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Graphic Design professor, Fred Murrell will participate in AIGA’s 100 Years 100 Designers project to celebrate AIGA’s 100 Years of Design. For this endeavor, artists were given a year from 1914-2014 to create art that embodies that period. Fred Murrell

RMCAD is thrilled to be sponsoring The Art of War Project, a Denver-based organization operated by Curt Bean. RMCAD will provide three months of art supplies to the organization and additional benefits in the future. The Art of War’s mission

In an article published in March 2014, WebDesignDegreeCenter.org ranked RMCAD as number twenty-two on its list of the 30 Best Designed U.S. College Websites. The list showcases colleges nationwide who have gone the extra mile to engage with prospective students

In an article published in February 2014, TheBestSchools.org ranked Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design third on its list of Top Ten Graphic Design Online Bachelor’s Programs. The article details ten standout colleges and explores the unique attributes of

RMCAD is pleased to continue its partnership with the Athena Project by sponsoring the 2014 Athena Project Arts Festival, March 14-30. This two-week festival gives women and girls a platform to showcase their artistic contributions in the Rocky Mountain Region.

With/Between/Beyond…It Could Not Be is a group exhibition featuring eight emerging Denver artists-all RMCAD students. The exhibition will open with a Special Artists Reception on February 21, 2014 at 6:00 p.m., at CORE-Annex Gallery. The show will exhibit paintings, photography, sculpture,

RMCAD alumnus Kyle Warfield took a photo of himself each day in 2012 and turned his album into a remarkable GIF. The project, titled Last Year of Selfiesincludes images of Warfield in various states and positions, which meld seamlessly into a

In an article published in December 2013, University Business Magazine recognized RMCAD on its list of “smart design colleges”. RMCAD was praised as “novel and noteworthy” for its online program offerings and interior design sustainable design emphasis. The article, titled

RMCAD is pleased to celebrate the installation of the first faculty commission for the RMCAD Sculpture garden. The work is a 10′ tall sculpture by faculty member Matthew Harris. The sculpture is based on and titled after Bernini’s seventh-century sculpture, Apollo

A group of 75 students from Renaissance Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound School visited RMCAD to hear from faculty member Bruce Price and view his work. Teacher Pamela Cogburn discovered Bruce Price through Works on Paper, 2007-2012, a 2013 exhibition shown in