Digital artist Conor McGarrigle’s explorations span from peripatetic relational space to the unusual elegance of a degraded bit torrent image. McGarrigle is a newly appointed Assistant Professor in Emergent Digital Practices at the University of Denver. Visit www.conormcgarrigle.com to see more of McGarrigle’s work The exhibition runs through December 9, 2012 Above: “WalkSpace:Beirut-Venice” project, 2011 Venice Biennale © Conor McGarrigle...
Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them September 13 – October 21, 2012 Australia’s most talked about contemporary artist and a figure of increasing international stature, Richard Bell describes himself as “more an activist than an artist.” Didactic yet humorous, Bell’s vivid and provocative paintings and videos signal an important and powerful voice in contemporary art. This is the first...
Featuring the works of graduating seniors in the BFA programs in the School of Art and Art History. [nggallery id=33]
The Myhren Gallery has developed strong relationships with a number of art collectors and often explores their holdings in dedicated exhibitions. Reflecting the growing spirit of collaboration in the regional art community, Four x Four brings together works from four important contemporary art collections, each of which contributes works by four living artists. Lenders are The...
Say what you will about the shoulders of giants, behind every great DU art student is an outstanding faculty member. Continuing the efforts of the Myhren Gallery both to document and to stimulate Colorado’s art history, we are pleased to feature the incredible and diverse talents found at the head of each and every class here...
The eighth in a continuing series of Student Curatorial Projects features nineteenth-century French and American paintings and prints from the University of Denver Art Collections, supplemented by loans from private collections. A coordinated display of several related paintings and drawings takes place at the Denver Art Museum. Changing Landscapes features a little-known work by Camille...
