and whenabouts in the name of space
22October2012December 3, 2019
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and whenabouts in the name of space

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 Opening Reception Thursday, Nov 1, 5-7 pm Plus DU ART! post-opening event UPCOMING AT THE VMG Deborah Howard: Beyond the Shore Jan 10 – Feb 3, 2013 During her 25 year tenure at the University of Denver, Associate Professor of Drawing Deborah Howard has produced an expansive...

Conor McGarrigle: Opening Reception
16October2012December 3, 2019
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Conor McGarrigle: Opening Reception

Join us for the opening reception of Conor McGarrigle’s and whenabouts in the name of space on Thursday, November 1 from 5-7 pm. DU ART! post-opening event to follow. 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

Richard Bell Opens Thursday, Sept 13
05September2012December 3, 2019
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Richard Bell Opens Thursday, Sept 13

Opens September 13! 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 mid-career survey in the U.S. of the work of this important Aboriginal activist/artist. The exhibition is organized by the American Federation of Arts and supported by the Queensland Government, Australia, through Trade and Investment Queensland’s Queensland Indigenous Arts Marketing and Export Agency...

Richard Bell: Uz Vs. Them
20August2012December 3, 2019
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Richard Bell: Uz Vs. Them

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 mid-career survey in the U.S. of the work of this important Aboriginal activist/artist. The exhibition is organized by the American Federation of Arts and supported by the Queensland Government, Australia, through Trade and Investment Queensland’s Queensland Indigenous Arts Marketing and Export Agency (QIAMEA). Additional support...

Friday Feature: Astolat Dedication
29June2012December 3, 2019
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Friday Feature: Astolat Dedication

Elaine Calzolari’s (1950-2009) multi-part granite sculpture installation “Astolat” was formally dedicated to the University of Denver on June 22, 2012. The dedication was performed by Calzolari’s daughter Miranda Paley and Chancellor Robert D. Coombe. Closing remarks were provided by Dan Jacobs, Gallery Director and Curator of University Art Collections. An excerpt from the program: The title refers to Elaine of Astolat, a figure in Arthurian romance whose unrequited love for Lancelot leads to her death from grief. The depth of her passion was saluted by King Arthur and his court as her funeral boat passed Camelot, steered downriver by her father. Astolat...