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Announcing the Spring 2020 Visiting Artist Lecture Series!
Featuring Alisha Wormsley, Jaume Plensa, Hilton Als, Johannes DeYoung, Walid Raad, Renée Stout, and Stephanie Syjuco
5 Questions for Peter Burr BFA ’02
Peter Burr BFA ’02 creates immersive animated cinematic artworks that hover on the boundary between abstraction and figuration.
Professor Shimoyama Exhibits at the Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam
Professor Devan Shimoyama is included in the group show “The Hoodie,” an exhibition exploring the role of a fashion garment as a socio-political carrier.
Professor Levin and Lingdong Huang BCSA ’20 Analyze National Gallery of Art Collection as part of CMU Team
The National Gallery of Art is the first American art museum to invite teams of data scientists and art historians to analyze, contextualize, and visualize their permanent collection data.
Lena Chen MFA ’22 Exhibits, Performs, and Presents at THE ARTS+/B3 The Future Culture Festival in Frankfurt, Germany
Chen’s video installation, “Expose Her” is a portal into the secret life of a woman who creates an alter-ego after a traumatic event.

Four artworks: painting of a crane; abstract digital work; photograph of two gymnasts (the same person in two different costumes); abstract gridded work

Weekly Alumni News Update 12.03-12.09.19

Announcing the Spring 2020 Visiting Artist Lecture Series!

Four images: 1. Abstract painting; 2. Metal sculptures of butterflies; 3. Abstract digital image of nature; 4. Abstract ceramic work

Weekly Alumni News Update 11.26-12.02.19

Photograph of Peter Burr sitting at a table working with a pencil in his hand

5 Questions for Peter Burr BFA ’02

Sculpture of a hoodie covered in flowers and rhinestones

Professor Shimoyama Exhibits at the Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam

Two stills from video games, one showing digital terrain floating against a white background and the other a stylized image of a taxi

Professors Pedercini and Washko Exhibit in Essen, Germany

Painting of four figures in a domestic setting disengaged from one another

Professor Kim Publishes in the Journal Art History

4 images: 1. Heavily pixelated black and white figure; 2. Abstract sculptures in vaguely human forms; 3. Clouds against a geometric background; 4. Simple black geometric shapes against a yellow background

Weekly Alumni News Update 11.19-11.25.19

Black and white still from an animated film showing many people on a raft in turbulent waters

Professor DeYoung Screens Film at Virginia Commonwealth University

Four images of artworks - 1. abstract wire sculptures; 2. birds cut out of book pages, 3. small square sculpture sitting on the floor with a projection behind, 4. still from a film with monks sitting in a field

Weekly Alumni News Update 11.12-11.18.19

Video still of a cartoon set in old western time with two women holding hands in the foreground

Professor Silver and Hilary Harp’s “Stinkhorn” Screens in Merida (Venezuela), Montreal, and Memphis

Graphic with the text "The Future of the University Art Gallery"

Miller ICA Director Elizabeth Chodos Speaks on Panel on the Future of the University Art Gallery