David Feldman and Ramiro Gomez Visiting Artists Lecture
The talk will be in the Hardman Jacob Learning Center, Rm. 125 at 5.15 on 11.7. Ramiro Gomez was born in 1986 in San Bernardino, California to undocumented Mexican immigrant parents who have since become US citizens. He briefly attended the California Institute for the Arts before leaving to take work as a live-in…
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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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NMSU 2011 Distinguished Alum, Dr. Kim Baronowski
Dr. Kim Baronowski is an alum from the NMSU Department of Art where she received her BFA in sculpture and her MFA in Sculpture and Extended Media from Virginia Commonwealth. Dr. Baronowski went on to receive her doctorate in psychology and is currently a counseling psychologist in New York City where she also serves as…
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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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36th Annual Jewelry Sale Coming Soon!
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 in the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, 1400 E. University from 7:30 am to 7 pm on October 29th. Please spread the word and help support the students and their studio.
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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Fulbright Recipient, Rachel Stevens’s “A Key to the City”
Rachel Stevens A Key to the City The Center for Urban History of East Central Europe http://www.lvivcenter.org/en/exhibitions/historical/180-2018-05-24-key-to-the-city/ A Key to the City – lvivcenter.org www.lvivcenter.org On May 24, 2018, we would like to invite you to the opening of the exhibition by Rachel Stevens “A Key to the City: Three Ways of Visualizing Jewish Heritage…
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Open Lab Hours for Mac Lab
Hours available to students for Mac Lab located in the Dept. of Art annex, room 106A.
Art Students Receive Vivien B. Head Scholarship
This scholarship is available to students in the Music, Theater and Art Departments. This year the Department of Art is proud to announce two of our students, Katherine Chudy, a third year graduate student and Angelica Jones, an undergraduate student, have been awarded just over $4,700 each for the upcoming academic year. To apply for…
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Dr. Margaret Goehring Publishes Article, “Painted Ambitions: The Masonic Murals in the Elisha Gilbert House”
Associate Professor of Art History, Margaret Goehring, has published her article—“Painted Ambitions: The Masonic Murals in the Elisha Gilbert House” in the current issue of Journal of Research into Freemasonry and Fraternalism, pp. 148-195 ( https://doi.org/10.1558/jrff.27087)