Artists Magazine features Lui Ferreyra's "Materia Prima" on the 2023 March/April issue cover. The issue also contains 10 images of his works and an article based on his bio/process by Jenn Rein.

Art of the State 2022 continues the legacy as a juried exhibition showing off the powerful scope of contemporary art from across the state. This open call open to all Colorado artists garnered 2,067 submissions by 734 artists. From those entries,

The Art Can is a two-week residency coordinated by the Ramble Hotel. The pop-up style gallery is designed to expose the vibrant RiNo masses to various artists during the warmer seasons. Art Can is open to the public Friday and

New Worlds opens January 17th at William Havu Gallery (1040 Cherokee St, Denver CO), from 6-9pm. The exhibition will feature nine new works by the artist which will run through February 29th, 2020.

Lui Ferreyra will be exhibiting a new series of landscape paintings at William Havu Gallery. The opening reception is on Friday, September 29, 2017 from 6-9pm (1040 Cherokee St, Denver 80204). The show will run from September 29 through November

Lui Ferreyra will be exhibiting his new body of work entitled Sum Ergo Sum at William Havu Gallery (1040 Cherokee St, 80204). The opening reception is Friday, June 24, from 6-9pm. Show runs from June 24 - August 20.

Lui Ferreyra's Idioma 7 has been selected to form part of the 2nd iteration of the critically acclaimed Art of the State-- "a juried exhibition showcasing the quality, depth, and diversity of Colorado artists." Opening reception: Thursday, January 21, 2016, 6-9pm at the

William Havu Gallery presents Lui Ferreyra's most recent series, Superimposition, which explores the relationship between perception, language, and mathematics. The show will feature six paintings and six drawings and runs from August 1st through September 6. Opening reception: Friday August

Ferreyra's Bardos 1 chosen for "Best of Colorado" exhibition at Denver International Airport. As the City prepares for the international spotlight on the Denver Art Museum’s new Frederick C. Hamilton Building opening October 7, 2006, DIA is showcasing 75 of Colorado’s