My art practice usually revolves around the concepts of objectification of women, the ideas on consent, consumption, and existentialism.
Senior Spotlight: Christina Sellountos
Month: February 2021
First European Solo Survey of Professor Washko’s Work Opens in Belgium
“Point of View” is on view at STUK in Leuven, Belgium, February 18 through April 25.
Professor Hubbard’s Work Included in New Book ‘Primal Sight’
Primal Sight is a new collection of contemporary black-and-white photography that includes works by 146 artists and essays by David Campany and Gregory Eddi Jones.
Alumni News Update 02.09 – 02.15.21
Welcome to the Weekly Alumni News Update!
Steven Montinar BFA ’21 and Shori Sims BFA ’22 Exhibit in “Roots Run Deep”
“Roots Run Deep” looks at the ways in which Black hairstyles are tied to tradition and examines the historic influence on modern styling practices.
5 Questions for Elizabeth Monoian MFA ’00
Elizabeth Monoian is co-director of Land Art Generator, a nonprofit dedicated to providing models of renewable energy that add value to public space.
Professor Wormsley Exhibits in Times Square
“Dreaming Forward” speaks directly to the concerns of the current moment and invites us to envision a more equitable future.
Head of School Charlie White Speaks on Panel about the Future of the MFA
The panel will offer varying perspectives on higher education for artists—from making important changes within existing institutions to forming educational models outside of these institutions.
Professor Shimoyama Featured in New Book ‘We Are Here’
Centering BIPOC, with a particular focus on queer, trans, nonbinary, and BIWOC, ‘We Are Here’ features 50 of the most influential voices.
Professor Washko’s Documentary ‘Workhorse Queen’ Premieres at Slamdance
Workhorse Queen explores the complexities of mainstream television’s impact on queer performance culture.
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