NEWS
Alumna Yuri Yuan ’21 was recently named one of the finalists of the 2021 AXA Art Prize Competition.
Among the many consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the closest to home for the School of the Arts community has been the effect on students' MFA experience. Thanks to shut-downs and a switch to remote or hybrid learning, many of our students have not been able to showcase or even practice their art in a typical way.
Derick Whitson ’17 is among the eight artists whose work comprises Mighty Joy, the new exhibition presented by SPANTZO Gallery.
Visual Arts alumnus Ben Hagari ’14 will have his work exhibited by Fundación CALOSA in Mexico as part of a new solo show.
Professor Sarah Sze has been commissioned to create a new, site-specific work for the permanent collection at Storm King Art Center.
The Wallach Art Gallery invites Columbia University community members to join them for a unique interactive performance that will help realize the New York presentation of artist Sharon Chin’s In the Skin of a Tiger: Monument to What We Want (Tugu Kita).
Work by Visual Arts alumna Clare Koury '20 is currently available for viewing in a new exhibition at Miriam Gallery, There was earth in them, and they dug. The exhibition will be open until August 8, 2021.
Work by Visual Arts alumna Joan Linder '96 is available for viewing in Slightly Surreal Suburbia, an exhibition at Cristin Tierney Gallery, starting June 18, 2021. Linder's work appears alongside paintings by Maureen O'Leary in this two-person exhibition, which will run until August 6, 2021.
Also known as an environmentalist, she discusses “Ghost Forest” and “What Is Missing,” which both address climate change.
Atlas of Impermanence, a new exhibition by alumna Nancy Cohen '84, is available for viewing in the Main Gallery at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey.
Any Given Time, a new exhibition by alumna Bea Parsons '12, is available for viewing at Franz Kaka Gallery in Toronto.
A second solo exhibition by alumnus Hugh Hayden '18, titled Hues, has opened at C L E A R I N G in Brussels. Hues continues to explore themes and techniques that Hayden began working with in Summer of 2019.
