At any moment, Rian Kerrane's work can be seen throughout Denver––currently at Stanley Marketplace, History Colorado Center, and even in the alleyway between 16th Street & Broadway. Or you've been lucky enough to catch her live iron pours. Kerrane's adventurous artistic spirit is a part of the creative fabric of our city and recently Shoutout Colorado interviewed the sculpture professor about her career, risk, inspiration and even her favorite local spots.
In Visual Arts at CU Denver, the city becomes our canvas, industry leaders become professors and a passion becomes a profession. We do our best work designing in a digital lab or putting paint to canvas in a studio. Our students have access
to state-of-the art digital labs, sculpture studios, industrial equipment and darkrooms. They find opportunities at the Denver Art Museum, in galleries across the Front Range and at digital studios like Pixar. That’s how the College of Arts
& Media unites the ability to create with the means to succeed.
At any moment, Rian Kerrane's work can be seen throughout Denver––currently at Stanley Marketplace, History Colorado Center, and even in the alleyway between 16th Street & Broadway. Or you've been lucky enough to catch her live iron pours. Kerrane's adventurous artistic spirit is a part of the creative fabric of our city and recently Shoutout Colorado interviewed the sculpture professor about her career, risk, inspiration and even her favorite local spots.
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