Diversity took center stage at the University Center for the Arts Friday with the presentation of photographer Jess Dugan's work on gender issues.
Dugan presented and discussed her most recent work, “To...
Creativity flowed throughout The Downtown Artery at the gallery’s final Art Night.
Art Night has been a staple event for the Artery over the past few years, but Feb. 15 was its final affair. The...
Conductor Wes Kenney directs Odyssey: Sound Travels "London to Leningrad" performed by Fort Collins Symphony. Hsing-ay Hsu performs as the featured guest artist.
Brenda Mallory and Sydney Jane Brooke Campbell Maybrier Pursel, recipients of the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Visual Artists, make up the Intricate Form exhibit being held in Museum of Art Fort Collins until March 17, 2019.
Since the times of Leonardo DaVinci, both art and science have gone hand in hand in creation, innovation and expression. The College of Liberal Arts and the College of Natural Sciences will be partnering...
Martinez began producing an art show titled Self-Identity Fall Exhibition in the spring of 2018. With that, he pushed for a wide range of art to be welcomed and showcased as he wanted to provide a platform for artists to present their work as an authentic representation of themselves, hence the title "Self-Identity Fall Exhibition."
In the whirlwind of end-of-semester duties engulfing the student body, a visit to the various exhibits across campus could provide a little haven from stress and an appreciation for art.
CSU features...
Modern artists strive to create unique styles that are separate from the great masters. Art is a medium that allows for flexibility and creativity to run wild. Jenny Goring, a Denver artist, does just...
Besides occupation by a couple of graduate students and various curious faculty, Colorado State University's foundry, a workshop for casting metal, has lied dormant for years.
“(Casting metal...
The exhibition featured 18 works by the artist that included six prints, six Polaroids, and six gelatin silver photos. Tours of the gallery along with descriptions of the work were available in both English and Spanish.
When Andy Warhol visited Fort Collins CSU campus in 1981, he left behind part of his legacy in the form of his artwork, most recognizably the oversized Campbell’s soup can that sits outside the University...
Have a strong opinion about something happening on campus or in Fort Collins? Want to respond to an article written on The Collegian? Write a Letter to the Editor by following the guidelines here.
Subscribe to The Stump
Get the Latest Collegian Updates Directly to Your Inbox
