Cornell in Rome instructor Jeffrey Blanchard, left, takes a moment to point out important aspects of the Roman Forum from atop the Capitoline Hill. Learn more about the Cornell in Rome program.
Bachelor of fine arts students present thesis projects in a final presentation and critique at the end of the spring semester. The B.F.A. curriculum combines the intensive studio culture of the art department with enhanced access to electives in all areas of the university. Learn more about applying to the B.F.A. program.
Ends Oct. 23 — Maximum Occupancy, an exhibition of work by current M.F.A. students on display at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art. Call the Johnson Museum (607) 255-6464 to make an appointment to view this exhibit. Open to members of the Cornell community (students, faculty, and staff).
Oct. 26 — "Paulo Tavares: Plantation Deserts," the third event in the Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium, "Into the Desert: Questions of Coloniality and Toxicity."
Option Studio: Cyclo: Architectures of Waste
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Cyclo: Architectures of Waste, an architecture studio taught by Edgar A. Tafel Associate Professor Caroline O'Donnell and Dillon Pranger (M.Arch. '15), teaching associate, with Hans and Roger Strauch Visiting Critics Dirk Hebel and Felix Heisel, investigates the potential in materials and their unique, formal, physical, temporal, economic, and ecological properties through points of intervention where these elements are failing to be properly addressed in New York's recycling streams. Using bones, applicators, paper cups, tires, motherboards, shoes, paper, egg cartons, plastic bags, and blue bottles, material flows and separation are rethought, transforming waste into architectural materials that can themselves be recycled at the end of their lifecycles.
Featured work by:
- Jeremy Bilotti (B.Arch. '18)
- Alejandro Finol (B.Arch. '19)
- Lucy Flieger (B.Arch. '19)
- Vanille Fricker (B.Arch. '19)
- Ye He (M.Arch.II '18)
- Isabella Hubsch (B.Arch. '19)
- Manjinder Ruby Kaur (B.Arch. '18)
- Evan Mcdowell (B.Arch. '19)
- Brad Nathanson (B.Arch. '18)
- David Rosenwasser (B.Arch. '18)
- Magdalena Zink (B.Arch. '19)
This exhibition was curated by O'Donnell and Pranger.
Silver Linings: Innovation, Kits, Tech Animate a Hybrid Semester
The Space of a Silence
Preston Thomas Memorial Symposium Expands Earth Art in Theory and Practice
RGB Split
Architecture Announces the Hiring of Felix Heisel
Sabin Installation at Microsoft Research Turns AI into an Art Form
Plate: Volume 3.0 Launch
Wasted: Trash Talks: Design for the End of Material as We Know It
Cyclo: Architectures of Waste
500 Chairs
Detail | Perception | Analogy
Exhibition Highlights Student-Faculty Collaboration in Architecture
Evan McDowell
O'Donnell and Miller Open Primitive Hut at Art Omi
Felix Heisel: Rethinking Abundance: Resource-Adequate Building, and the Example of UMAR
Dirk Hebel: Constructing Alternatives
Symposium Showcases Architectural Practice and Design in India
