Join us for the opening reception of Out of Time: Imagining the Future of America, curated by curated by J. Benjamin Burney - the third and final exhibition in Union Hall’s 2025 Rough Gems series!
Light refreshments will be provided.
About Out of Time
Out of Time: Imagining the Future of America examines how artists working in painting, sculpture, mixed media, and photography envision speculative futures while grappling with America’s complex past. Through the power of visual representation, these works challenge historical narratives, question societal norms, and propose bold new realities. Across a range of mediums, the exhibition draws on the rich diversity of cultures and histories in America, illuminating possibilities for what lies ahead and inviting viewers to reconsider what the future of America may hold.
Location, Parking & Accessibility
We value your time with us. If you have specific needs or requirements that would make your experience more comfortable at Union Hall please reach out to us at info@unionhalldenver.org with accommodation requests.
Union Hall is located inside the first floor of The Coloradan in downtown Denver at 1750 Wewatta Street, Suite 144. There are two entrances to the building equipped with power assist doors and all public areas are wheelchair accessible. Street parking is available along Wewatta Street. Paid public parking is located in the building garage on the corner of Wewatta & 18th Street with wheelchair accessible spaces. Union Hall is located directly next to the Union Station train tracks, providing access to a variety of public transportation options including the bus, light rail, train, and ride shares. If you have trouble locating us on the day of the event call us at (720) 927-4033.
The gallery will be lit by spotlights placed on the artwork and furniture, and low dim overhead lights on the floors. Light music will playing from an overhead sound system at moderate volume. You will be surrounded by artwork on the walls and floors. Several ADA accessible seating areas will be available from benches and couches, to single seating chairs. Artwork should not inhibit your ability for movement throughout the space, and all areas of the gallery will remain ADA accessible during the opening reception, and for the duration of the exhibition.