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At 88, Alumna Ann Gillen’s Favorite Artwork is Still in The Works
Bat-Ami Rivlin ‘19 and Elzie Williams III Featured in 'Eponymous' at M23 Gallery
Current Student Juan Hernandez in Individual Exhibit as Part of Residency
Installation by Hugh Hayden '18 Announced as Madison Square Park Conservancy Commission
Professor Sarah Sze Commissioned to Create New Work for Storm King's Permanent Collection
Professor Sarah Sze in Solo Show at Guggenheim
Uncovering the Heritage Silhouette: Baris Gokturk '20
Ursula Von Rydingsvard Exhibits In Venice
Visual Arts Professor Sable Elyse Smith Joins Regen Projects
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