Visiting Black in Denver

The Arvada Center Galleries hold the health and safety of our visitors, staff, and artists as the highest priority. To allow for recommended distancing and to monitor the number of people in our galleries, we are utilizing a reservation system for this exhibition. As always, our galleries are free and open to the public.

All visitors are encouraged to reserve a free ticket for a one-hour time slot before you come to the Arvada Center.
Once you reserve your ticket, you will receive a confirmation email with your chosen time slot and the number of people in your party.
If you do not reserve a ticket prior to your visit, you may still be permitted to enter the exhibition depending on the number of visitors in your party.

Visitors to this exhibition must wear a mask or facial covering, and have your temperature checked at the entrance. Please do not visit the Center if you are feeling ill.

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About Narkita Gold

Denver-based photographer, Narkita Gold has been honing her skills in digital photography since 2009. Originally a public relations professional, Narkita blends her photography skills with storytelling, bringing a perfect marriage of her two passions. Her first creative endeavour, Black in Denver, is a visual ethnography series that takes a critical look at identity, specifically at small black communities, solitude/isolation, and the evolution of the self. Narktia’s approach includes participant observation, face-to-face interviews, and surveying both locals and transplants to gain a better understanding of Black life in Denver. She’s passionate about arts and culture, and finds inspiration in the human experience, city life, and architecture.

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