Current & Upcoming Resident Artists
Current Resident Artist - Summer 2026
Future Archives
Exhibition Opening: 7/31/26, 6pm-8pm
Future Archives is a multidisciplinary art project that invites interns to explore memory, identity, and creativity through analog artmaking. Working across collage, printmaking, and sculpture, participants transform personal experiences, family histories, observations, and collected materials into original works of art. Alongside these hands-on practices, they examine emerging technologies and reflect on how digital tools shape memory, creativity, resource use, authorship, and our everyday lives.
The culminating exhibition features individual and collaborative artworks that celebrate the creative possibilities of working with physical materials while inviting visitors to consider what is gained, altered, or lost as more of our lives move into digital spaces. Through making, experimentation, and conversation, Future Archives affirms the enduring value of human imagination, craftsmanship, and shared experience.
Erica Rawson
Interdisciplinary Artist | Denver, CO
Residency: 6/2/26 - 7/31/26
Erica Rawson is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans sculpture, printmaking, performance, collage, digital media, and installation. Through an exploration of materiality, she examines the intangible connections that bind us to one another, using memories and objects as vessels for storytelling and transformation. Her work often embraces decay, allowing materials to evolve over time and reveal new meanings.
Originally from Pensacola, Florida, Erica relocated to Denver in 2012. With more than a decade of experience in metal fabrication, she has contributed to local installations and public art projects nationwide. Deeply committed to collaboration and community engagement, she taught at the Community College of Denver and served as Artist Fellow at the Museum of Outdoor Arts in 2023 and 2025. Erica earned a BFA in Sculpture and Printmaking from Metropolitan State University of Denver and is currently an MFA candidate in Studio Art at the University of California, Davis.