Exciting Discussions at RMCAD: Adam Moss Joins the Series
Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) is eagerly anticipating the next installment of its Recontextualize Series, featuring the renowned author Adam Moss. Best known for his work, The Work of Art: How Something Comes from Nothing, Moss will engage the community in insightful conversations around the creative process behind art. The event is set for February, promising to be an enriching experience for art enthusiasts.
A Unique Conversation with a Creative Mind
On February 10, Moss will participate in a lively discussion with local curator Mardee Goff. This engaging dialogue will delve into the intricacies of artistic creation and what drives artists to produce meaningful work. Moss emphasizes that the narrative behind creating art is often more important than the artwork itself, highlighting a perspective that challenges common views about the role of the end product.
Inspired Exhibitions Enhancing the Experience
Aligning with Moss's appearance, the exhibition titled To Persevere or Surrender will also open, showcasing local talents like Frankie Toan, Chelsea Kaiah, Juan Fuentes, and Catie Michel. This exhibition, inspired by themes from Moss's book, will be available for the public from February 2 to March 27. Visitors can explore the gallery and witness how local artists interpret concepts central to Moss's discussions.
Celebrating the Artistic Journey with Notable Figures
Moss’s trajectory as a journalist and editor has been remarkable. His tenure as editor-in-chief of New York Magazine saw the publication win numerous prestigious awards, including the National Magazine Awards. His new book features conversations with various influential artists, discussing the passion and motivation behind their work, reinforcing the idea that understanding an artist's journey is crucial in appreciating their final piece.
Accessible Art Events for the Public
Both the artist talk and the related exhibition will be FREE and open to the public. This accessibility underscores RMCAD's commitment to fostering community engagement through art and education. Attendees are encouraged to register for the reception and participate in the live discussions, bridging the gap between creators and the audience.
About Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design
Founded in 1963, RMCAD remains a leader in art and design education. This accredited institution offers a range of bachelor's degrees focusing on various fields such as illustration, interior design, and fashion. Located on a 23-acre campus, RMCAD is dedicated to providing both on-campus and online learning opportunities, showcasing its commitment to flexibility in education. Students benefit from a curriculum taught by active professionals in the art community who offer hands-on experience and vital industry connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Recontextualize Series at RMCAD?
The Recontextualize Series is a program at RMCAD where renowned artists and scholars are invited to share their insights and engage in discussions about art and creativity.
Who is Adam Moss?
Adam Moss is a celebrated editor and author known for his influential role at New York Magazine and his bestselling book, The Work of Art: How Something Comes from Nothing.
When will Adam Moss's event take place?
Moss's discussion will occur on February 10, coinciding with the opening of the exhibition inspired by his work.
Is there a fee to attend the events at RMCAD?
No, both the artist talk and the exhibition are free and open to the public, making art accessible to everyone.
How can I register for the event?
Registration for the events can be done through RMCAD’s official channels, ensuring your spot at this exciting discussion and exhibition.
