“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.
WATCH: Professor Devan Shimoyama Takes Us Behind His Solo Show at The Warhol
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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.
The Warhol Announces Solo Exhibition by Professor Devan Shimoyama
In “Cry, Baby,” Shimoyama presents a world where race, sexuality, and identity can operate from a point of freedom generated by inner strength.
Congratulations Class of 2018!
As I look back on this year, I am humbled by the incredible privilege we all share in being part of the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University, and certain that such privilege makes it our duty as artists, thinkers, and visionaries to help move society forward.
The School of Art Announces Faculty Appointments in Critical Studies and Electronic and Time-Based Media
Beginning in Fall 2018, Dr. Jongwoo Jeremy Kim will join the School as Associate Professor in the area of Critical Studies and Johannes DeYoung will join the School as Assistant Professor in the area of Electronic and Time-Based Media.
Congratulations to the 2018 Art Award Winners!
Winners were announced for the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Awards, along with the Interdisciplinary Award, the C.G. Douglas “Wrong-Way” Corrigan Travel Fellowship, and the Dara Birnbaum Senior Award.
Fifth Year Scholar Lauren Valley Launches “Electric Women,” A New Platform to Highlight Women of Color in the Digital Art Space
In the world of digital art, women of color are largely underrepresented.
The School of Art Announces New Graduate Facility for Fall 2019
Encompassing the entire top floor of the current GSIA building, adjacent to the College of Fine Arts, the new School of Art graduate facility will provide 18 individual studios, a study space, administrative offices, and flexible-use space.
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