Exhibition
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![Modernist architectural model of a home that is shaped with a significant slant.]()
Mar 9–26
A House That Holds the Weight of Small Things
Experience an exhibition that transforms the gallery into a house filled with familiar objects that have double meanings.
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![An abstract artwork.]()
Feb 16–26
Arden Conine: Forcings
This exhibition explores sonification as a way of working with cyclical Earth processes, such as tides, to engage environments that remain largely unknown yet exert a massive influence on life on Earth.
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![A cartoonish drawing of a person with very large eyes.]()
Feb 2–12
Carlin Dypko, Ella Grimm, and Kate Thorpe: Habituant
View an exhibition of work that presents a meditation on the passage of time, an exploration of self, and an allowance for pathways unexplored.
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![Orange tinted photograph of an ocean horizon.]()
Feb 20–Mar 5
A Book is a Conversation with a Stranger in the Future
Visit an exhibition featuring a variety of handmade art books and public programming.
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![Closeup photograph of water ripples.]()
Jan 26–Feb 12
Melaina Thompson: Planet Stranger
View an exhibition that explores the female figure's relationship to the natural landscape.
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![A stylized neon green and magenta rendering of a group of buildings.]()
Jan 22–Feb 12
The Crystal Palace 2026, Part 1
This inaugural two-part exhibition at the Crystal Palace will feature the work of faculty and staff from the Art Department who responded to an open call.
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![A cartoon drawing of a pigeon, set against an orange background.]()
Jan 19–29
Fall 2025 Cornell in Rome: RoMA!
View RoMA!, an exhibition on display by B.F.A. '27 students.
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![A sheep with two prominent horns.]()
Jan 19–29
Josi Valle Ellis: Dreaming shelter for the long night
View an art exhibition centered around a free-standing wool tent-garment—a shepherd's mantle constructed of locally-raised felted sheep's wool, inspired by traditional Eurasian designs that function as shelters—a cave of dreams for the imaginal production of renewed relations to place.
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![A distorted computer screen with a sculpture of a woman's face in the background.]()
Mar 16–26
Dahyun Ryu: 404
View an exhibition exploring the paradox of memory in the digital age by Dahyun (Roo) Ryu (B.F.A. '26).
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![A drawing of a mountain range and sun with Korean text in the sky.]()
Feb 2–12
Jiwon Chloe Han: Where the Memory Flows
View this solo exhibition by Jiwon Chloe Han (B.F.A. '26), centered on memory as an active, moving force shaped by love, loss, and emotional distance.
