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ARTIST TALK! December 3 at ARTSLab Ellen Fritz is ARTIST TALK! December 3 at ARTSLab Ellen Fritz is a multimedia artist building ecosystem worlds in game engines and using physical mediums like paint and clay as static diagrams of the ever-changing virtual worlds. Her works experiment with virtual environments both as archival mediums, preserving information of the past, and as speculative apparatuses to imagine futures beyond anthropocentric logic. In this presentation, Ellen will walk through some of her works that engage with site-specific histories of human relationships to land and animals- from paleolithic carvings of now-extinct animals to mythologies that attempt to explain ancient fossil discoveries. Her approach functions on two archaeological registers: Traditional archaeology, which excavates materials and burials left behind by humans of the past, and media archaeology, where historic or obsolete technologies are examined in a modern medium– the game engine. Both approaches share the premise that all archaeology elaborates on our current situation, and that the answers to the most urgent questions pertaining to our future often lie in the cyclical patterns of the past.
ARTSLab has been happy to host Rambod Vala, Assist ARTSLab has been happy to host Rambod Vala, Assistant Professor in Experimental Art and Technology, and his Experimental Typography class. Students are using the Gravity Sketch VR app to design experimental letters that will be later 3D-printed.
The Lunar Arts Award closes this Friday, October 1 The Lunar Arts Award closes this Friday, October 16, 2026 at 5pm! Open to all UNM students. Visit ARTSLab.unm.edu to find out more and apply
Some photos at the lab from rehearsals for GREY ZO Some photos at the lab from rehearsals for GREY ZONE. It happens this Friday at Sister! Shows at 6 & 8pm. Ticket link in bio.
We had a great time at the UNM Foundation’s “Accel We had a great time at the UNM Foundation’s “Accelerate New Mexico” campaign launch last Thursday! Ella and Ada were showing off some new VR projects and Zhu Wang, ARTSLab’s new Assistant Director of Spatial Computing, brought the humanoid robot (its name is Frank).
The Lunar Arts Award is back! University of New M The Lunar Arts Award is back! University of New Mexico students are invited to submit bold, original proposals for artworks inspired by the moon. All mediums and disciplines are welcome, and collaborative or team-based projects are strongly encouraged. Five selected projects will each receive a $900 artist stipend and will be exhibited at the UNM Art Museum in April 2027. What will the moon inspire you to make? Apply Online: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/4DGHhMV67E Details: - Five winning proposals will be selected to receive funding. - Each selected project will be awarded a $900 artist stipend. - Winning projects will be exhibited at the University of New Mexico Art Museum in Spring 2027. Eligibility: This award opportunity is exclusively open to current University of New Mexico students enrolled in the Fall 2026 semester. This includes both graduate and undergraduate students. All artistic mediums and disciplines are welcome, including but not limited to: music, painting, sculpture, photography, film/video, poetry, dance, performance, digital art, and mixed media. Selection Process: Proposals will be reviewed by a panel of judges consisting of faculty members from CASA Moon, UNM Art Museum, and ARTSLab Faculty Advisory Committee. Projects will be evaluated based on artistic merit, originality, feasibility, and their capacity to spark audience discourse about the moon. Special consideration will be given to projects that seek to bridge traditional science communication and creative expression. Important Dates: - Call opens: Monday September 14, 2026 - Deadline for submission: Friday October 16, 2026 - Winners announced: Friday October 30, 2026 - Public exhibition at UNM Art Museum: April 2, 2027 Sponsored by the Center for Advanced Sample Analysis of Astromaterials from the Moon and Beyond (CASA Moon), UNM Art Museum, and ARTSLab. Thanks to @nasa for their amazing photos that continue to inspire! This one is ISS047-E-114902. Swoon.
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