NEWS
Two works by alumnus Julian Day ’21 feature in Jamming with Strangers, a major exhibition developed by Casula Powerhouse for the Sydney Festival in Australia.
Alumna Brie Ruais ‘11 is featured in a solo show at Albertz Benda Gallery, Some Things I Know About Being in a Body.
Alumna Tanya Merrill ‘18 is featured in her first solo show at 303 Gallery in Manhattan. This exhibition is on view until December 16, 2021.
Alumnus Nicholas Heskes ‘18 is featured in his first solo show at Room482 gallery in Brooklyn, New York.
Here, we talk with Assistant Professor of Visual Arts, Director of Graduate Studies, and alumna Adama Delphine Fawundu '18 about getting her start in the golden era of hip-hop, studying for an MFA at Columbia University and finding her voice as a visual artist.
Alumna Nadja Verena Marcin ‘10 is featured in the solo show #SOPHYGRAY at Kunstverein Ruhr in Essen, Germany. Curated by Peter Friese, this show will be available for viewing until February 13, 2022.
An installation by alumnus Hugh Hayden ‘18 has been announced as the next Madison Square Park Conservancy commission. Presented across three lawns in the park, Brier Patch will open to the public on January 18, 2022. It will be open through April 29, 2022.
Several Columbia artists are featured in Common Space, an exhibition on display at Oolite Arts in Miami, Florida until January 23, 2022.
Art Basel: Miami Beach ran from December 2 through December 4.
Painting alumnus Cy Gavin ‘16 is featured in his first solo show in the United Kingdom. The exhibition is at David Zwirner Gallery in London and is available for viewing until December 23, 2021.
Here, we talk with Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Photography Concentration Head Naeem Mohaiemen about the future of photography, the path of unlearning, and his journey to becoming an Anthropologist in the Visual Arts.
Recent graduates of the Visual Arts MFA are featured in a new online exhibition with New York-based Project Gallery V. Ivana Carman ’21, Kevin Claiborne ’21, Noga Cohen ’21, and Keli Safia Maksud ’21 are among the thirteen artists whose works are on display in an exhibition curated by alumna Farah Mohammad ’21.
