Events

9/9–10/31 Felix Heisel + Circular Construction Lab: Circulating Matters

Explore this outdoor installation which directly reuses materials from the deconstruction of a residential structure slated for demolition, reactivating the material qualities and values of the building for the construction of this new project.

9/12–10/31 Leslie Lok, Kurt Jordan, Matthew Reiter, and Sasa Zivkovic: UNFRAME

Examine this installation which questions current paradigms of timber framing and asks how far a single log can be stretched — both literally as an assembly and figuratively as a valuable resource.

9/14–10/16 Camel Collective: Gated Commune

View this installation exploring future tendencies in architecture and social behavior by Anthony Graves (M.F.A. '09) and Carla Herrera-Prats's Camel Collective in the Johnson Museum Picket Family Video Gallery.

9/15–10/7 Joanna Malinowska + C.T. Jasper: A Morning in 1953 (Messiaen Reversed, Birds Released)

Explore this installation which undoes Messiaen's original process of transcribing birds to compose Réveil des Oiseaux and reconstructs the score by using the actual bird calls, completely removing the sounds of man-made instruments.

9/16–10/30 Mendi + Keith Obadike: Harmonies + Difference Tones

Enjoy this sculpture with sound and light projection as well as planned live performances on 9/16 and 9/17.

9/17–10/7 Paul Vanouse: America Project

Experience this live, biological art installation centered around DNA fingerprinting, a process appropriated to produce recognizable images.

10/3–10/7 Gail Fitzgerald and Carl Ostendarp: Stuff and Things

Explore this exhibition showcasing the work of Gail Fitzgerald and Art Associate Professor Carl Ostendarp, two artists who met as students in Boston and have continued to collaborate and exhibit together for 40 years.

10/10–11/4 Jade Doskow: Freshkills Exhibition

View Doskow's rigorously composed and eerily poetic images examining the intersection of people, architecture, nature, and time.

11/7–11/18 Kellen Cooks: Dreaming-on-Hudson: The Politics and Power of Speculation in the Hudson Valley

Explore how spatial imaginations are produced from communities and their environment, and how these imaginations dovetail and/or lie in contestation within the Hudson Valley's racialized and stratified socioeconomic structure.