Congratulations to Rachel Garrison for being chosen as Art & Art History’s banner carrier for this spring’s graduation! This honor is based on outstanding academic record together with strong nominations from faculty and staff. Banner carriers signify to the audience that all graduates from a particular department are about to enter Moby Arena during the […]
Congratulations to Aitor Lajarin-Encina, assistant professor of painting, Tracy Stucky, foundations faculty and MFA graduate Andrea Bagdon! They were selected for Issue #156 of New American Paintings, a critically acclaimed periodical, New American Paintings, has featured the work of more than three thousand painters from throughout the United States, many of whom have gone on […]
Erika Osborne, Associate Professor of Painting, has been invited to share her research at the May 4th Faculty Council
Erika Osborne, an associate professor in CSU’s Department of Art and Art History, spent the Fall 2019 semester in Mexico on a Fulbright Scholarship, studying forests and fire management on the Baja California peninsula. What she found is a much different situation than what we have in the United States.
Jennifer Brakefield (MFA, Painting, 2014) moved to Colorado from Maryland at the start of her MFA program at CSU. Her work focused on agriculture and industry and for her thesis, she completed a series of large paintings of the Feed and Grain building in Ault.
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.
Alumni Sheila Dunn’s beautifully illustrates CSU’s land-grant mission through her paintings and was featured in the Source back in November.
Andrea Bagdon’s, video “Specter and Spectator“ was juried into the Graduate Student Screening at the 108th Annual College Art Association’s Conference from February 12th to February 14th, 2020 at Colombia College Chicago.
Former CSU Department of Art and Art History student Gretchen Leggitt was featured in the short film: The Drive: Episode 3, where she discusses her work as an artist considering nature and activity. You can watch the short film here:
