Congratulations to Mason Unrein (he/him) for receiving one of our First Generation Awards this year! Mason’s concentration is drawing and he will be graduating in 2026. “Winning this award means a lot to me, as I feel even more proud of the work I made during my first year and am motivated to continue […]
For most Colorado State University students and faculty members, Sept. 28 was just another Thursday. However, for the Visual Arts Building, classes were canceled for an all-day event of food, art and booths.
While Johnny Plastini is best known on campus as a faculty member and printmaking area coordinator in the Department of Art and Art History, he also applies his artistic passions to growing hops and brewing beer.
Dave Riep helps organize GAMA exhibition, presents paper in Denmark, publishes co-authored paper.
Silvia Minguzzi received the SPARK Campus Employment Funding to fund student employee development practice.
Matthew Sage released an album of original music called Paradise Crick on the acclaimed independent record label RVNG Intl. It received a 7.8 score on Pitchfork and was also reviewed favorably on NPR.
Two of our faculty members and one of our grad students will be presenting at this year’s Symposium for Inclusive Excellence. Roberto Munoreanu is giving the talk “Design to Transform” on Wednesday, October 25th as part of the Symposium for Inclusive Excellence’s CSU Inspire, a TED talk-style presentation by members of the CSU community. […]
Elnaz Javani’s, assistant professor of Fibers, solo exhibition Dwelling Places was on display at Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Chicago, IL from June 24 to August 23. Dwelling Places is a new body of work which includes small and large-scale, hand-dyed and printed textiles that incorporate surface manipulation, appliqué, and hand-stitching. Exploring how the body is […]
Kim Ferrer, instructor, had work on display from July 14 – September 2 at Walker Fine Art in Denver as part of the group show Evocation. This small body of work mirrors a life moving within the transitory state of nature that is forever shifting, rearranging and letting go into new configurations of being in […]
Suzanne Faris, professor of Sculpture, was awarded “Grand Prize” in the Rocky Mountain Triennial at the Museum of Fort Collins, by juror Merry Scully. The exhibition was juried from artists in seven states in the Rocky Mountain Region: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Suzanne won a cash award and a solo exhibition […]
