Camilla Sterne

A black and white photo of two young men holding forks of spaghetti.

An Abbreviated History of Dining in Denver

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To understand just how far the Denver food scene has come, you have to go back to the beginning.

A mural on the side of a building in Denver's RiNo District.

5280 Neighborhood Guide: RiNo Street Art

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I explored this Denver micro-hood to discover and document some of its brightest artistic additions.

A black and white Japanese-style sketch by John Lennon of John with Yoko Ono and their son.

A Conversation With Yoko Ono

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The cultural icon and wife of John Lennon talks with 5280 Magazine about the late musician’s artwork.

The Sophisticate’s Chai at Onefold

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Try the Denver-made chai concentrate at this newly opened breakfast nook.

The book Davey McGravy open to its title page.

Colorado Bookshelf: “Davey McGravy”

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David Mason brings his compassionate verse to children’s literature with the release of his latest book.

A closeup of a Missy Ryhsing's gloved hands as she tattoos on a woman's arm.

MISSY RHYSING // DENVER TATTOO ARTIST

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Originally featured in Triad Journal.

Candice sits at an outdoor bench in a garden.

CANDICE ORLANDO // EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF URBICULTURE

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Originally featured in Triad Journal.

A portrait painting of a brunette woman wearing gray. Behind her, a skunk and a lizard are humping in a tree.

Nick Musaelian’s Absurdist Portraits

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If Nick Musaelian wants to paint a lizard humping a badger on a corkscrew, he won’t hesitate to do just that. The Armenian-born, Boulder-based software engineer midnights as a painter—a passion that he wryly likens to an ailment. “It’s kind of a curse,” he says. “Art is like a cold. Some people catch it, some don’t.”

Denver Jewish Film Festival Preview: “Little White Lie”

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Little White Lie follows Lacey Schwartz as she grapples with her family’s lifelong refusal to acknowledge a significant factor in her identity: her race.

The House of Words

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Denver’s Lighthouse Writers Workshop has lived up to its name and become a radiant hub of the Denver writing community. This literary center offers an easy solace away from the at times bleak solitude of the writer’s life, and fosters creativity in a way that seclusion might not.