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Gala Fashion Show Thursday, October 2, at the McNichols Civic Center Building, Denver CPAC invites you to an evening of entertainment featuring a fashion show by El Salon, Goldlyn, Jose Duran with media extravaganza, Mario Zoots and Jeromie Dorrance. Anthony Camera photo booth. Live music by Haldon Wofford and Oscar del Barrio. Private exhibition tour with Fashion/Culture exhibition curator and host Natascha Seideneck. Food and cocktails provided by a selection of Denver’s finest restaurants. VVIP seating includes: Front row seating for the fashion show, a special gift bag, photo portrait, 1 year CPAC membership valued at $40, and an exhibition catalog. Valet parking available. VVIP $110 ($125 after September 15) VIP $65 ($75 after September 15) Includes: Second row seating for the fashion show, a gift bag, photo portrait, and a 1 year CPAC membership valued at $40. Valet parking available. General Admission $25 ($30 after September 15) Includes: Fashion show, live music, cash bar with 1 free drink ticket. Valet parking available. **Payments may also be processed over the phone (303-837-1341) with a credit card or by cash and check at CPAC. (303-837-1341, 1513 Boulder St. Denver, CO) http://www.cpacphoto.org/2014/08/opens-august-21-fashion-culture/ Fashion/Culture. Curated by Natascha Seideneck Exhibition Dates: August 21 – December 21, 2014 Chat Walk with the artists: Saturday, September 20, 1 pm Venue: McNichols Civic Center Building, 144 West Colfax, 2nd floor, Denver Public Hours: Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 3 pm or by appointment. Call 720-865-4303 or email Peter.Dearth@denvergov.org to schedule an appointment. Featuring these Artists: Sara Ford, Mark Sink, Kristen Hatgi Sink, Tom McIntyre, Richard Alden Peterson, Sydney Kovac Peterson, Mario Zoots, Jordin Paige, Candice Knutson, Marla Rutherford, Reese St. Germain, Derrick Velasquez, Laura Shill, Jenn Crowe, Melanie Watson, and Charlie Price with Amber Fries. Plus vintage photographs from the History Colorado archives. Fashion/Culture showcases contemporary Colorado-based artists who use photography to explore the intersection between art, fashion, beauty, and culture. Artists in this exhibition explore themes such as: roles of gender and identity in reference to fashion, the affects of fashion in our culture and the ideals/ideas of beauty. The exhibition consists of contemporary photography and site specific installation, as well as a selection of vintage photographs from the History Colorado archives, creating a dialog between past and present. The concept is not centered on commercial fashion photography, although it is one of the features in the exhibition, but rather about how fashion affects culture. This includes how different cultural groups appropriate fashion, how artists interpret it and how it reflects our identity.

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