Welcome to the second installment of “The Triboro 102 Mural” featured in the Learning Commons Blog.
Over the next 3 months I will be writing once a week about the journey of this mural going up in, you guessed it, Triboro Room 102, in Fall 2024.
If you missed the first installation of this blog please go to Archives.
Together, Zuzana Tothova, or Zu, SLC coordinator Katharine Novak, fellow Art Education students Abel Miller and Mae Rogers, along with Graphic Design student Victoria Majchrowski started the research that the team agreed needed to be included in the mural.
“We knew that we wanted to incorporate, what we saw as, the three stages of the land the campus sits on, the beautiful sprawling land when the Ute people and other tribes lived here, the time the campus was home to the Jewish Consumptives Relief Society and, of course, the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design that now sits on that land.” -Katharine Novak
All citations for photo inspiration can be found in the official documents in the 360 Thinkers club folder. If interested please contact Zuzana Tothova.
It was also very important to Dr. Black that the mural tells the stories of the many strong and passionate women that are involved in those three eras. The first, and main focus, being Bessie Marold. Stay tuned for next month's blog for this series on October 28th 2024!
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