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During the fall of 2021, artist Rose B. Simpson took over UNMAM.ART. The experience, entitled Rose B. Simpson: Seminar, was private to University of New Mexico students but intended to become public as an archive and performance piece. That archive is now available for you to view in full.
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What is UNMAM.ART?
UNMAM.ART is the University of New Mexico Art Museum’s platform for artist/student collaboration. It is an experimental online museum space where UNM students and faculty across disciplines can connect, create, and learn without the usual conventions. Another future artist takeover is in the works, so stay tuned.

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What happened when acclaimed and uncompromising artist Rose B. Simpson and UNM students got together in collaboration?

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What happened in Seminar?
Rose B. Simpson: Seminar was a six-week intensive museum program only available to UNM students. Over 170 students and 10 faculty from across disciplines participated, resulting in personal, back-and-forth conversations and collaboration between the artist and UNM’s community of students. The platform received 125 student replies to Rose, some written, some recorded, and some art. In total students spent over 100 collective hours exploring the platform. Read more.
They Rose, a sculpture by Rose B Simpson

Welcome. We are excited to share this.

During the fall of 2021, artist Rose B. Simpson took over UNMAM.ART. The experience, entitled Rose B. Simpson: Seminar, was private to University of New Mexico students but intended to become public as an archive and performance piece. That archive is now available for you to view in full.
The University Of New Mexico Art Museum logo

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What happened when acclaimed and uncompromising artist Rose B. Simpson and UNM students got together in collaboration?

See for yourself:

Archive
Recap

Welcome. We are excited to share this.

During the fall of 2021, artist Rose B. Simpson took over UNMAM.ART. The experience, entitled Rose B. Simpson: Seminar, was private to University of New Mexico students but intended to become public as an archive and performance piece. That archive is now available for you to view in full.

What happened when acclaimed and uncompromising artist Rose B. Simpson and UNM students got together in collaboration?  

See for yourself:

The University Of New Mexico Art Museum logo
What is UNMAM.ART?
What is UNMAM.ART?
UNMAM.ART is the University of New Mexico Art Museum’s platform for artist/student collaboration. It is an experimental online museum space where UNM students and faculty across disciplines can connect, create, and learn without the usual conventions. Another future artist takeover is in the works, so stay tuned.
UNMAM.ART is the University of New Mexico Art Museum’s platform for artist/student collaboration. It is an experimental online museum space where UNM students and faculty across disciplines can connect, create, and learn without the usual conventions. Another future artist takeover is in the works, so stay tuned.
What happened in Seminar?
What happened in Seminar?
Rose B. Simpson: Seminar was a six-week intensive museum program only available to UNM students. Over 170 students and 10 faculty from across disciplines participated, resulting in personal, back-and-forth conversations and collaboration between the artist and UNM’s community of students. The platform received 125 student replies to Rose, some written, some recorded, and some art. In total students spent over 100 collective hours exploring the platform. Read more.
Rose B. Simpson: Seminar was a six-week intensive museum program only available to UNM students. Over 170 students and 10 faculty from across disciplines participated, resulting in personal, back-and-forth conversations and collaboration between the artist and UNM’s community of students. The platform received 125 student replies to Rose, some written, some recorded, and some art. In total students spent over 100 collective hours exploring the platform. Read more.