This month, the Hatton Gallery was home to the show Degrees, Minutes, Seconds, put on by art department graduate students. Pieces ranged in size, medium, and style and exhibited the hard work and talent of the CSU studio graduate students. See some photos of the Degrees, Minutes, Seconds, shown here:
During the fall semester of 2017, senior fibers student Alexa Graham and a few of her classmates decided it was time to start a guild. There were few opportunities for those interested in the fiber arts to gather and gain inspiration from each other, and as a medium that is already often pigeon-holed into classifications […]
Cicelia Ross-Gotta, a 2015 alumna of the CSU Department of Art and Art History, was recently featured in the Winter 2017 issue of Surface Design Journal for her piece I Love You, Are You Okay. The piece features upholstered chairs arranged around two artificial plants in the style of a waiting room. The plants have […]
Last Thursday, February 15, the CSU Department of Art and Art History hosted the annual art history symposium wherein students from across the Department presented their original work in art history. Students who participated included those within and outside of the art history concentration alike. The students presented their work at the Hatton Gallery on […]
When someone walks into an art gallery, it’s usually not with the intention of playing mini-golf. That is, unless it’s the CSU Department of Art and Art History’s Hatton Gallery these days. The Hatton is now home to the interactive show called “Mulligan,” a complete nine-hole miniature golf course, put together by CSU Art Department […]
Assistant Professor Emily Moore’s recent book, For Future Generations: Tlingit, Haida, and American Art in Alaska’s New Deal Totem Parks (University of Washington Press), was awarded the prestigious Wyeth Foundation for American Art Publication Grant. Full story here.
