The 528.0 Exhibition is a regional juried exhibition encompassing artists from all adjacent states to Colorado. CSU BFA candidate Grace Morris and MFA candidate Johanna Guilfoyle were selected to exhibit work. Imprint: Print Educators of Colorado is dedicated specifically to college and university level print educators of Colorado from across the state.
GradShow award winners represent graduate programs throughout CSU
(by Drew Smith, originally published on Source) Erika Osborne has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to pursue an art project in the southern Baja California Peninsula of Mexico in fall 2019. Osborne proposed a project to examine the forests of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountain Range. Erika Osborne Osborne’s work has been focused on the […]
The first week that CSU senior Shreenal Patel lived in the United States, she had an interview for a job at the local King Soopers. Even though she has spoken english since she was a child, she was still nervous. Nearly three years later she had another important interview in English, this time for her […]
Art History student, Julie Holding, was awarded honorable mention in the writing category for her essay on the artist Kerbe Zerbe during the CURC (Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity) ceremony last week. Another Art History student, Kelly Newton, received first place in the visual arts category for her sculpture.
Going to college can be daunting, especially if that college is more than 4,000 miles away from your home country. That is the case for Feixue Mei, a graphic design student from Wuhan City in the Hubel province of China, currently in the process of spending two years studying graphic design right here in Fort […]
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 […]
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.
