Repainting the Future Goes to Redline!

A few days ago, Repainting the Future was invited to go to

Redline, a community art center and museum in downtown

Denver. We brought three panels for their community art 

day and anyone from the public could add to it! There were 

several art stations with various mediums, including water 

color, printing making, origami, and, of course, acrylic mural 

painting. 

According to their website, Redline combines education and training, and the emotional benefits of connectivity, respect, and satisfaction. It encourages artistic growth where artists can "cross the red line" to lose the inhibitions that may hold them back. They can gain support systems to excite them and help their artistic goals. Redline makes a point to state that artists are "held accountable to share their experiences and their personal creativity with the community". It's also a place where many homeless and low income individuals come to hang out, use supplies, and explore their talents.

It's also free! It's located at 2350 Arapahoe Street. There schedule is: 

Monday Closed
Tuesday - Sunday 10:00am - 5:00pm

To learn more, visit Redline Denver 

Christiana and Zoe visit the water color painting station. 

Jacquelin suspiciously eyes the mural. 

Angel adds his artistic expertise. 

Regis students add flowers to a panel.
These flowers will turn into the dove's wings. 

Zoe adds a flower to the panel.