As part of the annual Border War game, each school’s university art museum has wagered an important work from their collection, and the winning museum will get to keep the loser’s artwork on display until the end of the academic year in May.
Elnaz Javani’s solo exhibition “Inner Compulsion” is on display through October 27 at the Lynden Sculpture Garden in Milwaukee, WI. “Inner Compulsion” is a series of hand embroidery drawings, which are fictitious personal narratives. Additionally, Elnaz’s solo exhibition “Oddments” is at the Mariani Gallery at the University of Northern Colorado through October 19.
Suzanne Faris’s work was featured in the Contemporary Art of the West show at the Museum of Art Fort Collins from June through September of this year. The show featured the work of six artists who were prize winners and/or honorable mentions at MoA’s 2023 Rocky Mountain Triennial. Image courtesy of the Museum of Art […]
Jason Bernagozzi and Debora Bernagozzi will be giving an audio/video performance at Intermediale in Legnica, Poland from October 3 to October 11. As a part of their trip, they will also be giving a workshop/lecture and a solo performance at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław.
Rosanna Bateman was a program leader for a First Year Seminar Abroad. Rosanna spent August 2 –13 in Copenhagen supporting incoming first year students while they critically studied happiness and engaged with concepts of urban planning, public health, public education, and political systems. “The idea is that the students start CSU with really strong connections […]
Dave Riep facilitated the purchase of a beaded bicycle by Ndebele artist Gogo Sophie Mahlangu this summer. It will be part of the permanent collection at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art. Images courtesy of the SNL24/Daily Sun.
Justin Carney was featured on the podcast Inner States, where he talks about photographing his family while in the process of grieving. Inner States is a podcast from Indiana Public Media that uses conversations with unconventional artists, thinkers, and doers from Southern Indiana and beyond as jumping-off points to explore big ideas about place, politics, […]
Cate DiCesare’s The Codex Borbonicus Veintena Imagery: Visualizing History, Time, and Ritual in Aztec Solar-Year Festivals has just been published as part of the series Visual and Material Culture, 1300-1700, with Amsterdam University Press. This book represents the culmination of a decade of scholarship. We are looking forward to a celebratory book launch in the near […]
Erika Osborne won the Office of International Programs Distinguished Service Award for working with CSU’s Todos Santos center and supporting its programming in Baja California Sur. This award is given in recognition of outstanding contributions to the internationalization of CSU. Additionally, Osborne’s solo exhibition “Cultivando el Fuego” at the Museo de Arte de Baja California […]
Annie Krieg, who was recently promoted to Senior Instructor, was awarded a Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) Course Development Grant through CSU’s Institute for Teaching and Learning (TILT). In May, Annie also earned her fifth of seven possible domain certificates in CSU’s Teaching Effectiveness Framework in the area of Instructional Strategies. She is one of […]
