This week, CultureHop takes us to Cookie Factory, a creative space housed in a revitalized 1940s fortune cookie factory in Denver’s Baker neighborhood. Dedicated to fostering creativity and dialogue, Cookie Factory collaborates with internationally recognized artists to create site-specific works inspired by Denver’s cultural fabric. During our visit, we’ll experience an exhibition by Gary Simmons, renowned for his evocative chalkboard drawings that blur and erase imagery drawn from popular culture to reveal the impact of racial and social narratives. Simmons’ work challenges how history is written and remembered—inviting us to consider new perspectives and untold stories. Cookie Factory’s intimate, human-centered approach creates the perfect setting for this transformative exploration of art and meaning.