Stewarding Art, Creating Dialog
CSU students in ‘Arapaho & Cheyenne Art and Historyʼ used anthropology, museum studies, history, and ethnic studies to provide a more holistic view of Indigenous arts.
Changing people’s perceptions of museums
Who goes to museums? Who are they designed for? At the CSU art museum, the staff extend invitations to anyone to engage with art and one another through their choices of exhibits, displays, and programming.
Collections Management – Learning the skills to package and conserve works of art
Michelle Malenfant learns skills in collections management through her summer internship with the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art that she can apply to her future career at an art gallery.
Installation Photographs: Bi’éé’ Dóó Bi’ootseed: Navajo Clothing and Jewelry
Bi’éé’ Dóó Bi’ootseed Gallery
Schedule a Tour
The Gregory Allicar Museum of Art is always free and open to the public. Our galleries have interpretative material to facilitate self-guided tours. However, we are happy to arrange guided tours when possible. The museum has a blended staffing model that relies upon volunteer Associate Curators and CSU art education students. We are pleased to […]
Critic & Artist Residency Series:Jess Dugan Artist Talk
In conjunction with the exhibition To Survive this Shore: Photographs and interviews with transgender and gender nonconforming older adults, the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art is proud to present Jess Dugan artist talk, on Friday, February 15, at the Griffin Concert Hall at 5:30 p.m. Jess T. Dugan (American, b. 1986, Biloxi, Mississippi) is an artist whose work […]
Gregory Allicar Museum of Art weekend Opening
Museum Temporarily Closed
The Museum is closed for construction and renovation until September 10th, 2016, Please join us to for Gregory Allicar Museum Grand Opening at UCA on Saturday, September 10th – 1-4PM, Enjoy gallery previews, giveaways for adults and children, family friendly activities. Free and open to the public