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Devon Dikeou “Mid-Career Smear” curated by Cortney Lane Stell at The Dikeou Collection is currently open by appointment Wednesday-Friday, 11am-5pm.
Please note that The Dikeou Collection will be closed July 13-15, 2022. We apologize for the inconvenience.
If you have any further questions about your visit, please call us at 303-623-3001 or email info@dikeoucollection.org
The Dikeou Collection is a Contemporary Art Collection in Downtown Denver that was established in 1998 by siblings, Devon Dikeou and Pany Dikeou. It is free and open to the public. Operating as an extension of New York publication zingmagazine, the Dikeou Collection features work of approximately 30 international artists. Devon Dikeou is an artist herself, the founder, editor, and publisher of zingmagazine, as well as a collector. Her interest in the platform of exchange between collector, artist, viewing context—museum, collection, gallery, magazine—and viewer engendered her artistic practice, zingmagazine, and the formation of the Dikeou Collection.
SELECTED PRESS
Tameca Coleman, “Devon Dikeou: ‘Mid-Career Smear’,” DARIA Magazine, Summer 2021
Gigi Sukin, “An Artist’s Artist,” Modern in Denver, Winter 2019/2020
Kevin Beaty, “Devon Dikeou’s sort-of secret art space re-opened downtown,” Denverite, February 2020
Anna Santoro, “The Dikeou Collection Re-Opens Its Doors to the Public,” 303magazine, February 2020
Anne Herbst, “Hidden Denver museum showcases contemporary Art,” 9News, June 2017
“5280 Best Bets: Fresh Jazz and Crisp Vinyl Series: Orenda,” 5280, August 2016
Ray Rinaldi, “Denver’s Best Jazz Club You Don’t Know About,” The Denver Post, October 2015
“5280 Best Bets: Dikeou Dual Opening Reception with Black Cube,” 5280, October 2015
“5280 Best Bets: Family Saturday Workshop: Rainer Ganahl,” 5280, August 2015
“The Photography World Goes Mile High,” PDN Photo of the Day, April 2015
Michael Roberts, “Denver’s top eleven hidden tourism gems,” Westword, July 2013
Susan Froyd, “Ten Shows to See for Month of Photography,” Westword, March 2013
Leanne Goebel, “Dikeou Collection Denver a Quirky Find,” Adobe Airstream, June 2011
Leanne Goebel, Dikeou Collection Video Tour, May 2011
Peter Doroshenko, Private Spaces for Contemporary Art, 2010
Hillary Oswald, “The Art of Collecting,” Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, September/October 2008
David Tyda, “Good Design Does Denver,” Desert Living, May/June 2008
Gene Sloan, “Denver’s art scene soars,” USA Today, October 2007
Mary Voelz Chandler, “In the Galleries: The Dikeou Collection,” Rocky Mountain News, March 2007
Stephanie Cash, “Report From Colorado: The Hills Are Alive,” Art in America, February 2007
Julia Morton, “Unwrapping the Wing,” Art Papers, January/February 2007
Walter Robinson, “Rocky Mountain High” (excerpt), Artnet, October 2006p114.1
The Dikeou Collection follows the recommended guidelines from the CDC as well as The American Association of Museums, and implements the following visitor guidelines to help keep our visitors, staff, and community safe:
- Masks are required for all staff and visitors to enter the Colorado Building and The Dikeou Collection. If you do not have a mask, we will provide one for you.
- Physical distancing markers, designated entrance and exit points, and one-way directional signage have been placed throughout the collection.
- Multiple sanitization stations have been placed throughout the collection.
- All high-touch surfaces including doorknobs and checklists are sterilized before and after each scheduled visit.
- Do not enter the collection if you feel sick or have a temperature over 100 degrees.