In the Cool of Evening, Project V Gallery’s first exhibition, includes the work of Visual Arts alumnus Nathan Catlin ’12, students Cara Lynch and Erica Mao, and Mentors Craig Zammiello and Kiki Smith.

Uncovering the Heritage Silhouette is a bi-weekly series diving into how tradition influences the creation of art. We interview artists heavily influenced by their heritage. ​This week we met with student Lau Wai.

In the final Conversations with Artists in Art Getting Art, Audrey Deng '20 discusses printmaking with current Visual Arts student Farah Mohammad.

Hosted by Thierry Goldberg Gallery, Black Enough contemplates what Blackness is in “an admixture that forms images that represent, what he calls, the “body as border.”’ 

This week, we talk with Rasel Ahmed '21, a recipient of the prestigious Davis Putter Scholarship, about pronoun paradigms, exile, and drag performers.  

The exhibition takes its title from Mohammad’s painting.

In this conversation with James Mercer '20, we talk about life in a gentrifying New York, collaborating on art projects, and the function of language in art.

Two Columbia artists are featured in All at Once, an online exhibit hosted by the Fridman Gallery in New York. Adjunct professor Tamar Ettun and current Sound Art student Julian Day both have work in this group exhibition.