The history of art is complex, one that reflects the interactions between cultures and the way societies change over time. A dark history of racism and colonization looms over galleries featuring objects...
We are obsessed with our own image. Today, this means selfies and social media, but the interest in our own likeness is far from new. We have had an obsession with the human body since the beginning,...
With an abstract mind to reflect her art, Victoria Kempf sheds light on her dynamic paintings’ inner workings.
Kempf, originally from Pittsburgh, came to Colorado for her job, an Episcopal priest,...
Practice makes perfect — even in art — and local painter Teddi Parker demonstrates the value of trading the grandeur of large projects for incremental improvement.
Parker grew up in an artistic household...
Fort Collins artist Kaley Alie continues to pursue what she loves without care for formality or perfection.
Kaley began painting at a young age, even before she began kindergarten, according to her mother,...
The trope of artists who leave their old stomping grounds behind to find a bigger, fuller art scene in a lively city miles away is a tale as old as time.
Colorado State University alumni Qwist...
Two words: rainbow poodles. Not enough? Here’s two more: Edward Norton.
And it's not just Norton; it's Norton playing a twitching L.A. detective with Tourette syndrome, trying to solve the grisly...
The Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition opened for its 21st installation on Sept. 20, once again challenging perceptions of graphic art and how it relates to life across the globe.
CIIPE...
Isadora Stowe’s introspective installation "Anamnesis" converged art, science and psychology in a beautiful representation of the human mind. The 2019 summer gallery that had captured the wonder of students...
Editor's Note: Emily Writebol works for the Rocky Mountain Student Corporation, which is the parent company of The Collegian.
The Self-Identity gallery opened April 19 in Old Town's Art Lab while supporting...
Deep in Colorado State’s archives, a gold mine of 1960s era paintings, sculptures and textile designs have been waiting to be displayed for the world to see.
All of the art displayed in “Off Kilter,...
The connection between art and science was boldy presented at Tuesday’s Art & Science Exhibition reception. The biennial celebration’s opening banquet gave the artists and scientists an opportunity...
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