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Join us for our first Re:Union Virtual Talk with Justin Stucey, Meow Wolf; and Frankie and Therin, Rainbow Dome!

Justin Stucey

Justin Stucey is an interdisciplinary artist who creates immersive experiences for people and their loved ones through the power of storytelling. For more than a decade, Justin has led an array of creative ventures. He has directed a documentary short film and animated short, as well as produced live events at New York’s Guggenheim Museum and for MTV.

Frankie and Therin

Friends and collaborators since 2015, Therein Zimmerman (they/them) and Frankie Toan (they/them) have worked individually and together on many art/community projects throughout the Denver-metro area. Some of their collaborative highlights include being founding members of the Secret Love Collective (2017-2021), an art collective that organized community-driven events based around art performances, shows, installations, and gatherings. In 2019 the artists helped to rebrand Make, Believe Bakery- a local Denver staple. Most recently, both Therin and Frankie individually completed rooms at Meow Wolf Denver. Additionally they have worked with many local galleries, art spaces, and non-traditional art spaces to produce art events and shows. Some of these spaces include 40 West Arts and the city of Lakewood, RedLine Denver, Leon Gallery, the Center for Visual Arts Denver, STEAM on the Platte, Meow Wolf, and BreckCreate: Breckenridge Creative Arts.