Metal Sculpture
Cactus Bike Rack
Flowers and Branches I
Cactus Bike Rack
Cast Iron, 2024
Public Art for Santa Fe Arts District
Mushroom Grate
Flowers and Branches I
Cactus Bike Rack
Bronze, 2023
Bloom, Children's Museum Denver
Flowers and Branches I
Flowers and Branches I
Flowers and Branches I
Bronze and Fiberglass Resin, 2023
Bloom, Children's Museum Denver
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please say please
Flowers and Branches I
Steel & Acrylic, 2023
Rough Gems: Sacrum, Union Hall
Force Field
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Force Field
Steel, 2022
Public Art for 5280 Trail Project, located on the Auraria Campus in Denver, CO
Behind Bars
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Force Field
Steel & Bronze, 2021
Private Commission
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
Steel, Bronze, Wood, Resin, Fabric, 2020
Thesis Exhibition, Emmanuel Gallery
Natural Sanctuary
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
Pirate Gallery
Steel, 2016
Keys
A Memorial to Fabulous Women
Keys
Pop Up Public Art, Trinidad, CO
Steel, 2015
Mixed Media
Banana Wall
Flowers and Branches II
Flowers and Branches II
Designer & Fabricator
Nest, Children's Museum Denver, 2023
Flowers and Branches II
Flowers and Branches II
Flowers and Branches II
Bronze & Fiberglass Resin
Bloom, Children's Museum Denver, 2023
Railing
Flowers and Branches II
Mother Earth
Wood & Bronze
BLoom, Children's Museum Denver, 2023
Mother Earth
Asking for It (Help)
Mother Earth
Cast Iron, Chia, Plexiglass, 2021
Asking for It (Help)
Asking for It (Help)
Asking for It (Help)
Future of Now, Emmanuel Gallery
Steel, Fabric, 2020
Broken News
Asking for It (Help)
Asking for It (Help)
Divided or Not, Pirate Gallery
Steel, Fabric, Emails, 2019
Stars and Stripes
Stars and Stripes
Stars and Stripes
Steel, Wood, Fabric, 2018
Anarchy Blocks
Stars and Stripes
Stars and Stripes
Cluberation, Pirate Contemporary Art
Wood, Monotype Print 2018
Robot Virgin Mary
Stars and Stripes
Robot Virgin Mary
Wood, Steel, Fabric, Foam, 2017
Photography
Witches
Starry Night in Denver
Western Civilization
Foolproof Contemporary Art
Digital Photography, 2019
Western Civilization
Starry Night in Denver
Western Civilization
Denver Club Building Exhibition
Digital Photography, 2015
Starry Night in Denver
Starry Night in Denver
Starry Night in Denver
Winner Museum of Outdoor Arts Chalk Art Photography Contest, 2013
Articles and Publications
Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History review for Daria Magazine, 2024
Dirty South review for Daria Magazine, 2022
Tree – Saw - Paint review for Daria Magazine, 2022
Juried BFA Exhibition review for Daria Magazine, 2022
African America: Contempt of Greasy Pigs review for Daria Magazine, 2022
Where Is Every Body? review for Daria Magazine, 2021
Contemplating Art artist feature for Denver Digerati, 2021
Reclamation review for Daria Magazine, 2021
Sing Our Rivers Red & Merciless Indian Savages review for Daria Magazine 2021
A Faint Light review for Daria Magazine 2021
About Me
Emily Zeek is a transmedia artist working across the mediums of sculpture, photography, performance and writing. Her work can be seen at the Children's Museum of Denver, in the Santa Fe Arts District and as part of the 5280 Trail Project on the Auraria Campus. Her work has also been shown at Emmanuel Gallery, Edge Gallery, Colorado Gallery for the Arts, Pirate Contemporary Art, and most recently at Union Hall Denver for the Rough Gems show "Sacrum."
As an Exhibit Designer at the Children's Museum of Denver Emily utilizes art and design to bring joy and wonder to children and their families. A recent graduate of University of Colorado, Denver, in Transmedia Sculpture, she also has a BS in Engineering Physics from the Colorado School of Mines.
Sculpturally, Emily's processes include oxyacetylene bending and welding steel metal rods into a variety of configurations that fit a conceptual narrative around diversity, feminism and existentialism. A winner of the Chalk Art Photography Contest, she has performed at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and independent venues around Denver. Emily is also a regular contributor to Daria Magazine.