Events

1/23–3/15 Urban Data Science Practitioner Talk Series

Attend the spring 2023 edition of this series during which invited lecturers demonstrate various tools and methodologies to analyze data.

2/6–2/16 Pascal Schwaighofer: Rough Cut(s)

View this exhibition presenting a video essay assemblage of found footage, interviews, and educational 3D animations, exploring the space of contact between film and bioengineering.

2/6–2/23 Michael Ashkin: Architecture and Utopia

View an exhibition of photographs taken by Art Professor Michael Ashkin at locations around the globe.

2/6–2/10 Sabine Lola Stock + Shanti Morrissey: Light Echo

View an exhibition in which disembodied forms and parts come together in paintings, collages, photos, and sculptures to create allegorical truths that must be decoded.

2/6–2/10 Annamariah Knox: Clone Stamp

View a collection of ekphrastic sculptures, evolving through an extended game of cross-media telephone.

2/10 Janet Loebach: Designing Healthy, Inclusive Environments For and With Children and Youth

Attend a presentation that will provide an overview of why and how we should be designing inclusive and equitable environments to support children's healthy development.

2/13–2/17 Jason Albuquerque: Sunshine Village

Explore an exhibition of photographs shining light on the devastating effects of tropical storms on low-income communities.

2/13–2/17 Mimi Li + Paige Pepling: Confusion on the Land

Examine a collaborative reflection on the interaction of humans and nature.

2/15 Alison Brooks: Context Is Everything

Attend a lecture featuring this semester's Gensler Visiting Critic Alison Brooks, one of the U.K.'s most highly awarded and internationally acclaimed architects.

2/17 Christopher Ali: Rural Broadband in the United States: Politics, Policies, and Polities

Hear a discussion of the history, policy failures, and why a people-centered approach to rural broadband is necessary to achieve the goal of connecting communities.

2/20–2/24 Nadine Elkasri: The Castle

View oil paintings that depict the space between two cultures and explore the relationship between longing and belonging.

2/20–2/24 David Mike LeGrand + Danielle Greco: The Edges of Memory

Explore an exhibition that discusses trauma and memory through each artist's unique perspective.

2/21 Dona Nelson: The Figure in Paint...

Listen to Dona Nelson discuss large-scale painting and the possibilities for material invention.

3/7 Joan Linder: Still Looking: Themes and Variations

Hear a discussion on material and medium choices and how seemingly disparate projects develop, evolve, and intersect.

3/14 Julianne Hunter: IN SEARCH OF

Hear a talk by Art Visting Critic Julianne Hunter, whose artwork explores recollection and residue investigating larger topics of mapping, psychology, and personal and shared histories.

3/23 Wells Chandler: Artist Talk

Attend a lecture featuring the Spring 2023 Teiger Mentor in the Arts chronicling the trajectory of his work exploring ecology, community, gender, and queer iconography through the mediums of crochet, embroidery, drawing, and cake.

4/13 Pablo Helguera: Critical Interdisciplinarity

Attend a talk during which Helguera will provide an overview of his work and address key issues around research processes and the ways in which visual artists engage with other fields in the sciences and the humanities.

4/18 Dan Torop: Estuaries

Hear a talk by Art Assistant Professor Dan Torop, whose work explores earthly and digital terrains.

4/24 Architectures of Control and Resistance. New Histories of Architecture and Politics in the 20th Century

Submit proposals for papers showcasing research that reconsiders and expands our knowledge about the role that architecture played in building the structures of power supporting fascism, colonialism, imperialism, and capitalism during the 1900s.

5/2 Astria Suparak: From Punk to Pop

Listen to a talk delivered by Astria Suparak, whose cross-disciplinary projects address complex and urgent issues made accessible through a popular culture lens.