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New Monthly Series Connects Students with Creative Careers
Student / Futures demonstrates the versatility of a BFA or BXA degree in the current economy.
5 Questions for Keith Lafuente BFA ’14
Keith Lafuente is a fashion designer, visual artist, and performer whose works reference Filipino tradition, queer cultures, fantasy, anime, and more.
Professor Levin’s New Book is an Essential Guide for Teaching Creative Coding
Code as Creative Medium is an essential guide for teachers of creative coding that brings together assignments and prompts from hundreds of instructors.
5 Questions for Elizabeth Monoian MFA ’00
Elizabeth Monoian is co-director of Land Art Generator, a nonprofit dedicated to providing models of renewable energy that add value to public space.
The Whitney Acquires 14 Works by Professor Hubbard
Together, the Whitney works challenge the conventions of traditional darkroom photography by reexamining ideas of flatness, darkness, and perspective.

Community Updates

Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design Presents Solo Exhibition by Professor Wormsley

Professor Barrois Exhibits at LVL3 in Chicago

New Monthly Series Connects Students with Creative Careers

MFA Feature: Nathalie Moreno

Senior Spotlight / Student

Senior Spotlight: Rig Deshpande

Professor Washko’s ‘Workhorse Queen’ Receives a Bevy of Positive Reviews

Alumni News Update 02.23 – 03.01.21

Senior Spotlight / Student

Senior Spotlight: Kathy Zhang

5 Questions for Keith Lafuente BFA ’14

Alumni News Update 02.16 – 02.22.21

Steven Montinar BFA ’21 and Shori Sims BFA ’22 Exhibit in Pittsburgh Cultural District

Professor Levin’s New Book is an Essential Guide for Teaching Creative Coding

Senior Spotlight / Student

Senior Spotlight: Christina Sellountos

First European Solo Survey of Professor Washko’s Work Opens in Belgium

Professor Hubbard’s Work Included in New Book ‘Primal Sight’

Alumni News Update 02.09 – 02.15.21

Steven Montinar BFA ’21 and Shori Sims BFA ’22 Exhibit in “Roots Run Deep”

5 Questions for Elizabeth Monoian MFA ’00