Events

12/1–12/5 B.F.A. Thesis: HEMOLYMPH

A B.F.A. '26 group thesis exhibition by Ella Grimm, Carlin Dypko, Arden Conine, Onajevwe Sanomi, Su Jin Kang, and NEBA explores loss, memory, and the impermanence of light through its circulatory movement in space.

12/8–12/12 B.F.A. Thesis: Precipice

B.F.A. '26 students present a selection of first-semester thesis work exploring themes of memory, social justice, and belonging across a range of media and scales, with a public reception on Wednesday, December 10, from 5–7 p.m.

12/9–12/15 Spectral Situations: neither / nor

An exhibition featuring new sculptural and time-based works by students in Art Visiting Critic Kyle Bellucci Johanson's Spectral Situations course, exploring the unseen forces, histories, and presences that subtly shape contemporary life.

12/12 Cornell in Rome: Fall 2025 Student Exhibition

Cornell in Rome presents an exhibition of fall 2025 projects by B.Arch. and B.F.A. students, featuring work in architecture, drawing, photography, and contemporary Rome studies.