2018 Exhibitions

February 1—March 24, 2018 Drawings from CU Art Museum made from the 1200s to today are featured in this exhibition, curated by a team of graduate students in CU’s museum practicum seminar. Draw Me In encourages close looking and conversation. As viewers study techniques employed by artists working in a...

Millie Chen is the CU Art Museum’s 2018 artist-in-residence. As part of this biennial residency program, artists are invited to mine CU Boulder’s creative and intellectual resources to create new artwork while interacting with faculty and students. Millie will be in residence September 11 through October 12, 2017, and the...

Spring 2018 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibitions Round one on view April 7—19, 2018 Opening reception Friday, April 6, 5—7 p.m. Artists included: Meghan Chase, Melissa Sclafani, Laura Smith Round two on view April 28—May 12, 2018 Opening reception Friday, April 27, 5—7 p.m. Artists included: Yasmin Mazloom, Aaron Treher, Jonathan Welsh, Rachel Wright

Art in Action: The Process of Design March 27—September, 2018 This project was curated by students in the Program in Environmental Design as part of Marianne Holbert’s Advanced Design Lab 2, a Senior Architecture Studio. Prints from the CU Art Museum are paired with interpretive designs by students to demonstrate...

Daisy Patton: This Is Not Goodbye On view July 19—November 17, 2018 In this series, Daisy Patton uses American postmortem photography as a substratum for her paintings. These photographs are intended to commemorate the deceased and offer solace to those grieving. In the photographs Patton selects, ornate funeral parlor interiors...

July 19, 2018—June 8, 2019 Documenting Change: Our Climate, the Rockies is the first in a series of exhibitions and programs in 2018/19 presenting the historical scope of documentary strategies shared by artists and scientists in their study of climate. Often their study involves recording change. The exhibition unites historical...

Florian Hecker: Synopsis/Seriation September 6—December 22, 2018 Synopsis/Seriation is a constellation of four computer-generated sound pieces. Their display system comprises a suspended architecture of loudspeakers, cables and acoustic panels that differentiate auditory environments, creating distinct but overlapping spatial layouts for audiences to experience. Working with synthetic sound, the human listening...

Featuring artists: Lucero Aguirre, Alex Ferrante, Camila Friedman-Gerlicz, Julia Klema.