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Sarah Magnatta, PhD

Assistant Professor, Art History

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Mandala coloring activity

© Sarah Magnatta 2018

Come join me, @colleenlfanning and @faithstoneart for the opening of Karma and Faith, the first exhibition at the new Chancery Art Space! We are on 11th and Lincoln...you are probably in walking distance! 5pm to 8pm #chanceryartspace #denvercontempor

I had a great visit to artist Sangeeta Reddy’s studio this week for an upcoming print exhibition (more on that later). In the meantime, check out Sangeeta’s large painting Goddess Liberty-Ascendent. Stopped me in my tracks! @sangeetareddy

An absolutely fascinating lecture tonight by artist #richardbarnes @myhrengallery in conversation with Rupert Jenkins. Photographs by Barnes are currently on display in the exhibition The Unbearable Impermanence of Things curated by @libby.barbee #du

The political, personal, and powerful exhibition titled counterART: Aesthetics of South Korean Activism is up now @redlinedenver. I am in awe of curators @sammy_seungmin_lee and @orangeyang for bringing together these brilliant artists in one space.

Karma and Faith: The Artwork of Karma Phuntsok and Faith Stone opens Nov. 1 at the new Chancery Art Space at the Chancery Building near 11th and Lincoln in downtown Denver. It’s been a privilege to work with artists @faithstoneart and Karma Phu

Suchitra Mattai’s work is brilliantly conceived, flawlessly executed, and visually stunning. And those adjectives are understatements. Details here are from works in the incredible exhibition Fugue, up now at the Vault. @suchitramattaiart @kcon

Check out the current exhibition The Unbearable Impermanence of Things @myhrengallery #universityofdenver curated by @libby.barbee (and then come say hi to me). I am loving the shadows in this room! Details from works by Lex Thompson, Richard Barnes,

And finally from last week’s NYC trip, four brilliant works at the Brooklyn Museum by Fred Wilson, Jeffrey Gibson, Judy Chicago, and Titus Kaphar. #brooklynmuseum #fredwilson #jeffreygibson #judychicago #thedinnerparty #tituskaphar #shiftingthe

After you see the Tenzing Rigdol exhibition at the Tibet House, walk down the street and check out the powerful and brilliant exhibition Clapping with Stones at the Rubin, beautifully curated by Sara Raza. Details below of artworks from Nari Ward (We

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening tonight! And thank you @tibethouse.us and @tenzingrigdolart @tenzingrigdol. What a truly wonderful experience. Photos by @meganazzari #nycexhibition #collage #tibetancontemporaryart #contemporaryart #tibe