Contemporary understanding of how monuments may represent oppression has led to the destruction of certain monuments and historical sculptures cross the country. In an effort to provide the RMCAD community with knowledge and...
*This story was updated and edited by Jenna Heil on Wednesday, October 12, 2022 for clarity and brevity. Experiencing creative block is an inevitable part of life, especially for artists and designers. It can come in many different...
After the killing of George Floyd in May 2020, protests quickly followed and are still happening across the country. A call for accountability to those responsible for the continued degradation, racially unequal mistreatment, and...
Update: On Monday, August 3, 2020, RMCAD decided to delay fully reopening through the Fall A term. Instead, we will offer online instruction paired with increased on-campus resource access by appointment through a Blended+ learning...
If you were to head to Downtown Denver right now and take a look at the murals that have been recently painted, you are looking at a primary source document. Works of art act as social objects and give us a record for what is happening...
During the Summer A term, RMCAD SGA and RMCAD AIGA Student Group announced its Quarantine Zine Coloring Book Challenge. Each week there were different prompt themes and artists were encouraged to submit their black and white line...
Knowing our past helps us understand our present to be better for the future. Communities have been protesting, donating, and voting to seek change after the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, and countless...
Dear RMCAD Community, On June 1, RMCAD made a public statement to stand united against injustice, brutality and violence, prejudice, and racism, and we recognized that speaking out was only the first step. Now, after a month of...
