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Jason Frazier addresses the crowd at the opening of the Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition. Frazier is the co-director of the event and a graphic design professor in the Department of Art and Art History. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Human rights activists discuss poster art at CSU panel

Abby Currie • September 22, 2017

Video by Marlo Lundak Colorado State University hosted a panel featuring two artists who start social conversations with their art. The panel was held Sept. 21 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m....

The Bas Bleu Theatre Company rehearses its production of "Elephant's Graveyard," September 6, 2017. (Courtesy William A. Cotton Photography.)

Local production of ‘Elephant’s Graveyard’ modernizes historic tale

Maddie Wright • September 18, 2017
The eerily intense Bas Bleu theater production of “Elephant’s Graveyard”presents a conversation evoking performance. Based on the true story of The Sparks World Circus, the town of Erwin, Tennessee, and a 5 ton elephant named Mary, this show displays a chunk of history in a way that strays from traditional theater.
Fortoberfest to close out summer festival season

Fortoberfest to close out summer festival season

Sarah Ehrlich • September 14, 2017

What better way to end a summer full of beer and music festivals than with beer and a music festival? Fortoberfest will end the summer music festival season German style this Saturday. This free music...

Zulu music inspires small audience at Music in the Museum Concert Series

Zulu music inspires small audience at Music in the Museum Concert Series

Emma Turner • September 13, 2017
John Seesholtz and a small student-ensemble sang South African music at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Tuesday night. The music was a mixture of praise and protest songs from the Zulu culture. Each piece was related in someway to the art which surrounded the audience. The performance left the room in a state of inspiration and rejoicing.
The Lyric (Sarah Ehrlich|Collegian)

New Lyric theatre to open late September

Sarah Ehrlich • September 8, 2017
After a short hibernation, the new and revamped Lyric  is nearly ready for its grand opening. Formally known as the Lyric Cinema Café and now shortened to the Lyric, this theater has been working all summer on a brand new building and restaurant to be opened in late September.
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