RedLine Contemporary Art Center

RedLine Contemporary Art Center, nestled in Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood, is more than just a space for showcasing art—it's a hub for community-driven creativity and social transformation. As a nonprofit organization, RedLine bridges the gap between artists and local residents, fostering connections that fuel meaningful dialogue and lasting impact.

Founded with a mission to promote education and engagement through the arts, RedLine places social justice at the core of everything it does. Its unique approach, known as the Methodology of Community Responsiveness, ensures that programming grows directly from the voices and needs of the surrounding community. Whether through collaborative meetings with residents, community lunches, or strategic partnerships with grassroots organizations, RedLine embeds the perspectives of those it serves into every layer of its work.

This commitment to inclusion is not just an ideal—it’s a daily practice. The artists represented, the exhibitions hosted, and the leadership that drives RedLine all reflect the rich diversity of Denver’s population. The center's programs are designed to empower participants, giving them a role not only as audience members but as co-creators of culture and change.

At its heart, RedLine is artist-focused and community-forward. It nurtures both emerging and established creatives, providing residency programs, exhibition space, and access to critical resources, while also serving as a welcoming gathering place for residents to explore contemporary issues through the lens of art. The organization’s values—bold vision, approachability, and deep local engagement—are felt in every initiative, from socially conscious exhibitions to youth education workshops.

RedLine stands as a testament to the power of the arts to not only reflect the world but to reshape it for the better, one project, one conversation, and one connection at a time.