On view mid July 27, 2023鈥揓une 2024. Drawn from the museum鈥檚 collections, Lush: Prolific Nature brings together artworks that picture the natural world. Dense botanicals and landscapes--both real and imagined--speak to the ways artists in different time periods and geographies have turned to nature to envision paradise, grapple with environmental...
On view February 10 鈥� March 22, 2024 Opening celebration February 9 from 4:30 鈥� 6:30. Light refreshments will be served. (Art)work: Systems of Making features artworks that offer different perspectives on labor and the workplace. Highlighted themes include, artist collaborations and networks of creation, the coding of labor according...
On view February 10 鈥� July 13, 2024 Opening celebration February 9 from 4:30鈥�6:30. Light refreshments will be served. This exhibition is presented by The Museum for Black Girls, directed by Charlie Billingsly and Von Ross. In their own words, Billingsly and Ross 鈥渆xplore the different ways that Black women...
On view April 6鈥�18. Artists in this round: Brianna Autin Erin Hyunhee Kang Dani Wasserman Elisa Wolcott Join us in celebrating the opening of this exhibition on Friday, April 5 from 4-6pm at the CU Art Museum! Light refreshments will be served and all are welcome to attend this free reception.
On view April 27鈥揗ay 11 . Artists in this round: Noa Fodrie Aunna Moriarty Cody Norton Natalie Thedford Join us in celebrating the opening of this exhibition on Friday, April 26 from 4-6pm at the CU Art Museum! Light refreshments will be served and all are welcome to attend this free reception.
Patriarchosis , a term coined by Ann Roy, an American feminist, artist, and activist who lived in Mexico for over forty years, is the connective thread that brings together the works in this exhibition. Roy鈥檚 term refers to the mental impacts of patriarchal culture and its attendant abuses, oppressions, and...
