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Date(s) - February 7, 2023
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Location
Clara Hatton Gallery, Visual Arts

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The Hatton Gallery is hosting a live recording of the Art and Life Podcast in front of a studio audience by CSU Department of Art and Art History Alumni Taylor Gallegos as he interviews Professor Marius Lehene.

The Art and Life podcast is an artistic exploration in itself. It is an experiment in an audio format that focuses on the art and philosophy involved with different people and their life paths. This podcast is intended to inspire listeners in their creative pursuits.  You can find it anywhere you get your podcasts.

The podcast will be recorded live in the Hatton Gallery in front of the audience. The event is free and open to the public.

The Host: Taylor Gallegos is an artist, originally from Colorado, currently based in California.  Taylor has been making art for his whole life, he received a BFA from Colorado State University with a Study Abroad semester in Italy, and has been making and selling artwork since he graduated. For the past 5 years, he has been working mostly in the world of large scale murals and live painting for events.  In the beginning of 2020, he took his artistic process into the world of podcasting and plans on continuing to do so into the future.

You can view his work on his website at taylorgallegosart.com, on LinkedIn at Taylor Gallegos, and on Instagram and Facebook @taylorgallegosart.

 

Marius Lehene
The Guest: Marius Lehene

Professor Lehene teaches all levels of drawing courses, the Studio Art Graduate Seminar ART696I, the occasional painting course, and works with graduate students in the Drawing Area as well in other areas of the Department of Art and Art History at Colorado State University.

Romanian-born, he is active as an artist in the United States and internationally. Lehene’s recent exhibitions include shows at CICA Museum, South Korea, Casa Matei Gallery at the University of Art and Design in Cluj, Romania, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Manifest – Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, Pollock Gallery at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, and the Ice Cube Gallery in Denver, Colorado.
He is the Editor’s Choice of the 2018 edition of New American Painting – West exhibition in print. Lehene is the winner of the 2010 McNeese National Works on Paper Exhibition and of the 2007 edition of Positive/Negative National Juried Exhibition, and he received an award from the 7th Dave Bown Projects Competition. His collaborative book with poet Matthew Cooperman, Imago for the Fallen World, was published by Jaded Ibis Press, Seattle, in 2013. Lehene holds an MFA degree in Painting and Drawing from Southern Methodist University and a BA in Economics from Babeş-Bolyai University, Romania.