Tag: Urban Gardens
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eco-conspiracies: Oereishi Aeoma
The idea of eco-conspiracies grows from the idea that we breathe together with plants. As the foundation of ecological webs, native and bioregional appropriate plants serve to restore habitats, especially through the tight urban spaces where most of us dwell. Opening space for contemplative practice, we invite visitors to slow down and breathe with surrounding…
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eco-conspiracies
The idea of eco-conspiracies grows from the idea that we breathe together with plants. As the foundation of ecological webs, native and bioregional appropriate plants serve to restore habitats, especially through the tight urban spaces where most of us dwell. Opening space for contemplative practice, we invite visitors to slow down and breathe with surrounding…
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Re-inhabiting Conservation with Creature Conserve
The GALLERIES on DOWNING serves as a dynamic arts space where we envision how we may ‘Re-Inhabit’ Conservation through the first half of 2026. In collaboration with Creature Conserve, we offer a series of creative residencies and workshops to invite people to deepen their relationships with the natural world around us.
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STILES – Honoring Grace
Culmination of the first stage of the Stiles African American Heritage Gardens, written in memorium at Grace’s passing.
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Congress Park News Autumn Garden Column: SOIL
Summer Garden column by Lee Lee for the Congress Park News: Cultivating the heavy CLAY soils of Denver
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Congress Park News Summer Garden Column: CLAY
Summer Garden column by Lee Lee for the Congress Park News: Cultivating the heavy CLAY soils of Denver
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STILES – Featured Artist: Mable Sutton
Community workshop to create cast cement stepping stones that will be laid in the Stiles African American Heritage Center.
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STILES – Featured Artist: Jacqueline Withers
Denver artist Jacqueline Withers exhibits works inspired by flight pioneer, Bessie Coleman at the Stiles African American Heritage Center in historic Five Points
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Congress Park News Spring Garden Column: Steppe Communities; Plants & People
Spring Garden column by Lee Lee for the Congress Park News: Steppe communities: Plants & People
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STILES – MIGRATIONS
Explore the lasting cultural, political, and societal impact of the Great Migration through the life and work of artist Jacob Lawrence online through the Phillips Collection.
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