“Visualizing Narratives: Shaping Resistance” seeks to explore the role of visual production around protests and forms of resistance.
Professor Slavick Exhibits at the University of Maryland
Month: February 2019
Weekly Alumni News Update 02.12-02.18.19
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Las Hermanas Iglesias Open Solo Exhibition at Washington & Lee University
With mischief and buoyancy, the works in “Mirror Rim” complicate borders or assumptions about and between mediums.
Professor Ragona Curates The Carolee Schneemann Reading Club
“The Carolee Schneemann Reading Club” features performative readings and animated discussions in relation to the work in “Just My Type: Angela Dufresne.”
MFA Candidates Unveil Pittsburgh International Airport Commission
“Flight,” was installed outside Door 3 late last month and marks the completion of the first phase of an outdoor baggage claim sculptural walk.
Faculty Chair and Present on Panels at 2019 College Art Association Conference
The conference presents the latest scholarship in art practice and history by leading artists, academics, curators, critics, and others.
Weekly Alumni News Update 02.05-02.11.19
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Professor Kovak Exhibits in “Dinosaur in the Dollhouse”
“Dinosaur in the Dollhouse” is a collaborative exhibition of painting by Professor Kristen Letts Kovak, Sarah Jacobs, and Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann.
Exhibitions from Professor Pell’s Center for PostNatural History Travel to NHMLA
Alcoholic rats, ribless mice, and genetically modified mosquitoes are among the specimens being presented by Professor Pell in the exhibition.
Professor Johnson’s Solo Exhibition Opens at UNC
The exhibition examines the state of statelessness that defines ‘refugee’ and deptict migrants in their strength—possessing a past and dreaming a future.
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