver Nuggets (18-6, second in the Western Conference)

Denver; Monday, 9:30 p.m. EST

BOTTOM LINE: Denver hosts Houston looking to end its four-game home slide.

The Nuggets are 13-5 in conference games. Denver averages 125.5 points while outscoring opponents by 9.6 points per game.

The Rockets are 9-5 in Western Conference play. Houston is fifth in the NBA scoring 120.6 points per game while shooting 48.6%.

The Nuggets’ 13.5 made 3-pointers per game this season are only 0.8 more made shots on average than the 12.7 per game the Rockets give up. The Rockets average 120.6 points per game, 4.7 more than the 115.9 the Nuggets give up.

The teams meet for the second time this season. In the last meeting on Nov. 22 the Nuggets won 112-109 led by 34 points from Nikola Jokic, while Reed Sheppard scored 27 points for the Rockets.

TOP PERFORMERS: Jokic is averaging 29.5 points, 12.3 rebounds and 10.9 assists for the Nuggets. Hunter Tyson is averaging 2.0 made 3-pointers over the last 10 games.

Alperen Sengun is averaging 23 points, 9.4 rebounds, seven assists and 1.5 steals for the Rockets. Amen Thompson is averaging 20.0 points over the last 10 games.

LAST 10 GAMES: Nuggets: 7-3, averaging 126.7 points, 41.4 rebounds, 30.3 assists, 5.8 steals and 4.1 blocks per game while shooting 53.1% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 119.8 points per game.

Rockets: 7-3, averaging 115.7 points, 47.2 rebounds, 24.8 assists, 9.3 steals and 5.1 blocks per game while shooting 48.0% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 107.0 points.

INJURIES: Nuggets: Christian Braun: out (ankle), Aaron Gordon: out (hamstring), Julian Strawther: day to day (back).

Rockets: Fred VanVleet: out for season (acl), Dorian Finney-Smith: out (ankle), Tari Eason: out (oblique).

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The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.

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