Students have been tasked with producing new art work that responds to the Jewish Museum’s current exhibition, Jonas Mekas: The Camera Was Always Running, the first American museum survey of the Lithuanian-born artist who helped shape the avant-garde in New York City. 

Three current Visual Arts students, Linnéa Gad, Vivian Vivas, and Char Jeré, were shortlisted for the Frankenthaler Climate Art Awards.

Columbia News is proud to highlight a few of the many students graduating this year who are passionate about social justice in all its forms. They are people for whom this passion informs both their work at the university and their future hopes and dreams. 

Light Work is on view in Syracuse, New York until March 26. 

In Time is a concept visual art exhibition presented by ZAZ10ST to be projected on a large LED billboard in ZAZ Corner in Times Square.

The second installment of the Visual Arts Program 2021 MFA Thesis Exhibition can now be experienced virtually on the Visual Arts Exhibition Website. 

Student Kelsey Shwetz is a painter working in the space between realism and the uncanny.

This award is one of the most prestigious grants for early career artists.

Constructing Futures: Making Ecological Art in a Time of Uncertainty is a biweekly series that features artists who use found materials, natural resources, and the landscape to construct work that addresses the harsh realities of our ecological age.

The first installment of the Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program 2021 MFA Thesis Exhibition is now open at the Lenfest Center and will run until October 16, 2021.