NEWS
From April 6 to May 13, 2023, Microscope Gallery is presenting Phantom Power, a solo show by Sound Art alumnus Kamari Carter ’18.
Here, we talk with Assistant Professor of Visual Arts David Antonio Cruz about the artist’s greater responsibility, why the university should be a place for productive failure, and why it is important to fall in love with your obsessions.
Until April 23, 2023, the Davis Gallery of Colby College’s Museum of Art is presenting Associate Professor of Visual Arts Naeem Mohaiemen’s interdisciplinary show, Grace, which consists of a collaborative curation and screenings of two films: Grace (2022) and Jole Dobe Na (2020).
From February 23, 2023 until July 30, 2023, the MassArt Art Museum in Boston, Massachusetts is hosting They Are Part, an interactive exhibition by Interim Director and Assistant Professor of Sound Art Jace Clayton.
Until April 8, 2023, Visual Arts Alumni Kevin Claiborne ’21 is exhibiting 14 works on wood panels at Sean Horton (Presents) gallery in New York City. Service? (18 x 14 in., 2023), the first acrylic and ink on wood panel piece one encounters in Family Business, is relatively small and difficult to decipher.
One of the most exciting events in the School of the Arts calendar—and probably one of the freshest group shows in town—is the annual First Year MFA Exhibition.
Visual Arts student Andie Carver has been awarded an Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant in support of her painting-based works.
Upon entering the studio of Visual Arts alumna Ann Gillen ’69, one is immediately amazed by the aura of creative energy suffusing the space.
Wonderland, an exhibition devoted to Visual Arts Mentor Valerie Hammond and Lothar Osterburg’s discourse on the natural world and imaginary cities, is on view until April 8, 2023 at Planthouse Gallery.
Until April 1, 2023, nine pieces by Visual Arts alumna Annette Hur ’19 are on view at Hesse Flatow gallery in New York City.
For this interview, we sat down with Visual Arts professor and alumna Yasi Alipour ’18 to talk about the hand’s gestures in art-making, how Naghsh-e Jahan square in Isfahan, Iran has influenced her art practice, and the many ways she imprints embodied reproductions of the infinite onto paper.
Mourning Rituals (21:47, digital video, 2022), a media arts installation by Visual Arts Alumni A young Yu ’19 is on view at the Cantor Arts Center of Stanford University until May 7, 2023.
