Sarah Ehrlich The Paw Print The newest cultural event in Alamosa has arrived and will be here the first Friday of every month! Introducing the Art Hop, a collaborative effort of Adams State graduate students, community members, and local businesses to show and support new artwork to patrons entering their stores. Participating businesses include […]
Posts Tagged ‘Art’
Women’s Voice in Art Opens in Hatfield Gallery on February 16
ALAMOSA (February 5) – For over 30 years, Wall, Smith, Bateman Inc. has awarded over 250 accounting scholarships to Adams State University students. The current partners, including Ron Chapman, Bob Gjellum, Sheila Hicks, Lyle Hood, Mike Hudson, Kimberley Temple, Melanie Valdez, Karla Willschau, and David Young, continue the dedication to the Adams State accounting program. […]
Kokoska Art Exhibit Features Nature Artwork
Linda Relyea The Paw Print This February 10th, Adams State will host the exhibit, Fire and Rain, will feature large drawings by Mary-Ann Kokoska, an Colorado State University associate professor of drawing, at the Adams State University Cloyde Snook Gallery. Kokoska will present a lecture on her work at 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14, in […]
A Cassette and Ants on Mugs or Contemporary Art
Nicholas Spencer The Paw Print First and foremost, I hope everyone had an eventful winter break. Mine was filled with alcohol and lost memories. If you were fortunate enough to pass your classes or maintain your job with the institution and come back this semester, you are in store for genuinely mediocre writing. Even […]
Aesthetica Digital Vault
The UK art publication Aesthetica has recently started offering their stunning magazine as a downloadable PDF at the Aesthetica Digital Vault. You need a password to get in, so click here to access the Adams State Library passwords page for the required information.
Oxford Art Online Trial
Oxford Art Online is one of the most highly regarded art reference databases in academia. It allows the user to search a number of art-specific dictionaries and encyclopedias including The Oxford Companion to Western Art, The Encyclopedia of Aesthetics and The Benezit Dictionary of Artists, among other important art reference works. It also has an […]
McCann Art Exhibition Offers a Look at Colorful Regional Pieces
Rebekah Lucero The Paw Print The most recent shows in the Art Building are something to remember with the styles you see, whether you are in the Clyde Snook Gallery or in the Hatfield Gallery. Head Director of the galleries is Gene Shilling, who said that the mission of the galleries is, “to show regional, […]
Artists Escape the Valley for Santé Fe
Toni Ortivez The Paw Print Last Wednesday students, mostly art majors, set off for a day in Santé Fe. Although the trip was sponsored by the student art league and was chaperoned by professors form the art department, it was open to anyone looking for an art experience. The basis of the trip, other than […]
Symbolism in Art as Presented by Professor Eriksen
Toni Ortivez The Paw Print Last Wednesday night Professor Eriksen presented the fourth faculty lecture of the semester. Eriksen is an associate professor of art in his eighth year at Adams State College. His lecture was entitled “Beyond the da Vinci Code: Symbolism in Art” and is available for student viewing on the Adams State […]
The Art of the InstaCram
Reuben Chavira The Paw Print What is it about waiting until the last minute that transforms lethargy into hyperactivity? It’s as if some primal instinct is triggered, some survival mechanism of the mind, becoming a resource for students in distress. It’s a quasi-impressive ability that the general college population possesses. We all know that patience […]