Robert Gray is a dynamic force in Denver’s art scene, blending his expertise as an art dealer, curator, and creative director to foster inclusive, community-driven art experiences. Currently serving as the Facilities and Events Manager for the RiNo Art District, Gray oversees daily operations and programming at key venues, including the RiNo ArtPark and Truss House, a 4,000-square-foot community and performance art venue within Arkins Park.
Before joining RiNo, Gray made significant contributions to Denver’s cultural landscape. He co-founded the Black Love Mural Festival (BLMF), an initiative that celebrates Black artists and their narratives through public art installations. Additionally, Gray played a pivotal role in curating the Five Points Outdoor Mural Gallery, a project aimed at revitalizing the historic Welton Street corridor with vibrant murals by local Black artists.
Gray also served as the Chief Marketing Officer for IRL Art, a collective that bridges traditional art with emerging technologies like NFTs and augmented reality. Robert created "Rob the Art Museum", a marketing collective that collaborates with organizations like the RiNo Art District, MLB, ETHDenver, Soho House etc. to produce culturally resonant art programs. In his multifaceted roles, Robert Gray continues to champion accessibility, diversity, and innovation in the arts, solidifying his impact on Denver’s evolving creative community.
Places
RiNo ArtPark
1900 35th St