Assoc. Prof. Motoko Furuhashi’s Artwork Represented in the 2019 Beijing International Jewelry Show
Models on the catwalk showing off the jewelry made by artists whose work was accepted into the 2019 Beijing International Jewelry Exhibition. Congratulations Motoko!
Former Artist-in-Resident, Marina Shaltout’s New Work at U of Arizona
Marina Shaltout is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Arizona’s, School of Art where her focus is on 3D + Extended Media. Snake Woman (see gallery) is her recent installation. Marina was a former artist-in-resident in the NMSU Department of Art, working primarily in the metals/jewelry area. In June, 2020, look forward to…
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Visiting Artist, Jessica Jackson Hutchins 11.7
HSS 101 College of Health and Social Services, 6pm Jessica Jackson Hutchins’ visit to NMSU, is part of the Fall 2019 Visiting Artist and Scholars Lecture Series. All the events are free and open to the NMSU community and public, are sponsored by the NMSU Department of Art, and are paid for by the Lilian…
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37th Annual Jewelry Sale!
The metals/jewelry students are known around the community for their annual sale and affordable prices. This year the NMSU Jewelry Sale will be held Monday October 28th in the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, 1400 E. University from 7:30 am to 7 pm. Please spread the word and help support the students and their studio! Above…
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MFA, Brittany Chavez’s New Work Included in the Exhibit, No Human Involved
Congratulations to our MFA Candidate, Brittany Chavez for her video has been accepted into the exhibit, No Human Involved. This exhibit is part of the 5th Annual Sex Workers Symposium at PICA, the Portland Institute of Contemporary Art. Brittany was interviewed by PICA for this exhibit. The show opens on November 8, 2019 and coincides…
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Hopi Artist Workshops
We are co-hosting Hopi Artist Workshops from October 24th – 28th. This is a continuation of the exhibition held last spring at the NMSU Museum, titled Living in Sacred Continuum. The schedule for each of the artists is available below as well as on the University Museum website.
Visiting Artist Lecture with Justin Groth, 10.18.20
Notice the place and time are different than the usual time and place. Justin will be in the Ceramics Studio, Room 122 in Devasthali Hall at 12 noon.
Announcing the Department of Art Scholarships and Awards Recipients
The following awards are respectively mentioned according to the group image. From Left to Right, First Row: KEN BARRICK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP to KATHERINE “KAT” CHUDY 2019-2020 VIVIEN B. HEAD SCHOLARSHIP to BRITTNEY CHAVEZ 2019-2020 MARY LAWBAUGH PURCHASE AWARD to GER XIONG 2018-2019 MESILLA VALLEY ART GUILD 2018-2019 – SHAUNIA GRANT JANET SWENSON SCHOLARSHIP 2019-2020 – SHAUNIA GRANT 2nd Row, Left to Right JEAN…
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Visiting Artists, Eleanor Swan 10.8 and Leslie Moody Castro 10.10
Eleanor Swan hails from Dublin, Ireland. The exhibit presented in this video is currently on display being at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, Michigan from September 19 to October 6 _________________________________________________________________________ Leslie Moody Castro is an independent curator and writer living and working in both Mexico City, MX and Austin, Texas. She has organized and collaborated…
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Visiting Artist, Nikki Couppee 10.2
HSS 101 College of Health and Social Services, 6pm Nikki Couppee’s visit to NMSU, is part of the Fall 2019 Visiting Artist and Scholars Lecture Series. All the events are free and open to the NMSU community and public, are sponsored by the NMSU Department of Art, and are paid for by the Lilian Steinman…
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