Dry Ice Factory

Denver, United States

4.5

2 reviews

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www.dryicefactory.org
Address:
3300 Walnut St, Denver, CO, 80205
Northwest, Five Points
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
310 ftLarimer St & 34th St
550 ftLarimer St & 32nd St
760 ftLawrence St & 32nd St
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Local time (Denver) 1:55 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

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2 reviews of Dry Ice Factory

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Place rating: 4
Littleton, CO
This place takes the idea right from the 70’s, say’s my MOM. Anyways, I was amazed by some of the art in here.
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
Our meet up of 19 people recently spent about 2 hours lost in the labyrinth of art galleries that comprise the Dry Ice Factory! We saw art created with human hair in the front, and in the back, ran into ceramics just out of the kiln, painters, jewelry makers, and the sweetest French Bulldog.
We have been to two successive first Friday events at the Dry Ice Factory, and the front galleries changed artists. Both times, the works were provocative and fresh and high quality. The studio galleries in the back are just chokey jam full of unique finds!
Great First friday destination. Our group purchased ceramics, but the art we can’t stop talking about is the human hair work.