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The Hoddle of Coffee: Tottenham Hotspur news and links for Monday, April 12 Share this story Hey, everyone! Ramble of the Day Yesterday’s match sucked, didn’t it? If you’re looking for the change of pace, here’s an exercise in positivity: What’s a nice thing you did recently? It’s a pretty easy answer for me: I got vaccinated against COVID-19 on Saturday! I promise I did not come up with the topic to brag about it. (The true reason is that the side effects made me a little bit slow to write this up yesterday, but I figured we could use the moment to spark some lighter conversation...

  Black art and culture have defined the American experience. “Black Renaissance” will showcase the Black creators, artists, writers, storytellers, and history makers who have shaped our nation’s history and the next generation of Black voices who are reimagining our future. New York Times bestselling author and NAACP Image Award Winner  Jason Reynolds will take viewers on an artistic journey through history with feature segments including powerful messages from  Michelle Obama and  Kelly Rowland honoring the 50th anniversary of  Alvin Ailey’s iconic dan...

February 13 through March 12 Brian Rattiner brings liquid-looking abstracts in rainbow colors to David B. Smith’s main gallery from his Brooklyn studio, while Christine Nguyen helps celebrate Month of Photography 2021 with mixed-media cyanotypes and photo-based paintings in the project room. Interested in having your event appear in this calendar? Send the details to editorial@westword.com. Keep Westword Free... Since we started Westword, it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Denver, and we would like to keep it that way. Offering our readers free access to incisive cove...

As a program administrator at Denver Public Art, Brendan Picker juggles funds, fabrication and artists’ visions to realize major public-art projects, managing all the necessary moves leading to an eventual unveiling. But in his spare time, Picker also curates the Storeroom, a walk-by installation gallery in an East 17th Avenue storefront window, where he gives local artists, perhaps lesser-known than those creating major public art with big-city dollars, free rein to use the space as they please. Given some free rein of his own, Picker helped organize the exhibition Queer City of the Plai...

Tobe Nwigwe and vignettes from young filmmakers Raafi Rivero and More hosts and guests will be announced “soon,” YouTube says. “People come to YouTube as a place to learn and connect. This Black History Month we wanted to continue meeting this challenge which I believe has never been more important,” Nadine Zylstra, YouTube Original’s head of learning, impact, kids, and families, said in a statement. “By choosing art as the lens to further explore Black history, we hope to inspire our audience to continue embracing Black culture in all its various forms.” Black Renaissance is...