EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS FALL 2023
As a vital part of the network of museum and gallery spaces at Colorado State University, the HATTON GALLERY provides an important venue for exhibiting contemporary and historical art. The gallery strives to ENGAGE with the GLOBAL ARTS community through local, national, and international exhibitions showcasing the work of emerging and established artists alike.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THROUGH THE ARTS
SILSILA by SAMA ALSHAIBI
OCT 5 - DEC 22
Arabic for ‘chain’ or ‘link’— Silsila is a multi-media project depicting Alshaibi’s seven-year cyclic journey through the significant deserts and endangered water sources of the Middle East and North African region. Through this body of work, the artist examines connections between different cultures that are under threat of displacement, recognizing shared global issues that need to be addressed.
Through exposing her own subjectivity, both in terms of her multiple points-of-view as an Iraqi-Palestinian woman practicing in the United States but also in her enactments as the subject in her own image-based work, Sama Alshaibi aims to reorient her audiences’ gaze.
Opening Reception: Thursday, OCTOBER 5th, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Visual Arts Building | 551 W Pitkin, CSU CAMPUS, Fort Collins.
Events, roundtables and artist talk: Check the website for details
Presented in collaboration with the Center for Fine Arts Photography, The Center for Environmental Justice at CSU, and the support of the Lilla B. Morgan Endowment for the Arts at CSU.
College of Liberal Arts, Department of Art and Art History, and the Clara Hatton Gallery present
SHAME POLESAND MOOSEHIDE FLAGS:
Tlingit Art, Indigenous Sovereignty, and Representation in U.S. Democracy
Presented by Emily Moore, Ph.D., associate professor of art and art history
NOVEMBER 15, 2023
CLARA HATTON GALLERY, Visual Arts Building, 551 W. Pitkin, CSU CAMPUS, Fort Collins
Department of Art and Art History, Visual Arts Building, Colorado State University, CSU 551 W. Pitkin Street, Fort Collins, CO, 80523
OPEN Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Open Late for special events. CLOSED Saturday, Sunday, during installations, University holidays, and breaks.
Always FREE and open to all
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