In June, CU art and art history professor George Rivera curated an exhibition of 117 works of art in a museum just outside of the Korean demilitarized zone (DMZ), including 23 works by CU Boulder students. All are diptychs — art in two panels — reflecting the standoff between North and South Korea.
The exhibition, which runs through Dec. 22, is the first to display American art in the DMZ Museum.
Pictured here is “Between You and Me” by Sandy Lane (Art’95; MFA’98).
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