Their film confronts issues of AI, race, and the future of technology, stressing the importance of having minorities represented in tech corporations.
Students Kelli Clark & Andrew Edwards Awarded Advancing Black Arts Grant
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Students Delve Beneath the Surface in Art, Music Performance
Students illuminated the dark corridors and winding passageways of a limestone mine with art installations, musical performances and costumed movement.
Professor Washko’s Solo Show at the Museum of the Moving Image Named “Top Ten of 2018” in Artforum
In the December issue of Artforum, Johanna Fateman writes, “Washko is dealing with ugly and important material in ingenious ways.”
Announcing the Spring 2019 Visiting Artist Lecture Series
The Spring 2019 Visiting Artist Lecture Series is organized in collaboration with Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie International, 57th Edition, 2018.
5 Questions for Mary Maggic BSA ’13
Mary Maggic works at the intersection of biotechnology, cultural discourse, and civil disobedience, using science to investigate body and gender politics.
Student-Created Online Tool Wins $79K Grant from Mozilla
Started by recent alumni, Wick Editor has grown from a class project to an online tool used by aspiring artists and creatives across the United States.
WATCH: Professor Devan Shimoyama Takes Us Behind His Solo Show at The Warhol
“Cry, Baby” at The Andy Warhol Museum marks the first museum solo exhibition by Devan Shimoyama, the Cooper-Siegel Assistant Professor in the School of Art.
Professor Pedercini Exhibits in “Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt” at the V&A
Professor Paolo Pedercini’s piece “Phone Story” is part of a major exhibition at the V&A Museum in London that explores the medium of videogames since the mid-2000s.
Announcing the Fall 2018 Visiting Artist Lecture Series
Organized in collaboration with Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie International, 57th Edition, 2018.
The School of Art Announces Visiting Faculty Appointments in Sculpture
Janelle Iglesias, whose work is informed by her background in Cultural Anthropology, will join the faculty for the 2018-19 academic year. Sean Lynch, whose work mines forgotten history to examine contemporary society, will join the faculty for the Spring 2019 semester.
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