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Experimenting with an Artificial Intelligence Image Generator

September 1, 2025

We experimented with an artificial intelligence image generator as we prepared for our exhibition on art in the digital sphere.

Art and Artificial Intelligence

September 1, 2025

Can Art and Artificial Intelligence Intersect?

The Virtual Canvas: Storytelling in the Digital Era

August 1, 2025

Artists have been the illustrators of important social, cultural, and religious narratives. Many join together threads of memory, imagination, myth, reflection, and creative expression that are further nuanced by audio, video, and digital techniques.

Mythic or Mundane: Bathers in Art

July 1, 2025

It remains a bit of a mystery why each generation of artists remains interested in the beauty of a bath session, but artists continue to reinvent the bathing scene in ways that reflect their time, their vision, and their relationship to the body.

Captured in Blue: A Brief History of Cyanotypes

July 1, 2025

Developed during a time when black and white photography was all that existed, cyanotypes� versatility, affordability, and color launched this technique into popularity.

Wings of Wax: The Greek Tragedy of Icarus in Art

June 1, 2025

While a great lesson in morals, the tragic death of Icarus has also been a popular story to portray among artists and authors since classical times- including some artists in the GVSU Art Museum Collection.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

May 1, 2025

Art has long been recognized as a healing force with great benefits for mental health. This May, the GVSU Art Museum wants to recognize the many GVSU student artists in our collection who have shared their inner battles through their art.

World Collage Day: May 10, 2025

May 1, 2025

World Collage Day is an annual international celebration of the art of collage that seeks to support artists and creators who seek to deepen our understanding of collage as a medium, a genre, and a community.

Capturing the History of Grand Rapids: Cityscape Paintings

April 1, 2025

What is your favorite view of Grand Rapids? If you were to paint a cityscape, what details of the city would be most important for you to portray to future viewers?

Shelter and Style: Umbrellas in Art

April 1, 2025

While the proverb �April showers bring May flowers� is a metaphor for spring, nature�s renewal, and better days to come, it�s also a suggestion to open those umbrellas (outside only, of course) and prepare for Michigan�s wet season.



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