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PHOTOS: Day of Art

The sound of the University of Northern Colorado鈥檚 drumline commenced the second annual Day of Art last Friday. It is the biggest yearly event for the College of Performing and Visual Arts, showcasing the work of 国产AV鈥檚 artists with both the campus community, as well as the Greeley community.

The sound of the University of Northern Colorado鈥檚 drumline commenced the second annual Day of Art last Friday. It is the biggest yearly event for the College of Performing and Visual Arts, showcasing the work of 国产AV鈥檚 artists with both the campus and Greeley community.

The entire day was jammed packed, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with different events that featured students from the schools of Theatre Arts, Music and Art and Design. The events were hosted on campus at the Garden Theatre and the Campus Commons while others were in downtown Greeley, providing an opportunity for students to engage with the larger community. The School of Art and Design also hosted their own Day of Art for students and teachers. Students from the surrounding schools in the area were invited to campus to do workshops with faculty members and art students. 

鈥淢ost of the time, people in Greeley may not be aware of the different organizations we have at 国产AV and the incredible talent our students have,鈥 said Professor of Theatre Education Gillian McNally, who organized this year's Day of Art.

The Bear Lake Woodwind Ensemble performing at the Midnight Oil Bookstore in Downtown Greeley.

The Bear Lake Woodwind Ensemble performing at the Midnight Oil Bookstore in downtown Greeley. Pictured: Mikaela Johnson (flute), Jonathan Chan (oboe), Bryan Valderrama-Vega (bassoon), Grace Wahlen (horn) and Kornel Juhasz (clarinet).

Kornel Juhasz playing the clarinet

Kornel Juhasz playing the clarinet.

Part of the flute trio that is a subgroup of the Bear Lake Ensemble

Part of the flute trio that is a subgroupof the Bear Lake Ensemble.

Andrea Camacho performing in the Garden Theatre

Andrea Camacho performing in the Garden Theatre.

Peyton Mazza showing off her musical talents in Downtown Greeley.

Peyton Mazza showing off her musical talents in downtown Greeley.

Part of the Senior Musical Theatre class of 2024. Pictured: Zoee Woods, Peyton Mazza, Thomas Brandstrader, B Cronk, Anders Arneson, Andrea Camacho, and Kimie Fujioka.

Part of the Senior Musical Theatre class of 2024. Pictured: Zoee Woods, Peyton Mazza, Thomas Brandstrader, B Cronk, Anders Arneson, Andrea Camacho and Kimie Fujioka.

Thomas Brandstrader performing at Luna鈥檚 Tacos and Tequila in Downtown Greeley.

Thomas Brandstrader performing at Luna鈥檚 Tacos and Tequila in downtown Greeley.

Peyton Mazza talking to the audience at Luna鈥檚 Tacos before her performance.

Peyton Mazza talking to the audience at Luna鈥檚 Tacos before her performance.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card by showing them the process it takes to make a block print.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card by showing them the process it takes to make a block print.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card by showing them the process it takes to make a block print.

Catherine Cummings helping participants make a block print card.

Some of the available designs one could have chosen to make a block print on a card. The designs were created by a faculty member in the visual arts department and were laser cut in the Arts Annex.

Some of the available designs participants could choose to make a block print on a card. The designs were created by a faculty member in the Visual Arts department and were laser cut in the Arts Annex.

Some of the available designs one could have chosen to make a block print on a card. The designs were created by a faculty member in the visual arts department and were laser cut in the Arts Annex.

Some of the available designs one could have chosen to make a block print on a card. The designs were created by a faculty member in the Visual Arts department and were laser cut in the Arts Annex.

Members of the Pride of the Rockies marching band getting others excited and ready before their performance in Lincoln Park.

Members of the Pride of the Rockies marching band getting others excited and ready before their performance in Lincoln Park.

The conductor leading the marching band for its opening song

The conductor leading the marching band for its opening song.

Members of the Pride of the Rockies marching band getting others excited and ready before their performance in Lincoln Park.

Members of the Pride of the Rockies marching band getting others excited and ready before their performance in Lincoln Park.

The groups that were showcased this year were the 国产AV Chamber Choir, members of the senior musical theatre class, the Bear Lake Woodwind Ensemble and the Pride of the Rockies marching band. 

Some of the first events to take place included the event kickoff at the Garden Theatre with the 国产AV drumline, the All Smiles Reading and Play workshop for kids under the age of five at the LINC Library in downtown Greeley and the 国产AV Chamber Choir. 

The senior musical theatre class performed at the Garden Theatre in the late morning where individuals performed songs from musicals, shows and movies that they love. In the early afternoon, they performed more songs to a bigger audience at Luna鈥檚 Tacos and Tequila. 

鈥淚t鈥檚 a time for us musical theatre majors to showcase ourselves,鈥 said Kimie Fujioka, a senior Musical Theatre major. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a time to get out into the community and show our art to people. Not only to the people at school, but to the entire community of Greeley.鈥 

The Bear Lake Woodwind Ensemble played at the Midnight Oil Bookstore downtown, performing a series of songs to a small crowd in the bookstore. The ensemble is a quintet of woodwind instruments and a trio of flutes. All of them are graduate students and the group receives scholarship money to do smaller events like the Day of Art.  

Block printing was the activity that the School of Visual Arts decided to host this year at the Campus Commons Art Gallery. Participants were able to choose from six different block prints that were created by a faculty member in the visual arts department. The blocks featured designs that depicted Hispanic/Latinx imagery. Cathrine Cummings, a senior majoring in printmaking, helped participants with the process of making their own print on cards that they could keep for themselves. 

The last event of the day was at Lincoln Park downtown. The Pride of the Rockies marching band, which is largely comprised of students who aren鈥檛 music majors, performed different songs that included the 国产AV fight song. Many members of the audience danced and sang along with the band.  

For those who missed the performances during Day of Art, many of the groups have other performances or events happening throughout the rest of the school year. For more information, visit the .

photos, videos and article written by Zvi Gutierrez, the Marketing and Communications Department student writer.

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