RMCAD Blog

Spreading paint and joy over the Denver community, RMCAD students have been volunteering both time and talent as part of the Student Services’ civic engagement initiative. The two most recent projects have involved brightening the corridors of the Windsor Health

How does it feel to be recognized as an artist? I have always considered myself an artist in one form or another—even though I only started showing my work publicly since this past July. Up until then only close friends

Members of the RMCAD Marketing Department have been awarded a 2014 MarCom Platinum Award for their recent alumni feature video spotlighting 2006 graduate Gregory Hayes. The award is the highest honor offered by MarCom Awards—a creative competition for individuals and companies

RMCAD is pleased to partner with ACE Scholarships, an organization that raises funds to provide scholarships to low-income children in grades K-12. Through this partnership, RMCAD will provide educational grants to students who participate in ACE programs. The top candidate

Paul Sullivan, alumnus and art director of The Book of Life, spoke to a crowded Mary Harris Auditorium Friday, November 7 about his artistic growth, workflow and career. Turnout to the previous evening’s The Book of Life screening reaffirmed students’ admiration for the

Doug Block, the New York-based documentary filmmaker best known for his autobiographical film, 51 Birch Street, answered questions and enjoyed pizza with students and staff members in the Center for Learning Innovations, Thursday, October 30. The Q&A with Block followed an

Rebecca Kaufman is a 2002 graduate of the Interior Design program at RMCAD. Since graduating, she has launched her own custom design firm, rebaL design, and has been recognized for her work in publications such as Elite Traveler and Lifestyle

RMCAD is honored to have been featured in the Denver Post for its burgeoning Fashion Design program. The article, which ran Thursday, October 16, 2014, reports on Colorado’s fashion industry at large with scoped coverage of an introductory, hands-on workshop hosted by

Through October 29, 2014, the Philip J. Steele Gallery will host a compilation of works from RMCAD’s faculty and staff in a collective exhibition, Even After Everything. From multimedia video to clay sculpture installations, the exhibition is a testament to the

RMCAD’s Visiting Artist, Scholar and Designer (VASD) Program hosted Hasan Elahi as the first guest speaker in its lecture series—Identity. Drawing more than 200 attendees to the Mary Harris Auditorium, Elahi’s lecture included exploration of big data, government surveillance and