Redline

Education Programs:EPIC Arts - Implemented in Denver and Arapahoe counties, EPIC Arts is a wellness professional-led program to enhance social-emotional learning and mental health through the arts which takes place during and after school with a class of students (K-12). Redline engages ~175 youth ages 9-18 in Title One schools and community centers in Denver, including Children's Hospital and Rainbow Alley.Youth Art Mentoring ("YAM") - YAM is a mentor-based program with a professional artist mentor and therapist which provides a safe environment for students to explore their identities, enhance social-emotional learning and mental health, and promote holistic wellbeing. YAM engaged 26 mentor/mentee pairs at Title One schools in our Five Points community, including Bruce Randolph, Whittier ECE-8, and Manual McAuliffe.

Exhibition - With a visiting curator model, RedLine's exhibition program braids local, regional, national and international perspectives together, anchored by a common theme to present current contemporary art practices and amplify how the work of Colorado artists is in conversation with global contemporary art movements and ideas. RedLine's 2024 annual exhibition theme Stories Underscored seeks to center around stories that are widely known in the communities from which they come, and which are foundational to our collective memory.

The Reach Studio - Supports individuals who are in recovery or experiencing housing insecurity to engage in a free, collaborative, and inclusive open studio art program. Redline is introducing our first Reach Studio Satellite at 2700 Wewatta to expand our efforts in supporting unhoused and in-recovery communities.