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MFA Candidate, Alex Nipper Receives Scholarships for 2020-2021
Congratulations go out to Alex Nipper, who will be finishing up his last year of the MFA 3-yr. studio program. He was just recently notified he’ll be starting the year with a welcoming news, receiving the Vivien B. Head Scholarship and the the College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Graduate Award. Alex’s work is available…
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Premier Exhibit: LABOR: Motherhood & Art in 2020
The Devasthali Hall Open House and the University Art Museum’s premier exhibition, will take place this Friday, 2.28.20. You can read about the exhibit co-curated by Marisa Sage and Laurel Nakadate . This is a great opportunity to see what we do in the Department of Art, meet our faculty, staff and students and experience…
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MFA Candidate, Yashoda Latkar Receives the Top Award in the Arts
NMSU Research and Creativity Week, November 11th – 15th, 2019 was filled with scholarly and creative research events that included presentations from NMSU’s students and professors along with workshops aiding in grant writing and research. Our department is proud to announce MFA Candidate, Yashoda Latkar as the recipient of a $1500 travel award for her…
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Frank Meuschke’s Exhibit “Invisible Present”
Frank Meuschke received his MFA from NMSU’s Department of Art in 2000. From here, he went to Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture for an artist residency program and upon completion, soon became their Dean from 2001-2003. He has had numerous exhibitions, residencies and teaching appointments. Frank is currently the resident artist at the Cedar…
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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!
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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Pop Up Art Show Creates a Bridge in “Challenging the Traditional View”
Karen Conley, recent alumna from NMSU’s BFA program, took on the charge along with the help of artist friends, Roy van Der Aa, Tiffany Figuero and a few others to organize a recent pop up exhibit, “Challenging the Traditional Viewpoint”. Two art supporters and members of the Las Cruces Community Partners, Bob Pofahl and Steve…
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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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MA Alum, Haley Luster
Congratulations to recent alum, Haley Luster (MA ’17) in her new position as Museum technician and conservator at the New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe!
“American Jewelry From New Mexico” presents 2,500 years of Jewelry History
Our Department of Art’s Metal/Jewelry Professors, Julia Barello and Motoko Furuhashi are two of the 300 artists from five cultures to present their work as part of an exhibit, American Jewelry from new Mexico that focuses on 2,500 years of jewelry history. The show opened up on June 2nd and runs through the middle of…
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