Artist Bio: Denver-based photographer, Narkita Gold has been honing her skills in digital photography since 2009. She’s passionate about arts and culture and finds inspiration in the human experience, city life, and architecture. She’s currently profiling the city’s movers, shakers, and every day folks about the Black experience in the Mile High City in her […]

A small gift of beauty & art for the world in our windows along 17th and Park Avenue. Work by: Jared David Paul Anderson; Camille Rose Shortridge; Michael Dowling

Was, Is, Will Be is Leon’s 3rd Annual Performance Art Series, broadcasting remotely throughout the month of May, 2020, and during the stay-at-home/safer-at-home orders of Governor Polis and Mayor Hancock. Artists were provided an honorarium to create a work of pre-recorded video or prepare a performance for live streaming. As the various works are premiered […]

Kevin Frances Man In The Moon February 15th – March 28th, 2020 Join us as we celebrate the Colorado debut of Kevin Frances (NYC) for Mo’ Print: Month of Printmaking. Photo credit: Amanda Tipton Photography website: http://www.kevinfrances.com/ Statement: Objects are spread across a table: books, bills, an almost empty cup of coffee, a note to […]

bunny M – beasts of burden Instagram: instagram.com/thebunnyM Website: www.bunnyM.com Leon is proud to announce the largest solo show to date in Denver of the works of bunny M. Predominantly existing only in the streets, artist bunny M, will be taking a rare moment in her career to exhibit beasts of burden, a collection of […]

OVERLOOK Kaitlyn Tucek website: www.kaitlyntucek.com/ August 31st – October 12th, 2019 Artist Statement: On page 531 of the 2001 edition of Janson’s Western Art History textbook you can find the following quote: “So far, we have not discussed a named woman artist, although this does not mean that there were none.” While doing research for […]

The portraits included in Ramiro Smith Estrada’s exhibit Expertly Paired dazzle with their vibrant palette and intricately patterned designs. They are, indeed, visually sumptuous encounters that offer viewers aesthetic pleasure through their color and arrangement. But simply to look at his paintings for the purpose of optic gratification belies the cultural critique they wield.

Leon is demonstrating its commitment to promoting performance art through an intensive five weeks series of events featuring some of the best and brightest performance artists of the Denver art community.

Nights is a collection of street photographs shot over the last four years during late night walks through the neighborhoods of Los Angeles and beyond. These photographs explore the sublime in the nondescript corners of the everyday.

“Cut From the Same Cloth” – (idiomatic, of two or more persons or things, Very similar; possessing many of the same fundamental characteristics). An art show brought to you by 1910 – the collaborative works of Jamie M. Lynn and Schoph Schofield.