Anna Tsouhlarakis, Assistant Professor, Foundations
Featured in the Arts & Science Magazine, Anna Tsouharlakis is Art & Art History's newest faculty member in Foundations who aims to help Native American art evolve. —Read More — Image: Anna Tsouhlarakis' installation, Clash of the Titans
Robert McDonald, dean of University Libraries, senior vice provost of online education and professor of library administration, said campus archivists look forward to working with the Los Seis de Boulder sculpture so they can develop educational and research tools, data and information that will enable the campus to reclaim this chapter of university and state history and amplify it broadly for students, faculty, staff and other audiences. Image: Jasmine Baetz, Los Seis de Boulder
Robert Buehler, MFA Candidate, Painting & Drawing
Robert Buehler completed a mural at the 9th Street Underpass of the Boulder Creek Path. The mural, which celebrates Colorado's Corvids (the family of birds including jays, magpies, crows and ravens), was to explore queerness in nature and facilitate education around local bird species. The project was one of nearly forty included in the second annual Street Wise Boulder Mural Festival (Sept. 7th - 13th 2020). Image: Robert Buehler
The Arbor Institute presents an outdoor video installation of "Mis Hijos" by interdisciplinary artist Alejandra Abad. "Mis Hijos" will be projected on the front exterior wall of the Arbor Institute on continuous loop from 7-10pm during the opening night of the Interwoven Community Vigil. The moving artwork features a poem written and recited by the artist’s mother, Lisbeth. This is a visual record created during isolated walks of the artist’s observations and her mother’s internal struggles of being apart from her children during the pandemic. The projection can be viewed outside safely from the park and public areas around the Arbor Institute with social distancing.
This installation is part of the month-long exhibition Interwoven : a resting place for collective grief.
“You are invited to this weekly workshop to learn about a work of art and then participate in a related mindfulness practice. The powerful, guided meditation can undo stress, soothe the nervous system, and help you feel relaxed and revitalized. If practiced regularly, the meditation teaches a method for feeling calm, easeful, and resilient, even when facing life’s challenges. Meditations are open to students, faculty, staff, and the public. All are welcome and there is no need for past experience with meditation. Registration is required.”
Artists are invited to CU Boulder to create new work or curate an exhibition.
The museum welcomes applications from individual and collaborative teams of choreographers, dancers, designers, filmmakers, media artists, musicians, visual artists and writers, as well as collaborative teams from the arts paired with scholars in other disciplines such as engineering, humanities, law, or the natural or social sciences.
“Dialogues on Art and Social Justice,” a series sponsored by the Boulder County Arts Alliance and CU Boulder’s Office for Outreach and Engagement, brings together Black, Indigenous and Latinx artists from campus and the community. Each event will feature artists in conversation with each other about their practice, experience and perspective on being an artist in the United States and how their work engages with social justice. Image: Helanius Wilkins, who will participate in a virtual conversation with Holly Bass about bridging art and social justice on Sept. 30.
The Center of the American West Announces our new Virtual Interview series Lunch with Limerick. In these one-hour programs, Patty Limerick will interview a range of guests on current issues and a variety of topics relevant to the West and beyond. Image: Patty Limerick, Faculty Director and Chair of the Board of the Center of the American West
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