Sturm Hall Museum Of Anthropology

The Vicki Myhren Gallery is the main exhibition space for the school of Art & Art History at the University of Denver. We exhibit artwork created by the University's studio students as well as national acclaimed artists. Our most recent exhibit "Annabeth Rosen: the whole is equal..." closed on November 15th. Our next show "Learning to See Color" opens January 14, 2016. The show explores the shifting and elusive qualities of color, in order to help us see color in a richer and more complex way. Artworks drawn from the University Art Collections, including color studies by Bauhaus master Josef Albers, will be placed in dialog with works by regional and national contemporary artists.

The University of Denver's College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences offers a comprehensive psychology program that fosters discovery and innovation through hands-on research experiences and mentorship. Students engage in clinical placements and projects that connect academic learning with real-world applications, impacting their communities positively. With an emphasis on biological processes and integrative research, the psychology department prepares undergraduates and graduates for diverse careers in neuroscience, education, government, and health. The department supports a collaborative environment where students and faculty work together across disciplines to advance psychological science and community initiatives. Generated from the website