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Sep 16, 2024

　　CU's art museum has three cavernous rooms, each featuring exhibits that change every few months. Works of art from the university's private collection, traveling exhibits and student/faculty works are typically showcased. Works purposely aren't labelled; get a free iPad from the information desk – or download the app – to learn more about each.

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　　CU's art museum has three cavernous rooms, each featuring exhibits that change every few months. Works of art from the university's private collection, traveling exhibits and student/faculty works are typically showcased. Works purposely aren't labelled; get a free iPad from the information desk – or download the app – to...

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