Category: Fine Arts
Kaitlin Zeismer is a RMCAD Alumni (2010) who studied Fine Arts, with her degree emphasis in drawing, painting, and photography. As an artist living and working in Denver, she’s worked over the years on projects including various paintings, along with
Jason Hoelscher graduated from RMCAD in 1998 with his Bachelors in Painting and Drawing. He then proceeded to earn his Masters of Fine Arts in Painting from Pratt Institute (2000), and a Ph.D. in Philosophy with an emphasis in Aesthetics
This year’s Radiance Awards was a complete success thanks to your support! In collaboration with students, faculty and the local art community, this event celebrates and recognizes accomplished RMCAD alumni that have made significant contributions to the creative industry. This
On May 21, RMCAD will host McDonald for a solo exhibition, “The Rock and The True Believers.” Displayed in Philip J. Steele Gallery, the exhibition includes videos and drawings of remote landscapes augmented by paranormal events.
RMCAD alumna and Radiance Award honoree Jenny Morgan graduated as class valedictorian in 2003. Soon after, she started working with Plus Gallery, which helped her establish herself as a painter. In 2006 she moved to New York City to earn
Over 60 pieces of art adorned the walls of Philip J. Steele Gallery for the 56th Annual Student Exhibition opening reception on March 8, 2019. The time-honored tradition brings students, faculty, staff and community members together each year to celebrate
When you walk into a Figurative Sculpture class at RMCAD, you’ll see students from a variety of degree programs, from Illustration and Fine Arts, to Game Art and Animation. Learning a timeless technique is reason enough to make this course
For interdisciplinary artist and RMCAD graduate Mark Fitzsimmons, the goal of creating art is to spark a conversation. Prior to enrolling in the Fine Arts Program at RMCAD, Fitzsimmons served in the military, an experience that strongly influences his work.
This isn’t your average printmaking workshop. On April 21, 10 RMCAD students will join other local artists at the Mo’ Print Steamroller Print event where they will see their print designs come to fruition under the weight of a two-ton
Some say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. For RMCAD alumnus and interdisciplinary artist Drew Austin, one artist’s discarded work is an opportunity to collaborate. Austin’s current project, “Unsolicited Collaboration” is an ongoing series of work in which he
We're accepting applications for our next session. No fee, Apply Today!
