I Regret to Inform You: Rejected Public Art Exhibition

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2024—2025

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Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities

For the Arvada Center's exhibition I Regret to Inform You: Rejected Public Art, which ran from June 6 to August 25, 2024, I designed graphics that aligned with the show's concept, celebrating the resilience of artists whose public art proposals were rejected. The exhibition showcased these projects, turning rejection into a powerful and informative display.

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I created text panels explaining each project and collaborated with students from Warren Tech to develop a mural logo for the exhibition, alongside my colleague Collin Parson, Director of Galleries and Curator. This mentorship provided students with hands-on experience while adding fresh, creative input to the exhibition’s visual identity. My goal was to enhance the visitor experience and honor the dedication of the featured artists.

Turning rejection into inspiration—celebrating resilience through art.

“The graphics in the outing pull things together nicely, and because they stick mostly to the facts, they keep the whole exercise from turning into a pity party. There is a sense of disappointment in the air, but also the idea that this is just how the art business works.”
Ray Mark Rinaldi, The Denver Post
Read the full article here.

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