"Art can powerfully comment on any aspect of the human experience," Shepard Fairey says. Three decades into his art career, Shepard Fairey still sees the value in street art and using art as a means of protest.

During her studies at CU Denver, artist Bella Briganti (’23) had the opportunity to help curate an exhibition in the Emmanuel Art Gallery, volunteer as a performer for performance artist Oliver Herring, and create her human-form-entwining BFA thesis collection called “Carrier Pigeons.”

Visual Arts Instructor Lynn Mandziuk’s creative work defies categorization. Her art, inspired by her multi-cultural background and a love for the outdoors, encompasses a wide array of mediums—including visual art, music, animation, design, writing, and photography.

Coming to CU Denver as an art practices student allowed David Younglove '19 to enroll in painting and drawing courses to hone his craft and art history courses that expanded his understanding of the art world.

Film & Television student Marley Tremmel shares her experiences on set and preparing for a career in the film industry.