2017-2018 Exhibitions

June 18–July 19, 2018

The Creative Technologies Exhibition: On Collaboration

“On Collaboration” is an exhibition showcasing recent works of instructors, visiting artists, students and friends of the Creative Technology concentration in the Art and Art Education Program. Featured works explore the possibility of collaboration to revisit definitions, straddle divides, and transform communities into vibrant spaces for collective authorship and artistic creation. The exhibition will run in tandem with the Creative Technologies Symposium V, which takes place on July 19th from 1 pm-6 pm.

May 21 - June 14, 2018

A collaborative exhibition by doctoral students Jaclyn Griner and Patricia Morchel combining a variety of visual inspirations from personal memories, feelings, thoughts, places, maps, collectibles, and reflecting on experience and practice in art education.

Reception: Friday, June 1, 2018 | 4pm-6pm

April 30 - May 17, 2018

Artworks by elementary and secondary students from the classrooms of graduating MA with certification student teachers.

Reception: Sunday, May 6, 2018 | 1pm-3pm

April 2-26, 2018

Ceramics, Printmaking, Photography and New Media: Selected student artwork from Teachers College studio courses.

Reception: Thursday, April 5, 2018 | 5pm-7pm

March 5 - 29, 2018

An exploration of mixed media works by teen artists from Fiorella H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Arts and the Performing Arts (Ingrid Butterer, Art Teacher) and High School for Environmental Studies (Ikuko Waklya, Art Teacher)

Reception: Thursday, March 29, 2018 | 5pm-7pm

February 5-March 1, 2018

Curator Katarina Wong brings together four US artists (Doug Beube, Laurel Farrin, Christopher K. Ho, Travis LeRoy Southworth) and four Cuban artists (Rigoberto Díaz Martínez, Lizandra Rodríguez, Aylén Russinyol Rodríguez, Lisbet Roldán) who transform each other's works through transnational artistic exchange.

Reception: February 15, 2018 | 5pm-7pm

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January 16-February 1, 2018

Through layering, distortion, destruction, and the interplay of new and traditional media, this exhibition by students of painting instructor Jun Gao explores doublespeak, a concept originating out of George Orwell's novel 1984.

Reception: February 1, 2018 | 5pm-7pm

January 16-February 1, 2018

A juried Art and Art Education student exhibition exploring the relationship between traditional and new technologies.

Reception: February 1, 2018 | 5pm-7pm

December 4-21, 2017

Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture: Selected student artwork from Teachers College studio courses.

Reception: December 7, 2017 | 5pm-7pm

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November 16-30, 2017

Curator Katarina Wong brings together four US artists (Doug Beube, Laurel Farrin, Christopher K. Ho, Travis LeRoy Southworth) and four Cuban artists (Rigoberto Díaz Martínez, Lizandra Rodríguez, Aylén Russinyol Rodríguez, Lisbet Roldán) who transform each other's works through transnational artistic exchange.

Reception: November 30 | 5pm-7pm

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October 23-November 12, 2017

This exhibition is an exploration into the emergent and trans-disciplinary field of community as educator from around the world, a movement in arts and education rooted in cooperative and participatory art making as a catalyst for dialogue across cultures.

Reception: November 9 | 5pm-7pm

October 2-19, 2017

Co-produced by Professor Mary Hafeli, instructor of Processes and Structures in the Visual arts and doctoral student Sohee Koo, instructor of Sculpture as Making, this exhibition invites community members to help create evolving, onsite collective artworks in response to open-ended questions, prompts, and provocations.

Reception: October 5 | 5pm-7pm

September 5-28, 2017

An open call exhibition of artwork by current Art and Art Education master's and doctoral students.

Reception: September 14 | 5pm-7pm

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September 5-28, 2017

This new series of paintings is a continuation of Moser's fascination with clouds—the abstraction of the images provided by the changing color of the sky and the multiple forms of clouds.

Reception: September 14 | 5pm-7pm

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