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A roundtable event to further expand the conversation around the most recent publication of Tilt West Journal, Vol. 4: Art and Science, Emmanuel Art Gallery welcomes special guest prompter Anna Kaye.

Anna Kaye was born in [Detroit](/locations/21003604/detroit), [Michigan](/locations/21004715/michigan) and now lives in Denver where she works in her studio creating drawings, paintings, videos, and sculptures that are inspired by the natural world. Witnessing the urban decay from de-industrialization as a child enhanced her sense of empathy, compassion, and love for diversity and justice, and her reverence for the natural world. Anna’s artwork is a part of international, private, public, corporate, and museum collections. Recent interviews and reviews include Colorado Matters, Colorado Life Magazine, Westword, and the Denver Post. As an extension of her studio practice, Anna also curates large-scale exhibitions that promote social action and connectivity. She is a former visiting assistant professor and co-coordinator of drawing at Metropolitan State University, and she currently teaches at the Denver Art Museum. Anna's work is represented in Denver by the Sandra Phillips Gallery.

You will find Anna’s written introduction to the topic of Fire and Water: The Art and Science of the West in Crisis, as well as a list of suggested background materials, here.

This event will be capped at 30 participants. To secure your spot, please email [info@tiltwest.org](mailto:info@tiltwest.org).

Denver

United States

10th Street Plaza

Emmanuel Art Gallery

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