“East Window Gallery has ensconced itself as a major player in the Front Range arts scene, not an easy task in a region full of established, and ambitious, gallerists and curators. But galleries like this are hard to ignore.”

— Ray Mark Rinaldi, Writer - Denver Post / New York Times

“Working with Todd Edward Herman and East Window gave me a new perspective on my work. Todd's very careful and thoughtful curation helped me see threads between two of my series of photographs that I had not consciously noticed. I became connected with a wonderful community of artists in Boulder who deeply respect East Window. My exhibit at the gallery opened up a new discursive direction for me, leading me to think differently about my practice. I'm very grateful for this opportunity.”

— Amitis Motevalli, Artist

“Working with East Window Gallery is always a pleasure as they are generous, respectful, and caring. They make me feel valuable as an artist, and everyone involved clearly cares deeply for the work they are doing. I am always amazed by the artists they bring into their space. As a queer, Indigenous woman navigating the art world, spaces like East Window are vital in connecting with other artists and community members, and in having our stories heard by the greater public.”

— Kali Spitzer, Photographer

"East Window Gallery offers an intimate and welcoming environment where artists and audience freely mingle, cultivating a unique opportunity that encourages diverse communities to engage in the exchange of creative ideas."

— Lydia Lunch, Singer, Poet, Writer

“Krip-Hop Nation gives thanks to East Window for opening their gallery to the arts and politics of people with disabilities. With confidence, I can now refer families with children and young adults with disabilities to an artistic venue that reflects their stories!”

— Leroy F. Moore, Founder of Krip-Hop Nation

“It was an amazing experience working with East Window. I was able to create work that addressed tough conversations in our community and never felt hindered in the process. I felt supported to create honest, bold, and challenging work.”

— Anna Tsouhlarakis, Artist

"East Window gallery has been an essential pillar in the Front Range art community, offering support to indigenous queer poets like myself.” 

— Crisosto Apache, Poet, author of Ghostword

“I’m deeply grateful to East Window for featuring my photography and for their commitment to uplifting voices too often overlooked in the art world. Their dedication to creating space for historically marginalized artists increases not only visibility, but also creates genuine community and dialogue that is vital for our collective future.”

— Jeremy Dennis, Photographer

“Todd Edward Herman and East Window’s programs are an important voice in our community. Todd’s devotion to art and curatorial activism stands at the top among a rare few. East Window is a treasure and inspiration.”

— Mark Sink, Photographer and Co-founder of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver

“What I appreciate most about East Window is their dedication to championing underrepresented creatives and viewpoints. The gallery fosters dialogue, challenges assumptions and celebrates the abundance of artistic innovation which is very much necessary for audiences that might not be acquainted with such  perspectives. I always look forward to seeing what's on deck at East Window Gallery!”

— Danielle SeeWalker, Artist

“East Window provides an important space for artists to engage the public. Though I’ve had the opportunity to show in mainstream locations like the Venice Biennial and the Whitney Museum, East Window connects with audiences in ways that these more established spaces generally don’t. East Window is a more direct engagement, on the street and accessible. An audience doesn’t have to decide to “go see art”, instead it’s in public for them to encounter and engage.”

— Dread Scott, Artist