CIIPE COLORADO INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL POSTER EXHIBITION 2022   September 23, 2022 – November 4, 2022 The 22nd biennial Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition (CIIPE) is a series of exhibitions and events featuring the world’s most distinguished poster artists and designers. Hosted by Colorado State University’s Department of Art and Art History, CIIPE is one of only a few international invitational poster exhibitions in the world. This popular event allows campus and Northern Colorado communities to experience firsthand the best the …

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Unite showcases the work of 5 graduate students studying in the Master of Fine Arts program here at Colorado State University. The show highlights the work of Seojung Lee, Vincente Delgado, Keri Wolfe, Leila Malekadeli, and Adam Hinkelman. By bringing these specific research-based works together, the show delves into the journey that artists take while pursuing an MFA degree. The Master of Fine Arts program at CSU is a terminal degree that typically takes three years to accomplish. Together, these …

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The Hallery Featured works from artists Cameron Douglas & Pratyoosh Kashyap The prints I am presenting were made through the printing method of Lithography, both standard multi-layer color lithography & Photo Lithography. In terms of concept for these pieces, I like to give my viewers the opportunity to make a personal connection with my art but leaving my concepts open ended. Whatever concept you believe is being displayed, is the concept being displayed. -Cameron Douglas References to rural India evoke …

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Hallery Show featured artists Micah Alhadeff & Natalie Freeman “Glitched Anagrams” are Surrealist-inspired digital paintings of ‘glitched’ 3D models. In this series, I explore the body as an infinite re-assembly of visual anagrams. I define anagram as a sentence – composed of numbers strung together that when re-assembled create new forms and relationships.  By altering the 3D model’s appearance by ‘glitching’ its code, the body can be restructured in an infinite number of ways according to its anagrammatic structure. -Micah …

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Brenda Mallory’s mixed media sculptural works are comprised of a variety of materials including cloth, fibers, beeswax, and found objects.  By creating multiple forms that are joined with crude hardware that imply tenuous connections or repairs, her work addresses ideas of interference and disruption in long-established systems of nature and human cultures. Mallory lives in Portland, Oregon but grew up in Oklahoma and is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. She holds a BA in Linguistics & English from UCLA …

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“For many years now I have been interested in the images of the impacts of natural and manmade disasters. I explore this theme in many different mediums including, painting, sculpture and installation and things in between. The work represents a collision between nature and people. It raises questions about longevity, the consequences of human behavior, and differences in cultural or national attitudes. This theme emerged from my own personal anxieties as well as the world events. Even though carnage from …

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Jurors: Deborah Garrity, Chair of the Department of Biology. Vivian Li, Associate Professor of Design & Merchandising Erika Osborne, Associate Professor of Painting

This exhibition features works created by the Lory Student Center Arts Staff. Mediums range from printmaking to drawing. This exhibition will be up until February 5th. Artists Included: Keri Wolfe Miles Buchan Alexis Ruff Max Schwaninger Nikoo Monem

The Curfman Gallery will be hosting Fauna Hodel on Tuesday, September 1st, 5-7pm for a discussion of the current exhibit in the gallery. Beyond Color: A Life Journey Using Art to Transcend Culture tells the remarkable story of Fauna Hodel, a woman who was born Caucasian but grew up believing she was black. The exhibition immerses visitors in Fauna’s experiences using the many artistic links in her life: cinema, fashion, music, writing, architecture, sculpture, photography and film. Fauna Hodel will be on campus for …

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