A new addition to the Denver arts scene.
, a recipient of the Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts and a professor at Regis University.
Baca credits Diminich with helping to facilitate Biome's open and accessible ethos as the biennial's director. Diminich, who taught theater at a public school in Queens for a decade and was nominated for a Tony Award in 2015 for excellence in theater education, knows from experience that the arts are just as important to those with disabilities: Although his mother was blind and deaf and his father was deaf, they always made an effort to raise him surrounded by art and music.
While going over the artists' work with them individually, Diminich says each one associated the word"memory" with their respective pieces."We have a phenomenal artist, Elle Hong. They're a transgender dancer and video artist, and they have created a piece which will be displayed that is really putting themselves out there. It's a beautiful piece," Diminich says, adding that Hong was nervous about displaying the movement-based video installation at first.
The next cohort will be assembled in 2024 for exhibition in 2025. And while Grasslands will always be the official host of Biome, Baca is quick to note that the two are separate.
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