The opening reception for Naxon’s BFA exhibition, “Secured,” will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., March 29 in the Southwest Annex Fine Arts Gallery on the SFUAD campus
Control
posted by Melissa Dow
Located in the Southwest Annex, visual artists Davis Craig, Hector Hernandez and Sarah Canelas exhibit their BFA thesis shows through Dec. 14.
It’s Happening—One Night Only...
posted by Melissa Dow
For one night only, Alexis Reveles presents It’s Happening, a Critical Space Exhibition, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Thursday Dec. 7.
New Direction in Senior Book Design...
posted by Chantelle Mitchell
Santa Fe University of Art and Design creative writing and visual design students will collaborate this semester on senior book covers.
“This Will Be Our Little Secret” BFA Thesis Show...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
“This Will Be Our Little Secret” BFA Thesis Show is in the Southwest Annex—a reception will be held May 4 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. It will remain open until the end of the semester on May 13.
“That Will Be Our Little Secret”
posted by Madeleine Sardina
“That Will Be Our Little Secret” Studio Arts BFA Thesis at Santa Fe University of Art and Design will be shown until April 29 in the Southwest Annex.
2016-2017 SITE Scholars...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Each year, the local contemporary art museum SITE Santa Fe’s program SITE Scholars brings together a group of student artists from the community to create an exhibition in the spring.
On the way
posted by Jesus Trujillo
On April 5, Jackalope Magazine caught up with Shelby Westika, a Studio Arts junior as he begins to put together a project for Outdoor Vision Fest.
Fashion Forward
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
Studio Arts major Samantha Ripoll displays her untitled senior show in the critical space at Thaw, where it will be exhibited until April 4.
Canvas
posted by Jesus Trujillo
In the quiet halls of Alexis, Jackalope Magazine caught up with Studio Arts senior Mary Grace Kelley as she started an abstract expressionist piece for David Lee’s Scale and Practice class.
An Exhibition Against Hate...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
SFUAD students responded to the November election with the upcoming exhibit: Color: A Painting Exhibition Against Hate, opening March 18 at Art.i.fact.
Studio Arts
posted by Alexandra Malone
Tyaska Ensdorff, a studio arts major, works on her midterm for her material drawing class inside the studio art barracks.
Totally Unfair!: SFUAD’s 5th Annual Juried Art Exhibition...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
On Feb. 23, SFUAD’s Studio Arts Department held its annual juried student art exhibition, Totally Unfair!
Break
posted by Jesus Trujillo
Studio Arts Senior Samantha Fe Ripoll works on her submission to a local juried exhibition.
Art Direction
posted by Alexandra Malone
Krissy Straub and Noah Lee, senior and junior communication design students respectively, discuss ideas and layout designs for their art direction class with Jack Sprague.
Shaping clay
posted by Jesus Trujillo
Studio arts sophomore Elisis Miller begins work on a final project for her Studio Arts class final. She has until the end of the semester to make 100 unique bowls. Miller feels as though “shaping clay is like shaping yourself from the inside out while pulling yourself into the bowl.” Along the way, she has discovered that each bowl creates a unique sound during its...
Still Life with Skeleton...
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
Sophomore Studio Arts major Tyaska Ensdorff spent her afternoon in Alexis Studio space painting her still life project for her painting class.
Displazamiento Contención...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
SFUAD faculty member and practicing artist Daisy Quezada has been commissioned along with 13 other Latino artists to create an exhibition for the Denver Art Museum.
Studio Arts
posted by Alexandra Malone
Sarah Schmidt, a sophomore in business arts management, happily poses behind her first installation for her Material Drawing class.
Alexis Hall Studio Space
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Alexis Hall is a creativity zone for visual arts students.
In the Studio
posted by Jesus Trujillo
On Feb. 1, Ann Archer, a freshman Studio Arts major and film instructor Kevin Brennan explored abstract painting methods.
Studio Arts Final
posted by Yoana Medrano
Freshman Studio Arts major Travis Dale, also known as Roaes, recently worked on his final project: metal work.
Awaiting Critique
posted by Christopher Dorantes
Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s freshman Art Studio class wait in the hallway of the Thaw Art History Center for the critique on their work during mid-terms.
Layers and Series
posted by Kaitlyn Sims
Studio Arts major Dagui Schunemann, left, a sophomore from Brazil, works on her collage during the Layers and Series painting class, in thaw. Natalie Buckner a Studio Arts major, and a junior from Dallas, Texas, works on her art piece in the background.
Hannah Reiter’s Thesis Show
posted by Franco Romero
Senior Graphic Design major Hannah Reiter’s work tends to focus on minimalism and mindfulness.
She Wants to Have Her Cake and Eat it Too
posted by Kyleigh Carter
This senior BFA exhibition, “She Wants to Have Her Cake and Eat it Too” showcases the thesis work from Mariah Creelman, Letitia Hill, and Ryan Robertson and is open through April 30.
Pink and Powerful
posted by Rebeca Gonzalez
The Studio Arts BFA Thesis Exhibition “She Wants to Have Her Cake and Eat It Too” opens April 21 with a reception from 5-7 p.m. in the Southwest Annex. Mauriah Creelman, Letitia Hill and Ryan Robertson’s work explores femininity, gender stereotypes and gender norms.
Marina Eskeets’ Senior Thesis...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Marina Eskeets’ senior thesis Eskeets’ exhibition is a multimedia installation that incorporates elements such as video, weaving and earthwork.
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