Access Gallery

Thank you, Jeff, for helping share the story of Access Gallery and 99 Pieces of Art. We’re grateful for your support and for a community that believes artists with disabilities should be seen, heard, and celebrated. Interested in learning more? Send us a message or email [email protected].

Every year, there are a handful of organizations that remind me why community matters. For me, one of those organizations is Access Gallery (@accessgalleryco), where I’ve had the privilege of serving on the Board. Access Gallery creates creative, educational, and economic opportunities for artists with disabilities, helping talented individuals not only express themselves through art, but build meaningful careers through it. In a few months, we’ll host one of my favorite Denver events: 99 Pieces of Art. The concept is simple. Local and national artists each create a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork. The gallery fills with creativity, energy, and community. And every piece tells a story. As a board member, this is the time of year when I make a few asks. Not because asking is easy, but because I’ve seen firsthand the impact this organization has on the artists it serves. We’re currently looking for event sponsors for this year’s 99 Pieces of Art fundraiser. Sponsorship opportunities include recognition before and during the event, visibility across event materials, and the opportunity to align your brand with an organization that is creating meaningful opportunities for artists with disabilities. We’re also beginning conversations with artists who may be interested in contributing a one-of-a-kind piece to this year’s event. And while ticket information will be available soon, I’d also love to hear from anyone interested in attending and supporting the event. If you or your organization would like to learn more about sponsorship opportunities, contributing artwork, or attending the event, please reach out. Send me a message, email me, call, or text, and I’d be happy to share additional details. Art has a unique way of bringing people together. Access Gallery helps ensure that everyone has the opportunity to be part of that story. #denverart #accessgallery #artdonation #artfeelsgood #supportnonprofits

Access Gallery artists are featured in Let Them See What We Can Do!, an exhibition at the Molly Brown House exploring inclusion, activism, and belonging through artwork.

This special exhibition brings together the voices and perspectives of Access Gallery artists, highlighting how creativity can spark connection, conversation, and community. We’re honored to share this work with the Molly Brown House and Historic Denver.

Join us for the Artist Talk on Tuesday, June 9 from 4–6 PM and hear directly from the artists about their work and creative process.

Exhibition on view through September 13, 2026.