Magnifying glass over text "zindathina"

zin*dath*in*a, (zin ‘däth i n?) n. Fall 2014 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition

1: Fall 2014 BFA Exhibition 2: Michael Battey Sean Faling Nathaniel Goodman Luke Patrick Camalang O'Halloran Cassidy Robison Michelle M. Sparks Joseph Vinson
close up of shiny metal circular sculpture

Fall 2014 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition

Graduate school presents one with a solitary journey of discovery in the company of others. Like the grass-worn lines that crisscross the campus quads, graduate study requires urgent trailblazing.
installation view of exhibition featuring scholar's rocks and hung works

A Table (Somewhat): Conversations Between Objects

The title of Richard Artschwager’s Table (Somewhat) proposes a parenthetical quandary. If its existence as a table is called into question one might reasonably wonder "What, if not a table?”
installation view of two people in front of curved wall

Metaphorming Nature

Todd Siler’s large-scale installation Metaphorming Nature features a selection of artworks that interpret what nature makes and what we make of nature.
a man looking at some art

Blind Optimism: Spring 2014 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition

Artists featured: Griffin Beste, David Brookton, Seth Caparelli, Hannah Green, Grant Gustafson, Molly Lofton, Rachel Machovec, Renluka Maharaj, Megan McGrain, Dakota Clay Nanton and Sarah Touslee.
Blue and green strings of numbers in digital print style

Spring 2014 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition

The works in this exhibition encompass a wide range of artistic media, engaged processes of transformation, articulations of memory and desire, and notions of place and physical distance.
Painting of four burros in western landscape

American West: Selections from the CU Art Museum’s Permanent Collection

American West features selections from the substantial 19th- and 20th-century holdings of the CU Art Museum’s Permanent Collection.
Various colorful toy figurines arranges on white background

Interlaced: Selections from the CU Art Museum’s Video Collection

Interlaced features selections from the CU Art Museum’s emergent video collection including Jeremy Blake, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino/Greg Durbin, Mary Lucier, Bruce Nauman, Liliana Porter, Rick Silva and Diana Thater.