2019-2020 Exhibitions
Unsilencing: Myers Art Prize
A juried Art & Art Education Program student exhibition that explores how art can contribute to unsilencing identities that have been historically suppressed.
2020 Winners
Carianna Arredondo, Kristina Davis Bivona , Jesl Xena Rae Cruz, Sungah Jun, Hyunsoo Kim, Grace Ludmer, Ashley Mask, Eric Mason, Carina Maye, Autumn Kietponglert
Ancient Mirrors
Dates: Sept 2-26
Reception: Sept 5, 5 – 7pm
Exhibition Talk: Sept 5, 6 pm
Thomas Lollar in collaboration with Ricardo Arango presents a collection of contemporary interpretation of ancient Etruscan and Roman hand-mirrors. The work is inspired by mirrors that served as functional objects, as well as beautiful sculptures imbued with otherworldly spiritual qualities.
Ancient Mirrors
Dates: Sept 30-Oct 17
Reception: Oct 3, 5–7pm
This show of paintings and video installations by Teachers College Art & Art Education Program doctoral students Uisuk Byeon and Jihyun Kim questions the conventional relationships between the artwork, artist, and viewer by exploring different modes of viewer interaction and participation.
Ancient Mirrors
Dates: Sept 2-26
Reception: Sept 5, 5 – 7pm
An open call exhibition of artwork by current Teachers College Art & Art Education Program master’s and doctoral students.
Cellblock Visions: Set Free in the Penitentiary
Dates: Oct 21-Nov 7
Reception: Oct 24, 5–7pm
Exhibition Talk: Oct 24, 6pm
An exhibition featuring a collection of paintings and drawings created by individuals who participated in arts programs that were offered in jail and prison settings. Organized by Phyllis Kornfeld.
Studio Works
Dates: Dec 9-Jan 16
Reception: Dec 12, 5 – 7pm
Selected student work from Teachers College studio courses in drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media.
The Macy Gallery Conversations: A Dialogue Between Teachers and Students in the Classroom
Dates: Feb 10-27
Reception: Feb 20, 5-7 pm
An exhibition of student work from the classrooms of Art & Art Education Program Alumni teachers.
The Macy Gallery Conversations: A Dialogue Between Teachers and Students in the Classroom
Dates: Mar 2-26
Reception: Mar 6, 6–8pm
An exhibition of projects responding to the unprecedented challenges that society faces while exploring the role the arts can play in empowering communities and nurturing socially responsible and creative lives.