Exhibitions
Upcoming
Sep 22 – Dec 2
2023
A Well-trained Eye
The possibilities, limitations, and responsibilities that come with instructing both humans and computers how to see stand at the core of A Well-trained Eye. Encompassing different media—drawing, photography, video, and installation—the artworks in the exhibition examine the reciprocal relationship between human and computer vision; they interrogate how technical systems increasingly mediate our relationship with ourselves, the environment, and to one another, fundamentally shaping the way we see.
Sep 22
2023 –
Mar 2
2024
Past
Becauseisms: 2023 Design MFA Thesis Exhibition
Becauseisms presents the work of six designers graduating from the MFA in Design program that covers multiple disciplines and expresses emotional, societal, and personal provocations.
Apr 14 – May 6
2023
A Second Helping: 2023 Studio Art MFA Thesis Exhibition
A Second Helping features the work of five graduating MFA students. The exhibition brings together painting, drawing, photography, sculpture and interactive digital technologies to explore themes such as rituals, personal narrative, and the in-between. While joined by these ideas, the five artists diverge with their own touch and sensibility.
Apr 14 – May 6
2023
I’ll Call You Back: 2023 Senior Art Exhibition
I’ll Call You Back assembles work from a diverse group of artists graduating from the Department of Art and Art History. The artists work across a wide variety of creative disciplines including painting, drawing, print, sculpture, photography and transmedia.
Apr 14 – May 6
2023
Façade
Façade brings together the work of artists from various disciplines and backgrounds, who explore the truths that exist within any given object, historical narrative, or our performances of identity. Through sculpture, works on paper, video and painting, these artists question outward appearances, both personal and communal, addressing the notion of an idealized self, replicas, false control, and performative interactions.
Jan 20 – Mar 10
2023
Social Fabric: Art and Activism in Contemporary Brazil
Social Fabric: Art and Activism in Contemporary Brazil brings together the work of ten artists who reflect upon the long-standing histories of oppressive power structures in the territory now known as Brazil.
Sep 23
2022 –
Mar 10
2023