David Riep’s exhibition catalog for Shattering Perspectives: A Teaching Collection of African Ceramics was published in Fall 2023. It features his original research on African pottery, as well as the research of students. Del Harrow, Lynn Boland, Patricia Coronel, and Brenna McWhorter wrote contributing essays. For this catalog. Additionally, Riep’s chapter on South Sotho Lithoko […]
Dave Riep helps organize GAMA exhibition, presents paper in Denmark, publishes co-authored paper.
Congratulations to Ella Rupp for winning the 2023 Art History Symposium with a presentation about Julia Buffaloheadʼs Be Careful What You Wish For. Rupp’s presentation is about artist Julie Buffalohead and discusses her painting Be Careful What You Wish For (2006). Rupp explores conflicts of new motherhood and internal conflicts surrounding her dualling Indigenous and European […]
Michelle Malenfant learns skills in collections management through her summer internship with the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art that she can apply to her future career at an art gallery.
KCSU has a brand new podcast from Colorado State University’s Department of Art and Art History called The Future. The Future is a space created by professor Aitor Lajarin-Encina and art history students to discuss critical contemporary art and culture issues with artists and other guests. The podcast is organized by DXIX Projects, an artist-run […]
Congratulations to Tiffany Garcia for winning this year’s Art History Symposium with her presentation “Signs and Symbols in the Index of American Design”! She is majoring in Art History with a minor in Japanese language and hopes to pursue graduate school in the field of museum studies. Of the research, she says “In my essay, […]
Dr. Emily Moore, Associate Professor of Art History, is one of 24 scholars that has been awarded a Terra Foundation for American Art Research Travel Grant for “Art of the Southern Tlingit”.
David Riep Associate Professor of Art History, published Dave Riep, Associate Professor of Art History, whose article, “A Social Life of Pots in Southern Africa”, has been published in the peer-reviewed journal de arte. Check it out at at Taylor & Francis Online
Forrest Gerke (BFA, Painting and BA, Art History 2008) is an artist, musician, and writer in New York City. His visual art focuses on the figure and he uses the body to express different concepts and to create images that people can relate to.
Dave Riep, associate professor of Art History, has been awarded the TILT Exceptional Achievement in Instructional Innovation in Service-Learning Award. Kathy Chynoweth, graduate support staff, has been awarded the 2019-20 College of Liberal Arts State Classified Award. Congratulations, Dave and Kathy!
