Portraits of Many Kinds of Families features diverse family portraits with narratives to exemplify the inclusive concept of family. This exhibit is made possible by the CU School of Dental Medicine.

“Art from the University of Colorado Denver Community” is an exhibition presented by the Exhibits Committee of the Strauss Health Sciences Library. There are many talented artists among the faculty, staff, and students on our campuses. This juried exhibition, running September 1 - November 29, 2023, is an opportunity for us to learn about our talented co-workers, teachers, and students.

“Art from the University of Colorado Denver Community” is an exhibition presented by the Exhibits Committee of the Strauss Health Sciences Library. There are many talented artists among the faculty, staff, and students on our campuses. This juried exhibition, running September 2 - November 2, 2022, is an opportunity for us to learn about our talented co-workers, teachers, and students.

The Nikon Small World Competition first began in 1975 as a means to recognize and applaud the efforts of those involved with photography through the light microscope. Since then, Small World has become a leading showcase for photomicrographers from the widest array of scientific disciplines.

The Nikon Small World Competition first began in 1975 as a means to recognize and applaud the efforts of those involved with photography through the light microscope. Since then, Small World has become a leading showcase for photomicrographers from the widest array of scientific disciplines. A photomicrograph is a technical document that can be of great significance to science or industry. But a good photomicrograph is also an image whose structure, color, composition, and content is an object of beauty, open to several levels of comprehension and appreciation.

Letters lend themselves to fine art rendering. The “Recovered Writing” paintings in this show have the look and feel of words and symbols in ancient and medieval scripts—the kind found in and around archeological digs. These ‘uncovered text’ paintings, with their mystery, their intangible, undecipherable, unreadable script, contrast with the clarity and recognizability of alphabet letter paintings in the show. Equally hidden but not so mysterious are letters that serve as design structure for more traditional subjects—e.g., V-shaped figures, S-shaped landscapes.

This juried exhibition is an opportunity for us to learn about our talented co workers, teachers, and students.

The Strauss Health Sciences Library Exhibit Committee will judge all artwork in accordance with the Strauss Health Sciences Library Exhibit Policy and Procedures. The decisions of the Committee are final.

• Artists/exhibitors agree to let the library photograph their artwork to be used for any University of Colorado purpose including publications, advertisements, or similar print, video or electronic media.