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Emilio Lobato and Emmett Culligan get in shape at Havu
By Michael Paglia, Thursday, March 13, 2014 “Rubric #1,” by Emmett Culligan, stainless steel and rhyolite. "Anyone visiting the William Havu Gallery right now will be thinking about constructivism — or at least the idea of making things through the assembly of rectilinear shapes — even before they get to the building and the exhibit inside. That's because of the construction site right across the street from the gallery. In recent months, half a block's worth of buildings hav


Sculpture takes center stage at the Botanic Gardens and MCA Denver (Denver Westward Publication)
By Michael Paglia Thursday, Sep 19 2013, Denver Westword "For every artist doing three-dimensional pieces in Colorado, there are a hundred more working in two dimensions. That makes a pair of current shows featuring sculpture and installations something special. First up is Catalyst , an enchanting outdoor exhibit at the Denver Botanic Gardens that is chock-full of impressive sculptures. Catalyst was ably organized by Lisa Eldred, the director of exhibitions at the DBG, who


The West Colfax BID (with help from WeCAN) has selected a design for 6 new bus shelters on West Colfax by Denver artist Emmett Culligan.
"The West Colfax BID (with help from WeCAN) has selected a design for 6 new bus shelters on West Colfax by Denver artist Emmett Culligan. For the design, Culligan has drawn on both West Colfax's transportation history and its diversity. In the inflated stainless steel corner columns, he seeks to call to mind the "essence of car culture", while each of six shelters features a different colored glass, evoking the ethnic and cultural diversity of the area. Culligan designed the


RTD art: Emmett Culligan's "Plow" at the County Line station (Denver Westward Publication)
By Zoe Yabrove Tue., Aug. 27 2013 at 11:09 AM "Let's make a gigantic agricultural plowshare," is the thought that inspired artist Emmett Culligan to create "Plow," the large sculpture that resides at the County Line light-rail station. Culligan answered a few questions about this piece in our latest installment of our RTD art series and discussed the purpose he hopes it serves.


New Public Art Sculptures on View at PACE Center and O’Brien Park
"PACE is proud to announce that Denver artist Emmett Culligan has donated his piece titled “Colid #7” to the PACE Center. The sculpture, which is placed on Pine Drive at the western entrance to PACE, becomes the 16th piece in the Town’s permanent public art collection. The community is invited to meet the artist and join in a dedication reception on June 20th 6-8 p.m. during the Third Thursday Art Walk."


Catalyst: Colorado Sculpture
Emmett is one of the participating sculptors at the Denver Botanic Gardens for the outdoor group exhibition held from May 4, 2013 - January 12, 2014.


Utilizing the Kiln
Emmett taking work out of kiln


Trip to Myanmar
In late 2012, Emmett traveled to the recently opened country of Myanmar, seen here visiting a happy group of children at an orphanage outside of Yangon.


Installation at Havu Gallery
Announcing the installation of Bilge #5B in front of Havu Gallery, Denver, Colorado.


Culligan included in Emmanuel Gallery's 35th
This exhibition will include some 35 artists who went to one of the three schools on Auraria Campus. Confluence celebrates Emmanuel Gallery’s 35 years of history by telling the success stories of these alumni and their continued impact on our arts community. Participating artists includes Cheryl Bailey, Michelle Baldwin, Phil Bender, Loay Boggess, Karen Bozik, Carolyn Braaksma, Michael Brohman, Jim Cannata, Evan Colbert, Emmett Culligan, Martha Daniels, John Davenport, Virgi


RMN Review: Culligan + Delaney + Wenzel
Staying power: If anyone actually needs a reminder, there is a reason abstract work continues to captivate artists who find that style more real than what traditionally is considered realism. Creative freedom and the opportunity for an artist to interpret how he or she views the world are at the heart of this form of work, as is clear in the current show at T: A Gallery. Here, new sculpture by Emmett Culligan and Robert Delaney and new mixed-media work on wood panels by Jeff


Emmett Culligan showing at Sellars Project in Santa Fe
Sellars Project Space Santa Fe is pleased to host the opening reception for gallery artists Max Boschini, Sharon Bond Brown, Emmett Culligan, Michael Dowling, Sharon Feder, Maarten Haverkamp, Heidi Jung, Mauro Manuini, Tamara Riley, Kelly Schurger and Jimmy Sellars. Opening reception from 6 - 9 p.m. on Friday, November 20 with artists Emmett Culligan, Michael Dowling, Marie EvB Gibbons, Heidi Jung and Jimmy Sellars in attendance. For more information or directions please call
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