Upcoming Events
Happy Hour with Rough Gems Alumni: 2026 Info Session
Prospective applicants for the 2026 Rough Gems curatorial training program are invited to Union Hall Art Space to connect with alumni and staff. This is the second and final info session surrounding applications for the 2026 Rough Gems program, providing a relaxed setting for applicants to ask questions, explore the exhibition space, and hear about the experiences of alumni curators.
Double Day - closing day
Union Hall in collaboration with Denver Digerati and Mimesis present Double Day curated by Sarah Biagini.
Gallery hours: Wednesday through Saturday, 12:00 - 6:00 PM
Deadline: 2026 Rough Gems curatorial proposals
Applications for Union Hall’s seventh annual Rough Gems curatorial program are due at 11:59pm MT on October 27, 2025. Artists, cultural producers, and aspiring curators are invited to submit proposals for original exhibitions that push boundaries, spark conversation, and reflect the vibrancy of the Denver Metropolitan community. The mission of the Rough Gems program is to broaden the voices responsible for exhibition making in Denver.
Biyáál - opening reception
Biyáál is a group exhibition featuring work by JayCee Beyale, Randall Beyale, and Wayne Nez Beyale.
Image: “Courier Rider,” Randall Beyale.
Biyáál - opening day
Union Hall begins regular gallery hours from Wednesday - Saturday from 12:00 - 6:00pm excluded holidays.
Image: “Interwoven,” by JayCee Beyale.
Biyáál - closing day
Visit Biyáál before it closes!
Image: “Winter Warrior,” Wayne Beyale.
Double Day - opening reception
Union Hall in collaboration with Denver Digerati and Mimesis present Double Day curated by Sarah Biagini.
The artists gathered in Double Day reveal sites of labor obscured by social structures and economic ideologies. They enact daily ritual gestures or reinvent ancient mythological figures. Many address at least one, if not both, halves of the “double burden”, generating empowered images of domestic work or reproductive labor. But they all confront creation and destruction side-by-side, entwined from human migration to material movement, together these works trace the cultural and ecological costs of productivity through a constellation of landscapes, creation stories, and speculative futures.
Included artists: Esy Casey, Rebecca Shapass, Viola Arduini, Mars Saude, Sammy Lee
