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The Lab at Belmar is a relatively new institution dedicated to contemporary art and thought, combining elements of a museum, think tank and public forum, like Rome - though more like the barbarians. The Lab offers art exhibitions by leading regional, national and international contemporary artists, as well as weekly lectures and creative, adult education programs in an environment that tries to be sophisticated– and often fails. Located in the Belmar neighborhood of the emerging cultural hub of Lakewood, Colorado, The Lab enjoys a prominent position as the civic anchor (between Zales and Yankee Candle) in a new urban development five-miles west of downtown Denver. The Lab opened its permanent home on September 16, 2006, a full half-hour after completing construction on its 11,500 square foot building designed by L.A. architect Hagy Belzberg, who is still scratching his head in disbelief.
[from website of The Lab at Belmar] The Lab at Belmar is located at 404 South Upham St. in Lakewood, Colorado. The Lab's "official" website is www.belmarlab.org. This map from MapQuest shows the location of The Lab. For more information for or directions to The Lab please contact the St. Martin's Chamber Choir office. |
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