Located in Denver, Colorado, RedLine Contemporary Art Center is a nonprofit arts organization that fosters education and engagement between artists and communities to create positive social change. Founded in 2008, RedLine is dedicated to supporting emerging artists and providing creative opportunities for local residents. We work to provide equitable access to the arts for under-resourced populations and grassroots organizations.

RedLine’s facility includes a main exhibition hall with twelve-to-fifteen curated exhibitions per year, eighteen resident artist studios (a two-year residency program that includes free studio space), a Community Studio for educational programing and community events, a Project Space responsive to evolving artist events and exhibition programming, and a library with a large collection of books on art and art history.

Applying a community-responsive model by first listening to our local communities, we co-create innovative solutions to social challenges alongside artists young and old, housed and unhoused, emerging and seasoned, with these strategic program areas:
- Artists-in-Residence Program
- Youth Art Education
- Contemporary Art Exhibitions
- Community Art Programs
- Regranting and Artist Grants
- Creative Place-Keeping

With a history of responding to local societal needs through artistic interventions, RedLine is an essential and profoundly connected member of Denver's creative ecosystem and the go-to resource for professional artists and local communities to create positive social change.