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Cordye Hall at a protest holding a sign that reads, "War is not healthy for children and other living things."

Graduation portrait of Cordye Hall.

Cordye Hall, 1945, modeling a Yugoslavian sleeve from wedding dress

Artist statement: This artwork was created using acrylic paints and chalk. In this drawing, I decided to use a bright sky blue instead of a dark blue and also used bright reds for the healthy heart. Whereas with the unhealthy heart I used a dark red…

Artist statement: Given the extensive list of symptoms associated with COVID-19, I decided to emphasize the respiratory and cardiac aspects. As I brainstormed potential designs, it became clear that the artwork must incorporate lungs and a nebulizer.…

Denver Post article about Cordye Hall's and Carl Brannin's part in the anti-nuclear protest at Comanche Peak

Artist statement: The sculpture aims to evoke the sensory experience of distal pedal neuropathy through the juxtaposition of discomfort and artistry. By using pins and needles embedded in a foot sculpture, I seek to convey the tingling, numbness, and…

Portrait of Dorothy Scott

Draft letter to Congressman Walter Horan from G. M. Scott, September 13, 1943. Scott expresses his concerns about the WAFS not being militarized and having to pay full income tax. Scott sent this letter to his daughter Dorothy to get her opinion…

Artist statement: This piece is a reflection of Substance-Use Disorder in that it seeks to help those suffering from it with testimonials from those who are grappling with the ailment themselves. This piece is specifically tailored for alcohol abuse,…