Media Production ShowcaseÌýSpring 2024
![The Abel Tasman - Nick Leen](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/5_-_nicholas_nile3459_0.jpg?itok=tAmr1H76)
![Introspection - Abby Boutrous](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/abbyboutrous4_-_abby_boutrous_0.jpg?itok=9N92LWW2)
![I'd Look For You - Cole Arnot](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/cole_arnot_-_still_3_-_cole_arnot_0.png?itok=Ao7U9QdQ)
![The Abel Tasman - Nick Leen](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/9_-_nicholas_nile3459_0.jpg?itok=_l6Mm2-4)
![Shakespeare's Flowers - Lauryn Iverson](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/screen_shot_2024-04-22_at_11.57.04_pm_-_lauryn_iverson_0.png?itok=_BBfEXX5)
![네가 누구야 - Lisa Sae Jin An](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/screenshot_2024-05-01_at_2.52.31_pm.png?itok=BOj5kRhl)
![Uncanny Manor - Sally Vaughan](/project/cmpshowcase/sites/default/files/styles/slider/public/slider/screenshot_2024-05-01_at_2.56.16_pm.png?itok=e8lOjrlD)
CMCI and Critical Media Practices are announcing the launch of its DCMP Spring 2024 Undergraduate ShowcaseÌýin-person and online!
The show ran in CASE Auditorium on April 29 for film/video/animation screenings and in ENVD 134 on May 4th for live installation, multimedia, XR, photography, and music.
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Capstone Artists
Accessibility Statement
WeÌýare committed to providing a website and virtual showcase experience that is accessible to the widest possible audience.ÌýAll artists showcased here have provided at least one of the following to support their original format: descriptions, captions, images, and other mixed-modal material to express their artwork/music/game/film. It was also part of their course assessment to consider and prepare their works with accessibility as a goal. If you are having any difficulties with accessing our content, please contactÌýkiwa3111@colorado.edu
LandÌýAcknowledgment
We recognize that the university sits upon land within the territories of the Ute and Arapaho peoples. Further, we acknowledge that 48 contemporary tribal nations are historically tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado. In our daily lives, let us honor and respect that the Boulder Valley is home to the Hinóno'éà people and to many other tribes that also camped, hunted, and traded here for centuries. Native people of many Indigenous nations live here today.