Denver, CO
Untitled: Artist Takeover Jan 2025
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.
The Denver Broncos have undergone a uniform overhaul, beginning in 2024. The Broncos rolled out the Mile High Collection ahead of the 2024 season, which included three different uniform combinations, plus the ’77 Throwbacks.
In 2024, Broncos fans were also treated to a Midnight Navy jersey/pants combination with the white ‘D’ helmet on Monday Night Football against the Cleveland Browns. On top of that, the Broncos rocked their White Out look, which included the Summit White jersey/pants combination and their standard Bronco logo on a white helmet, against the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day last season.
The Broncos are keeping things fresh, and it’s going to be fun to see the different jersey combinations the team rolls out each week this coming season. Fans are obviously partial to the designs, but where do the Broncos’ uniform combinations rank among their NFL peers?
Sports Illustrated‘s Mike Kadlick ranked all 32 NFL teams’ uniform combinations, with the Broncos checking in at No. 10.
“Known as the ‘Mile High’ collection, the Broncos’ new uniforms debuted ahead of the 2024 season, and they remain awesome. Jam-packed with nods to Denver and the surrounding area, their jerseys feature a sleeve cap with a mountain peak and subtle triangles along the sides to represent Colorado’s summit markers. Their helmets, meanwhile, don a bumper that reads “5280”—a reference to Denver’s elevation above sea level. Rounded out with an all-blue alternate kit and a classic throwback look that incorporates the team’s D helmet logo, the Broncos nailed their recent redesign,” Kadlick wrote.
Attention to Detail
It’s not No. 1, but at least the Broncos are in the top 10. As Kadlick noted, Denver’s attention to detail in the new uniform designs is second to none.
Kadlick had the Los Angeles Chargers ranked No. 1, which, I’ve got to admit, kind of surprised me. I’ve never been that impressed by the Chargers’ designs, but to each their own, I suppose.
The Chiefs ranked No. 11, with the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 14, for whatever it’s worth. Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder, but Kadlick had a few questionable uniform designs ranked ahead of the Broncos, I must say.
Besides the Chargers at the top, Kadlick had the Cincinnati Bengals (No. 5), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 6), Washington Commanders (No. 8), and Miami Dolphins (No. 9) ranked above the Broncos. I’ll hear you out on the classic look of the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers (with slight modern twists), as well as the cool options the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans are rolling out nowadays, but the Chargers are meh, the Bengals and Bucs are downright ugly, and the Commanders are just plain.
No big deal, though. Posts like this make for timely offseason fodder as we await the return of football. The Broncos just finished up their offseason training program, and we’re now firmly in the NFL summer.
The cleats will hit the grass again at Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit on July 28, when the veterans report for training camp. From there, the whirlwind of the 2026 season will begin in earnest.
Let’s hope the product on the field looks as good as the Broncos’ Mile High Collection uniforms. The Broncos have produced two double-digit-win seasons since the Walton-Penner ownership group rolled out the new uniform designs, so there is a precedent in place.
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The Nuggets are declining Jalen Pickett’s fourth-year team option for the 2026-27 season, releasing him from his contract, league sources told The Denver Post.
Former Nuggets general manager Calvin Booth drafted Pickett with the 32nd overall pick in 2023. The 6-foot-2 reserve combo guard has struggled to break into Denver’s everyday rotation throughout his first three years in the league.
His $2.41 million salary next season would’ve offered the Nuggets a sliver of cap relief, but they chose instead to move on from the former Penn State star. Monday was the deadline to make a decision on his option.
Pickett, 26, averaged 5.2 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 16.1 minutes per game last season. He appeared in 50 games, highlighted by a career-high 29-point, seven-assist performance in January to lead the Nuggets in an upset over Philadelphia without their entire starting lineup.
Pickett is shooting 38.7% from the 3-point line on two attempts per game in his first three years. He also boasts a sturdy 3.63 career assist-to-turnover ratio.
But he’s remained a deep bench option under two different head coaches in Denver, from Michael Malone to David Adelman. Booth was fired in April 2025. Then, new co-general managers Jon Wallace and Ben Tenzer signed veteran point guard Tyus Jones off the buyout market late last season when the Nuggets wanted ball-handling depth. Jones received playoff minutes over Pickett during their first-round series against the Timberwolves.
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