Graduate students in city and regional planning engage in discussion during a research seminar. Learn more about graduate programs CRP.
Ade Lawrence (B.Arch. '22) prepares a model in the L. P. Kwee Studios. Learn more about applying to the bachelor of architecture program.
Final reviews for B.Arch. and M.Arch. students took place in locations around the college for a week in early December.
During New York Print Week, Cornell art students had the opportunity to exhibit their work at a three-day art fair, along with other participating art schools.
Galleries and Exhibition Opportunities
AAP Galleries and Exhibitions
AAP exhibitions comprise invited and curated projects as well as internal and external applications from individuals, groups, or departments selected by the college gallery committee following an annual review process. Application deadlines are March 1 for exhibitions held during the following academic year. These exhibitions are hosted in either Bibliowicz Family Gallery or John Hartell Gallery.
Department Galleries and Exhibitions
Department exhibitions include student, faculty, and class-based exhibitions, and are hosted in two locations in Sibley Hall (East Sibley Exhibition Hallway and West Sibley Exhibition Hallway), and two locations in Olive Tjaden Hall (Olive Tjaden Gallery and Experimental Gallery.
LCD Guidelines
For digital exhibitions, there are six LCD screens located throughout the college: one in Rand Hall, two in East Sibley Hall, one in West Sibley Hall, one in Tjaden Hall, and one in The Foundry.
Postering Guidelines
These guidelines are to allow organizations and individuals to advertise events or other opportunities throughout AAP.