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Two story building on a corner with a billboard on top that reads, in simple white text, "A Man Whose Daily Work is Rewriting History Tries to Rebel by Falling in Love."

March 18, 2024

Professor Jon Rubin Awarded Artist Residency at Headlands Center for the Arts

Three images of artwork installed at CMU: an oversized monster made of recycled materials; several paintings hanging on temporary walls; an assortment of ceramic sculptures on pedestals

March 11, 2024

CMU School of Art Hosts Pittsburgh Regional Scholastic Awards

March 11, 2024

Alumni News Update 03.12-03.25.24

March 11, 2024

Professor Katherine Hubbard Exhibits in Group Show at Company

Six close ups of artworks: black-and-white photograph of tree trucks; still from a video of a Black man whose body is covered in oil; a image of a deck of cards from an old computer solitaire game; a collage of three people on a couch; a colorful projection in the shape of a house; a still from a video of a rabbit

February 26, 2024

2024 MFA Thesis Exhibition ‘Second Degree Vision’ Opens March 16

Four close ups of artworks: painting of a group of women, paper rubbing of plants, painting of a waterfall, and a painting of a stick of butter.

February 26, 2024

Alumni News Update 02.27-03.11.24

Red tinted image with a close up view of tangled pile of ropes. There is text overlay that reads "THERE IS BLOOD IN THE WATER."

February 26, 2024

Mattress Factory Presents Solo Show by Professor Marvin Touré

February 19, 2024

Professor Kim Beck Awarded the Unstoppable Voters Faculty Fellowship

Image of a white-wall art gallery with a series of eight abstract and colorful paintings installed.

February 19, 2024

Marshall University Presents Solo Show by Professor Kristen Letts Kovak

Studio filled with colorful, cartoon-like furniture and puppets. In the background, a woman is working on large purple sculpture with a cartoon face.

February 19, 2024

Professor Hansen’s Mister Rogers-Inspired Exhibition Examines the Blurred Line Between “Real” and “Make Believe” in Today’s World