| Dry Ice Factory Raises the Bar |
| Posted: April 01, 2009 | |||
 Dry Ice Factory founder Matt Palmer in front of the new facility's main entrance photo by Ken Hamel/DenverArts.org Many artists are on a perennial quest for the ultimate studio: a creative oasis and home away from home with handy access to his or her tools of the trade and ideally a community of peers close by as well. For the lucky folks with space in the new Dry Ice Factory, the search is over, as the RiNo studio collective at 33rd and Walnut seems to have it all: light filled suites with high ceilings, wood floors, city and mountain views, "Class A" finish, a cavernous gallery currently showing the work of Metro State College faculty Robert Strohmeier, and an eventual cafe to boot. The DIF joins the equally exciting RiNo artists coop Redline down the block making the neighborhood a required destination for checking on the pulse of the Denver art scene. Click here for photos from the grand opening...
photos by Ken Hamel/DenverArts.org
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