密歇根州立大学DAM之夜
密歇根州立大学丹佛 Art is taking over the 丹佛 Art Museum!
Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts Awarded
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced that 密歇根州立大学丹佛 has been awarded a $20,“艺术计划补助金”
捐赠历史悠久的莱奇作品
弗朗兹皇冠官网网站 painting donated with one stipulation: “Don’t ever return the painting to Austria.”
丹佛大都会州立大学 Awarded $20,000 Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced that 丹佛大都会州立大学 获得了2万美元的奖金 艺术项目资助 grant supporting 设计 for the Common Good programming. This project supports the dissemination of public interest design best practices through a national conference, 展览, 还有一个数字档案.
密歇根州立大学丹佛分校的项目是其中之一,全美共有248个项目，总额28美元,840,000 that were selected to receive this first round of fiscal year 2022 funding in the 艺术项目资助 category.
拨款计划的一部分包括 设计 for the Common Good International Exhibition 在密歇根州立大学丹佛分校举办的 视觉艺术中心 在科罗拉多州丹佛市. The 展览 opened on January 14, 2022 and runs through March 19, 2022. 它与…同时举行 包容会议的架构 将于3月4日和5日在丹佛州立大学举行, 2022 and will feature keynotes and panel discussions from project teams included in the 展览. 作为资助项目的一部分, case studies will be developed from 展览 content creating a digital archive of public interest design practices to be hosted on the 为共同利益网络设计 网站.
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莉莎米. Abendroth, Professor | Grant Project Director
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丹佛大都会州立大学
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莉莎米教授. Abendroth is the curator and organizer of the 设计 for the Common Good International Exhibition featured at 密歇根州立大学丹佛’s 视觉艺术中心 from January 14 – March 19, 2022. Her research focuses on public interest design and the social, 经济, 造成的环境影响, 并在, 服务不足人群的处境, 的地方, 和问题. Her pedagogy is committed to community-led design practices that embolden access and equity. She is a SEED (Social Economic Environmental 设计) Network co-founder and co-editor of two books in Routledge’s Public Interest 设计 Guidebook series.
校友鲍勃·哈雷尔捐赠莱奇作品
“Don’t ever return the painting to Austria.” That was the only stipulation 鲍勃·哈勒尔 (pictured left) had for his recent donation of the 弗朗兹皇冠官网网站 painting “Fishing Boats.” Lerch was an important figure in Austria’s Neue Sachlichkeit (New Realism wave) and happens to have been an uncle to 密歇根州立大学丹佛 alumnus Harrell. 在30年代末, Lerch and his wife fled Austria due to his wife’s Jewish heritage, 这位艺术家毁掉了他的大部分作品. Having witnessed the horrors of a Nazi-occupied nation, Lerch was adamant that his paintings never return to the country that had scorned his family. 现在, Harrell and his wife Kristin Kullmann (right) are graciously entrusting 密歇根州立大学丹佛 with preserving “Fishing Boats,这是这位艺术家仅存的几件作品之一, 并尊重莱奇的意愿. “I fully trust 密歇根州立大学丹佛 and the institution’s commitments to excellence, 毫无保留,哈勒尔说. “Service and integrity are cornerstones which have enabled 密歇根州立大学丹佛 to build a sterling reputation and exhibit outstanding performance in the realm of higher education.“很快, the colorful painting will hang in the Art Department conference room as part of a materials collection that was started by faculty in the Art History, 理论与批评课程. “Art is a strong part of a culture’s history, and it is part of what shapes a culture’s values,迪安·皮特林斯基说, Ph.D., 艺术系主任兼副教授, who is excited at the opportunity to bring art and history alive for students.
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