Art at Dairy Block
Humankind has expressed itself through creativity for all of our recorded history. From cave paintings to old masterworks to contemporary creations, art is the primary means through which people have sought to convey intangible emotion via a perceptible medium. Hands that paint, draw, cut, carve, saw, mold, assemble, weave, weld, coax, twist, pull, push, roll, and sew all contribute to art’s potency, and its potential to stir the soul via the most immensely powerful vehicle of communiqué we all share.
The Maven is just as much a gallery as we are a hotel. In celebration of creators, our spaces feature more than 700 paintings, sculptures, photographs, and more — all from Colorado artists. The on-property artworks featured on this page are some of the more popular pieces we have on display. But if you’re interested in any other of the beautiful pieces at The Maven, don't hesitate to browse all of our public areas or ask one of our Mavens for more info.
It's a microcosm that tells a story. A story of place, culture and community.
- NINE dot ARTS
31 artists
Everyone is in Denver or along the Front Range
715 art pieces
275 commissions
433 guest room pieces in The Maven
3 interactive exterior installations in the alley
Featured Artwork
Andrew Ramiro Tirado
Dolan Geiman (b. 1977, Hermitage, VA) is a mixed-media artist specializing in the reuse of found materials (reclaimed wood, salvaged metal, vintage papers) to create highly textured and intricately detailed original art pieces.
Featured Artwork
Airworks Studio
“In our works we have created many large scale commissions that enliven and activate the environment in both interior and exterior spaces. It has always been our wish to make the works have a voice and character that uplifts and reflects the positive aspects of human vision.”
The Maven Art Collection
Dark Matter Gathering
by Travis Hetman
Dark Matter Gathering, is an assemblage of over 300 found black and white photographs.
The Quantifiable & The Ineffable
By Andrew Ramiro Tirado
One might view the hand motif as a response to the “digital” age.
HERE
by Collin Parson
Collin’s goal is to push the viewer beyond everyday limits of perception.
Mod Maude
by Karen Fisher
Karen Fisher finds fashion model imagery and builds her own rendering.
