NEXUS: Denver Group Exhibit

September 28, 2024 - January 3, 2025

Mirus Gallery Denver presents "Nexus" , a group exhibition that brings together 30 of Denver’s most innovative artists.  Join us for the Opening Reception Saturday, September 28th, 6-10pm, an immersive social event featuring live painting by artists in the exhibition, live music, interactive installations and refreshments.

"Nexus" converges a group of diverse creative voices that shape our art scene. The title "Nexus" symbolizes the central point where different elements connect, reflecting the exhibition's mission to unite a wide array of artistic expressions under one roof. By showcasing a variety of mediums—from painting and sculpture to photography, installations and new media. "Nexus" emphasizes the interconnectedness of Denver's artistic community and the shared creative energy that fuels it.

The exhibition is on display through January 3rd.  Contact to schedule an appointment to come see it in person or check our event calendar to find out more about immersive events at Mirus Gallery Denver.

Featured Artists:

Actualize Visuals, Adden Joule, Aiyana Rosalani, Alex Ubatuba, Amanda Sandlin, Andrew Norris, Ashley Blocker, Axiom, Bobby MaGee Lopez, Cami Galfore, Chris Moore, Cutty Up, Daniel Laukhart, Eleanor Giron, Jake Amason, John Gay, John McGoldrick, Johnny Draco, Josh Tjapkes, Julia Wild, Julie Young, Kaelyn McGowen, Kellie Rogers, Kodi Delaney, Linda Bishara, Megan Walker, Miguel Dominguez, Morgan Mandala, Nick Fast, Omar Chow, Randal Roberts, Sean Zenner, Shannon Miguela, Stephen Kruse, Tatum, Tod Kapke, Travis Gillan,

Crystal Wagner: Telos

Solo Exhibition
January 25 - April 11, 2025

Mirus Gallery Denver is thrilled to announce the opening of Telos, a solo exhibition by celebrated artist Crystal Wagner. Enter the world of Telos, hand assembled paper sculpted into complex ecosystems encapsulated in plexi domes. Wagner’s sculptural creations mimic organic forms found in nature. Join us for the opening reception Saturday, January 25, 2024, from 6-10 PM. The opening reception will feature a special live collaboration performed by Crystal Wagner and critically acclaimed composer David K. Israel scheduled to start at 8pm. Telos exhibition will be on display through April 11, 2025.

About the Exhibition:

In Telos, artist Crystal Wagner explores the dialogue between the organic and the sublime. Her vibrant, multi-layered sculptures—rooted in the deep ecological language of the natural world, transcend the familiar, gesturing toward speculative ecosystems that exist at the threshold of the real and the imagined. The domes serve as protective atmospheres and portals into her exploration of Telos, the ancient Greek concept of purpose or ultimate end, preserving each piece at a unique, imagined moment in its life cycle.

Wagner's practice offers a counterpoint to the flatness of contemporary digital experience. Through her meticulously hand-crafted dimensional forms, she reclaims spatiality and tactility, creating microcosms that embody the delicate tension of natural growth. Telos becomes a meditation on the liminal- spaces where the boundaries between the known and the unknown disappear, prompting viewers to reimagine their relationship with organic forms in their modern landscapes. 

About the Artist: 

Crystal Wagner’s work has been described as a vibrant exploration of color, texture, and form, often noted for its unique interplay between the natural and synthetic. Critics highlight her ability to create “otherworldly” installations that merge with the environment, creating a “visual language” that feels both familiar and alien. In an interview about her exhibit Bioforms and Blooms, Wagner explained that her pieces delve into the relationship between humans and nature, using exotic, biomorphic shapes to evoke a primal connection with the organic world.

Wagner’s art has garnered widespread media attention, with features in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Artnet, Hi-Fructose, Juxtapoz, Complex Art & Design, Beautiful Decay, and Drawing magazines, among many others. She has been awarded notable grants including Pollock-Krasner Grant, Adolph Ester Gottlieb Grant, and the Art Affect Grant and was the Sculpture and Installation Category Award Winner of the SEE.ME, Art Takes Paris, international art competition. Select magazine features include a 13-page article in Juxtapoz (2015), a 10-page article in Hi Fructose (2016), and 10-page article in Graffiti Art, and features in Dream Magazine, Frame Magazine (Amsterdam, 2017), and Drawing Magazine. Wagner’s work has been exhibited globally, with collaborations including high-profile projects for Nike and Viacom, among others, solidifying her influence and reputation in contemporary art.

NEW LOCATION COMING SOON

Wonderland SF Group Show

Curated by Irene Hernandez Feiks
December 5th, 2024 - March 7, 2025

Opening reception: Thursday December 5th 6-10pm54

About the Exhibition:

Mirus Gallery presents a new group exhibition curated by Irene Hernandez Feiks, who has deep roots in the San Francisco art scene. From 2010-2020, Irene owned WonderlandSF art gallery and on Valencia Street focused specifically on exhibiting local artists and designers. The newest group show features over one hundred artists using an eclectic range of styles and mediums. The opening reception is Thursday December 5, 6-10 pm. Many of the artists will be in attendance with a bar and live music.

To view the exhibition after the opening reception, please contact to schedule a viewing today.

Featured Artists

Aaron Johnson, Abel Manalo, Adam Caldwell, Adam McCarthy, Alberto Ybarra, Alec Huxley, Alex Achaval, Alice Koswara, Amanda Lynn, Amber Allen, Amy Ahlstrom, Analy Nakat, Andrew MacRae, Antonio Pelayo, Brady Wilmott, Brandon Hurley, Brent McHugh, Brett Armory, Brian Barneclo, Brian J Hoffman, Cat Sommer, Charmaine Olivia, Chonto, Chor Boogie, Chelsea Robot, Chris Granillo, Chris Leib, Chris Stokes, Cindy Shih, Cleng Sumagaysay, Daryll Peirce, D Young V, Debra Dee, Debra Shapiro, Delphyne, Dom Fontana, Doug Rhodes, Eddie Colla, Eddie O. Rodriguez, Emily Fromm, Germs Zacarias, HiERICBRO, Espana Garcia, Fabez, Felicia Ann, Felicia Gabaldon, Isaac Pelayo, J.L. King, Jeffrey Nemenzo, Jessica Petrie, John Osgood, John Wentz, Johnny Dismal, Jon Ching, Jose Di Gregorio, Josh Everhorn, Josh Thurman, Joshua Nissen King, Kenneth Malone, Kevin Earl Taylor, Kirstine Reiner Hansen, Lacey Bryant, LJ Kim, Lady Henze, Lana Kohn, Laura Gonzalez, Lee Harvey Roswell, Leija, Leon Loucheur, Linda Larson, Liz Brizzi,  Lucas Bononi, Luciano Roque, Marina Berlin, Mario Navasero, Mark Campbell, Mars-1, Mars Sandoval, Masha Ko, Maureen Shields, Max Ehrman (Eon75), Micah LeBRUN, Michael Murphy, Michael Walsh, Mike Davis, Mollie Tuggle, Monty Guy, Natalie Gabriel, Nate Geare, Nicole Hayden, Olympia Altimir Galvez, Optimist, Paul Lewin, Phillip Hua, Phillip Lawson, Pablo Ruiz Arroyo, Ransom and Mitchell, Raul D’Mauries, Ricky Watts, Rob “Pengoo” Casanovas, Robert Bowen, Romanowski, Ryan Stubbs, Sean Faithen, Sofia Venegas, Steve Javiel, Tanya Herrera, Ted Vasin, Julia, Tomo77, Txutxo Perez, Ursula Xanthe Young, Ximena Rendon, Yanoe Zoueh, Yuri