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RMCAD faculty member Ania Gola-Kumor’s exhibition Moving Paint has received praise from the Denver Westword. The exhibition is on display at the Sandra Phillips Gallery and will be showing through June 1, 2013. The show features 20 pieces that were created during
Art and technology have long shared a connection, but now more than ever, technology is shaping the way artists and designers view and affect the world. We recently asked our RMCAD social media community to weigh in on the discussion
Earlier this month, AIGA awarded the prestigious Robert Taylor Scholarship to Gustavo Esquinca. Gustavo is a RMCAD student majoring in Graphic Design here at RMCAD. Gustavo was chosen out of a group of several applicants, all of whom are evaluated
Just Announced: Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design will appear at Denver Comic Con this year in May! RMCAD’s booth on the convention floor will offer information about the college, as well as highlighting our Game Art, Animation and Illustration
Earlier this month, RMCAD’s own Buddy Bravo won first place in the Art Director’s Club of Denver’s annual competition. Each year, the Art Directors Club of Denver recognizes the work of Art students who have displayed creative excellence. This year
If you have never been to our campus in person, you may be wondering about the significance of the dome prominently featured in our photos. RMCAD’s beautifully landscaped property features a large geodesic dome in front of the Texas Building,
It was with great sadness that we at RMCAD received the news over the summer of the passing of AJ Boik. AJ, 18, was a recent graduate of Gateway High School in Aurora and one of the victims of the
A team of RMCAD Interior Design students has taken first place at the 2012 Student Sustainable Design Competition (SSDC) put on by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA). The competition recognizes an outstanding sustainable design project by interior design college
Every year the best and brightest young Colorado artists come together to compete in the Scholastic Art Awards of Colorado. It’s a chance for these 7th through 12th graders to showcase their work to a national audience and be considered
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