Exhibitions

Ghosted presents current work from six second-year graduate students. Working across media, scale, and themes, these artists are conceptually united through their affinity for the immaterial,...

Carbon is an exhibition of work by the 2017 recipients of the Collaborative Aggregates Art Scholarship. It brings together six undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Art who work in a broad range of materials, languages, and concerns. Some explore the dynamic relationship between the body, performance, and place. Others mine personal and social memories to create intimate landscapes of photographs, drawings, letters, and prints

An exhibition of work by 13 students from the 5 College Studio Seminar

"ground things on a moving earth" explores the relationship between landscape and memory.

"The End and the Beginning of Everything" is a body of work using computer-generated supernova explosions as both raw material and subject matter.

Topsy-Turvy is an exhibition of selected works by Cynthia Consentino. Working primarily with clay, Cynthia dismantles and reassembles popular iconographies rooted in established values of beauty and gender.