Artist Profiles
Kate Thiel
I would say that sometimes my approach to a piece comes from seemingly arbitrary connections between two ideas, who’s union generate a new idea, sometimes my approach is more concept-heavy; having to do with a specific philosophy and questioning how to give form to those ideas, and then sometimes my approach is very intuitive and has nothing to do with anything other than myself. I don't have a formula.
Caleb Gilbert
"Don't be afraid to change your thought pattern about art, and always do something new that's uncomfortable. One learns the most when they are in unfamiliar territory."
Amy Misle
What most surprised you about studying at RMCAD?
I was most suprised by the freedom given in my classes. I'm able to make what I want to make if I can justify why I'm making it.
Martin Sammy Gardea
Clay Magidson
Clay is working and showing in Asheville, North Carolina. He recently hung a show entitled "Harvest".
He attended the University of North Carolina, Asheville, after graduating from RMCAD.
Justin Beard
Justin was part of the New Denver Art School Critique Group in a Collaborative Exhibition in Denver's City & County Building in November.
He did a performance piece in Denver, CO, called The Guide of Edmund Carpenter in May 2007.
For more information go to www.justinbeard.com