An independent gallery. An international community.
Event attendance growth
383%
Over six months
Monthly views
50K
Artists from 5+ countries
30+
Videos
152
Jordan founded and ran an independent gallery representing 30+ artists from more than 5 countries, connecting exhibitions, social content, email, partnerships and events.
Brand strategy / Social / Community
The work, results & press
A reason to discover. A reason to stay.
Neighborhood guides introduced the gallery through RiNo. Exhibition updates gave artists a next step. Practical advice made the account useful beyond an event announcement.
TikTok: 156 posts without private indicators and 17 marked private in the signed-in archive. Counts exclude deleted posts. Collaborative and cross-posted content may overlap; totals do not represent unique assets or individual production credits.
Published social content
Content with a reason to watch.
Jordan used short-form video to answer artists’ questions, explain opportunities and give people a way into the gallery. These selected posts pair the published work with its recorded response.
Artist outreach · January 31, 2026
Make the next step clear.
An on-camera update explained application deadlines, the exhibition timeline and the community art wall.
Views recorded September 29, 2026; likes, comments, saves and shares checked September 30, 2026. Cumulative platform figures, not unique reach or conversions. Account work included team contributions.
Beyond video
Make the neighborhood part of the story.
RiNo discovery guides used photo posts to introduce places and experiences around the gallery.
Jordan led a team averaging three members, working together to develop marketing campaigns and bring gallery events to life.
Jordan created Rainy Days email campaigns around exhibitions, available artwork and gallery news. The Impermanence announcement brought the artists, opening details and invitation together, while the Yoga launch introduced a separate offer to the gallery’s existing audience.
From screen to space
A brand people could take with them.
The Rainy Days archive extended beyond social posts into gallery signage, exhibition materials and information for visitors. These selected designs show the range of formats behind the gallery experience.
Gallery opening posterAn invitation built around the artwork, the occasion and the information visitors needed.Gallery flyer & A-frame artworkA street-facing introduction to the gallery, its artwork and services.First Saturday event posterTypography, photography and partner credits brought the July 5 program together in one invitation.
Events & cultural programming
Give people a reason to be there.
Jordan brought exhibitions, artist-led gatherings, live music and community partnerships into the gallery, alongside events booked by private individuals.
March 8, 2025
Gallery grand opening
The inaugural exhibition introduced Rainy Days through artwork, music, drinks and food.
March 15, 2025
Art Gallery Funk Jazz
Dr. Lunch brought live funk and jazz into the gallery for a free evening of art and local music.
May 3, 2025
First Saturday: May
Contemporary art and DJ sets, with drinks by Millers & Rossi and charcuterie by Chef Andrea Frizzi.
June 7, 2025
Photography opening reception
A reception presenting photography at the gallery, supported by an exhibition flyer Jordan created.
July 5, 2025
First Saturday: July
A group presentation featuring Bre Gillan, Dauntless Brennan, Joel Long, Jordan Slemmer, Julia Brevetti, Maddie Hahn, Monica Marquez Gatica, Devin Jeannette, Landry Luallen and Nina Peterson. Music by AGXXISTENCE with a percussion collaboration by CAVEWEAPONS, charcuterie by Andrea Frizzi and drinks by Millers & Rossi.
August 9, 2025
Kaylee Bender: opening reception
A short-term exhibition exploring color, rhythm and movement, with an opportunity to meet the artist.
November 19, 2025
New Balance × 5280 Run Club
A gallery gathering and community 5K, with the opportunity to try New Balance shoes.
January 10, 2026
Impermanence: opening reception
An exhibition bringing together Madeline Faye and Savannah Rose through work exploring loss, memory, change and becoming.
January 23, 2026
LAN Party
A gaming gathering hosted in the gallery.
February 18, 2026
5280 Run Club 5K
A community running event on the gallery’s programming calendar.
March 14, 2026
Mo’Print: Beyond the Wall
An exhibition and opening reception exploring printed garments as wearable art. The gallery’s event archive called the exhibition Beyond the Wall; the Mo’Print listing used Where the Walls End.
April 11, 2026
F$#K ICE: opening reception
An exhibition addressing immigration, civil liberties and artistic expression, pairing a focused artist presentation with a community wall of smaller works.
June 5, 2026
CultureHop at Rainy Days
A gallery visit listed by the Biennial of the Americas’ Culture Club, connecting Rainy Days with Denver’s wider arts community.
Artist-led programming
Grief Lab
Led by Savannah Rose, Grief Lab brought artist-led programming about grief into the gallery.
Artist-led programming
Book club & collage night
Book discussions and hands-on collage gatherings by Madeline Faye and BareBonezCollective gave visitors ways to participate beyond viewing an exhibition.
Community programming
Yoga in the gallery
Classes with Yoga Social paired movement among the artwork with time to connect after practice.
Private bookings
Privately hosted events
Rainy Days also hosted events booked by private individuals, extending the gallery’s use beyond its public exhibition and programming calendar.
Published social content
Content with a reason to watch.
Jordan used short-form video to answer artists’ questions, explain opportunities and give people a way into the gallery. These selected posts pair the published work with its recorded response.
Artist outreach · January 31, 2026
Make the next step clear.
An on-camera update explained application deadlines, the exhibition timeline and the community art wall.
3,944 likes · 90 comments
Published post ↗Artist education · December 13, 2025
Answer a question worth saving.
Jordan shared practical advice for artists seeking gallery representation, making professional experience useful to the audience.
1,018 likes · 64 comments
Published post ↗Views recorded September 29, 2026; likes, comments, saves and shares checked September 30, 2026. Cumulative platform figures, not unique reach or conversions. Account work included team contributions.
Beyond video
Make the neighborhood part of the story.
RiNo discovery guides used photo posts to introduce places and experiences around the gallery.
Jordan led a team averaging three members, working together to develop marketing campaigns and bring gallery events to life.