Month of Printmaking
Two Concurrent Exhibitions

March 1, 2026 admin

March 6 – March 22, 2026
Opening Reception + Anti-ICE Donation Event: First Friday, March 6, 6-9 PM
Artist Print Swap Event Sunday March 22, 3-5 PM

Community Print Open Show

Our biennial Community Print Show features artwork made from traditional and experimental printmaking processes. Edge Gallery aims to provide a platform for all printmakers of the Denver Metro Area – both professional and emerging artists – to display their work in participation with Month of Printmaking 2026. We encourage concepts or processes that push the boundaries of expression and creativity, including unconventional approaches, alterations, or assemblages.

EDGE Member Print

A display of printmaking work by EDGE Member artists.

Artist Print Swap (Event)

Event Date: Sunday, March 22, 3:30-5:00 pm

What is the best part about producing so many multiples of our prints? Trading!!! Want to share your work with other Denver area printmakers? Want to build your collection of original prints? Join us at our second Mo’Print “Artist Print Swap” gathering. As part of the closing reception for Edge Gallery’s Month of Printmaking shows, we will be hosting a free event open to all printmakers.

Upcoming Exhibitions

March 27 – April 12, 2026
Alane Holsteen Katie Hoffman

April 17 – May 3, 2026
Phil Rader, Christine Rose Curry, David Clark
Susan Hazaleus

Apply for Membership:

Edge Gallery currently has 2 Full Member openings. Our Associate and Satellite memberships are full at this time. If artists would like to be notified when new positions are open, email Katie Hoffman our New Member Coordinator, (please click here). For more than 40 years, Edge Gallery has been an important arts institution in the Denver metro area. We are a friendly, engaged, supportive artist-run co-op gallery, focused on cutting edge contemporary art. Commit to your art practice & show your work! Apply for an interview and supercharge your art career. Please click here for more information on our membership levels.

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Please scroll down to see our previous exhibitions.

Nolan Tredway
Heather Hauptman
Harita Patel
Janine Thornton with Patricia Miller

February 9, 2026 admin

February 13 – March 1, 2026
Opening Reception Friday, February 13, 6-9 PM

Special Event! Saturday, Feb 21, 5:30 – 7:00 PM: Guest Speaker (Joel Schmidt from Signs of Solidarity Group) and Artist Talk.

Month of Printmaking (MOP) Community Exhibition Exhibition Dates: March 6 – March 22 Please click here for more information about the entry process.

Nolan Tredway Cryptobotanica

They gather in forgotten corners of cities and wild edges of the planet. A loose constellation, a network beneath our feet. Unassuming and resilient. Some are exalted as medicine, others banished as weeds. But most of them live nameless and wild, building a world parallel to ours. Shh… Shh… Ear to the soil, comrades!

Heather Hauptman Look Away

Just don’t look. Turn your head away, and plug your ears. It won’t make its way into you, if you refuse to notice. So don’t. It’ll all go away if you just don’t look.

Harita Patel Pakaja/Ambuja: Born of Mud/Born of Water

In Paṅkaja/Ambuja water functions as both archive and medium, holding memory, labor, and transformation in suspension. Presented here for the first time, Harita Patel’s earliest watercolors on canvas mark the emergence of her enduring lotus and waterlily iconography. These forms surface as quiet metaphors for growth, situated within shared waters of consciousness where each of us occupies a different moment of becoming. Moving between submersion and emergence, the exhibition reflects on how identity and meaning take shape within liminal spaces, those that remain unseen, uncertain, and gently held beneath the surface.

Janine Thornton with Patricia Miller Humans Not Numbers

This project began with a simple plan: to bring attention to the number of people in Colorado arrested by ICE since Trump took office. Working through the ICE database, it became obvious that significantly more people were arrested than originally believed. Thousands were arrested in Colorado between January and October 2025. In the ICE database, each person becomes an identifying number for tracking. What happens to them after the arrest isn’t always clear. These are our neighbors. Let us remember them.

Special Event: Guest Speaker (Joel Schmidt from Signs of Solidarity Group) and Artist Talk: Saturday, Feb 21, 5:30 – 7 PM

Joel Schmidt from Signs of Solidarity Group, a project of Indivisible Denver Action and Denver’s Immigration Partnership Teams, will be joining us at Edge Gallery for a group discussion on work being done to support our immigrant neighbors. We will talk through available resources for individuals and businesses, ongoing actions and many ways you can help. In addition, Janine Thornton will discuss the ICE data used to create her art in the current show at Edge Gallery. This is a free event. Refreshments will be available.