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Congratulations Go Out to Our Spring 2019 Graduates and Undergraduates!
Congratulations to our students who recently graduated from NMSU this Spring 2019. Pictured here are Some of our MFA and MA students, undergraduates and for the first time, Ammu Devasthali is up on the stage serving in her new role as a Regent for our University. Go Aggies!
Students win at Yuma Art Symposium!
Assistant Professor Motoko Furuhashi and Visiting Professor Bree Lamb lead student field trip to Yuma Art Symposium. As a part of the symposium, NMSU team won 2nd place of the International Saw, File, Solder competition and brought back beautiful award piece made by Helen Shirk! Congratulations to NMSU team: Ger Xiong, Olivia Lemmons, and Shaunia…
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Visiting Artist Series Welcomes Guest Artist, Joseph Qwist
Joseph Qwist is currently in residency at the Roswell Artist in Residence program and will be visiting our campus on Wednesday, Feb. 27th. His lecture will be given in room 209 in the Center for the Arts Building located on the corner of Espina and University. Joseph Qwist comes from a family of artists and…
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Alumna Madison Manning Exhibiting in Lesbian Matters: Solo Show, Brooklyn, NY
LESBIAN MATTERS: SOLO SHOW February 9th – April 3rd Trestle Gallery, 850 3rd Avenue, Suite 411, Industry City, Brooklyn, NY Gallery Hours -Wednesday and Friday 1:30 – 6:30pm, Saturday and Sunday 12:00 – 6:00pm Show by Phoenix Lindsey-Hall, curated by Jesse Bandler Firestone. Description: Lesbian Matters is a participatory art project that explores the personal…
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Spring Visiting Artist Series Opens with Larry Bob Phillips
Please join us on campus in welcoming Larry Phillips as our first visiting artist to lecture about his work. Larry is originally from Albuquerque, but right now he’s spending his time at the Roswell Artist in Resident program where he gets to focus on his studio practice. These lectures are free and open to the…
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Visiting Artist Lecture with Ana Lopez
Lecture: The Foundations of the Studio Craft Movement by Ana Lopez Location: NMSU D.W. Williams Hall (Art Dept) Room 210 Date: Monday, February 25 at 2:30pm Free to public and sponsored by NMSU Metals About Artist: Ana M. Lopez is an Associate Professor, teaching Metalsmithing & Jewelry as well as History of Crafts at the…
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MFA and BFA Exhibit: RE if i Opens on November 30th!
The New Mexico State University Art Department’s graduating Master of Fine Art and Bachelor of Fine Art students will transform Wells Hall on November 30, 2018, from 6 to 9 pm for a combined thesis show titled RE: if i. Students completing this program are required to create a unified body of work and curate…
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Visiting Artist Jim Ricks on Campus 10.31 – 11.1
TRUTH will be at Corbett Center tomorrow, 10.31. Lecture to be given in Room 225 in the Hardman Jacobs Learning Center. Hope you can attend! n Search of the Truth is an interactive project comprised of a touring, portable inflatable sculpture called The Truth Booth. Iconically shaped like a cartoon speech bubble, it houses a…
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Eric LoPresti’s Exhibit, SUPERBLOOM Opens at the UAG 10.4.18
Eric LoPrestri is with us from New York City for the next several days. Tomorrow, his exhibit SUPERBLOOM will open up at 5:30 for the reception going until 7:30. Friday afternoon at 5:30, Eric is making himself available to visitors for personal walk throughs of his exhibit. A great opportunity to meet him in person,…
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Fulbright Professor Rachel Stevens Lecture
Returning from a Fulbright in Ukraine, Professor Rachel Stevens will share her research, journey, and the three projects that explored different elements of Lviv, Ukrain’s Jewish heritage. From January-June of 2018, Rachel Stevens lived in Lviv, Ukraine and focused her research and creation on Lviv’s former Jewish community, which once exceeded 160,000 people, but was destroyed during the Nazi occupation…
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