Art Exhibit: Through the Lens – Photography Across Colorado
EXHIBIT DATES:
June 18 - August 5, 2026
all ages
Open During PACE Center Box Office Hours
Art Reception: July 23, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
PACE Center | 20000 pikes peak avenue | parker, CO 80138
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Art Exhibit: Through the Lens - Photography Across Colorado
Through the Lens – Photography Across Colorado | June 18 – Aug 5 | PACE Center
Through the Lens – Photography Across Colorado brings together a distinguished group of Colorado photographers to explore the state’s diverse landscapes, communities, and perspectives through the art of photography. Featuring invitational artists Stephen Hume, Evan Anderman, William Matthews, Susan Artaechevarria, Sherri Mabe, and Hollie Giannaula, the exhibition highlights a wide range of styles and subject matter, from sweeping natural vistas and intimate environmental details to compelling moments of everyday life.
Each artist offers a unique visual interpretation of Colorado, capturing the beauty, complexity, and character of the region. Together, their work creates a rich and dynamic portrait of place, inviting viewers to see familiar surroundings in new and unexpected ways.
On view at PACE from June 18 through August 5, 2026, Through the Lens celebrates the power of photography to document, inspire, and connect us to the landscapes and stories that shape our shared experience.
Reception: July 23, 2026 | 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Join us at the PACE Center Gallery on Thursday, July 23, from 6:00–7:30 p.m., for the Through the Lens – Photography Across Colorado reception. Enjoy light refreshments, a welcoming gallery atmosphere, and an inspiring display of work from Colorado photographers. Please RSVP.
Featured Artwork
Explore some of the featured artwork from the talented artists showcased in the gallery below, then plan your visit to experience the exhibition in person.
Gallery artwork credits include:
- Evan Anderman – Tracks, Fort Morgan, CO, 2014 and Retreat, Eads, CO, 2015
- Susan Artaechevarria – Fox on Haystack and Robins Nest
- Hollie Giannaula – Thresher (Weld County) and Wagon Tracks (Otero County)
- Stephen Hume – 101 Moods of a Mountain; KIT CARSON Portrait #37 and 101 Moods of a Mountain; KIT CARSON Portrait #70
- Sherri Mabe – Sacred Light on Ancient Land and Silent Dwelling
- William Matthews – Frank Dominguez and Western Dismount
