Exhibition
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Sep 28–Oct 8
Leyla Jha and Darcie Xia: In Case You Get Lost
View a body of work that reflects on experiences of displacement, transition, and the process of navigating unfamiliarity through a range of media.
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Sep 14–24
a/d gayle: progress isn’t linear
View an exhibition that explores themes of learning and unlearning, narrative and ramblings, chaos and order.
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Sep 14–24
Group Exhibition: SUI SENSUS PARADOXUM
Attend an exhibition by four B.F.A. students that is interested in self-perception, identity, and the factors that contribute to them.
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Sep 21–Oct 8
Kathleen Hawkes: The Cherry Blossoms You Missed
An exhibition serving as a personal narrative and a complex portrait of a dear friend pieced together from belongings left behind.
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Aug 31–Sep 10
Group Exhibition: Temperance
View an exhibition by three B.F.A. ’29 students that considers the space between restraint and release, control and abandon, and discipline and desire through sculpture, works on paper, and sound.
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Aug 31–Sep 17
Lilian Shtereva: taskscapes
Experience a constantly changing exhibit tackling a dwelling perspective through the act of vivification.
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Aug 31–Sep 10
Yanni Zhong and Ruotong (Olivia) Wu: Growing Pain
View an exhibition by two B.F.A. students that explores the closely intertwined themes of growth and pain, ultimately seeking a space for emotional autonomy and feeling.
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Aug 17–27
Isabelle Jung and Unayzah Afzal: Unfettered
View an exhibition by two B.F.A. seniors that explores ideation through dreams, journaling, and spontaneity.
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Aug 17–27
Laura Robert: PLAY PLAY
View an exhibition by Laura Robert, a School of Continuing Education student, that explores what works for her as an artist and represents her consistent artistic voice.
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Aug 7
{ _____ } agency
Featuring works by Cornell AAP NYC students, this exhibition explores how various forms of agency, mapping, and redistribution of power drive the ongoing evolution and transformation of New York City.
