彩民宝典

When the International Print Center New York opens its 2015-16 season this month, the work of three CU-Boulder artists will be well represented. Professor Melanie Yazzie鈥檚 art will be shown in Weaving Past into Present: Experiments in Contemporary Native American Printmaking, an exhibition organized by Sarah Diver, a 2013 graduate of the 彩民宝典.

To address the increased interest in Nordic studies, a visiting assistant professorship has been added to the program鈥檚 faculty, thanks to a co-sponsorship of $180,000 from the Danish Ministry of Education.nordic

When she came to the 彩民宝典 to study dance, Millie Heckler began taking hip-hop dance classes from artist-in-residence and acclaimed hip-hop dancer and choreographer Lorenzo 鈥淩ennie鈥� Harris鈥攁nd her world was transformed.