Hear How One School of Art Student Managed the Transition to Making Work at Home
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In this video interview, first year student Milo Tayao speaks with senior Coco Allred about how her artistic practice has changed since she began working from home.
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Coco Allred
"I like the idea of an alternative narrative where rather than being celebrated as a selective gift, genius is commonplace, conjured by doing things like ironing your shirt while playing a game of solitaire like ballet choreographer George Balanchine." read more
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Cora Hickoff
"I’ve always been fascinated by the fierce, lawless imagination that children have, and how it thrives in the shadow of a real world filled with terrible loss." read more
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Stephen Michaels
"I work between drawing, cut-paper, ceramics, and video. I utilize the cut-paper works as stencils for my ceramics practice and source a lot of my forms from image research into artifacts, tools, and instruments." read more
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Sophia Qin
"I have been collecting fallen leaves to create an animation of the daily rituals that are subtly changing because of the pandemic." read more
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Drawing to Theory
Professor Melissa Ragona
The works in this exhibition are inspired by discussions about texts students read in Critical Studies 4. see more
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HOUSE STYLE (A Comics Experiment)
Professor John Peña
Sixteen students from “Expanding The Graphic Novel,” were stripped of their own drawing styles and asked to adhere to a predetermined “House Style.” see more
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Photography: Picturing Identity
Professor Shikeith
Students investigate the methodologies through which identities are expressed, revealed, deconstructed, and imagined in photographs. see more
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Shots and Shorts
Professor John Carson
Contextual Practice introduces students to various ways of embracing context as a fundamental determinant of producing artwork. see more
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Tshohil Bhatia
MFA '20
Tsohil Bhatia participates in "Body in Isolation," an artist Instagram takeover of Mumbai Art Room with Lipika Bhargava, Omer Wasim, and Tilottama Bhowmick from May 3-9.
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James Duesing
Professor of Art
Prof Duesing's film "Maxwell's Demon" is part of the free screening program "I Hate the Internet," originally scheduled to screen at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, but now online through May 16.
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Devan Shimoyama
Cooper-Siegel Assistnat Professor of Art
Prof Shimoyama's work "Self Portrait with River" is part of an online auction benefiting Food Bank for New York City. Bidding is live through May 8 at 4:00 PM EDT.
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Suzie Silver
Professor of Art
Prof Silver's work "A Spy (Hester Reeve Does The Doors)" is included in Video Data Banks's free online screening program "The Whole World is (Still) Watching."
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Mark Baugh-Sasaki's BFA '04 work is included in the Yerba Center for the Arts' online exhibition "Come to Your Census: Who Counts in America?"
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Michael Royce BFA '11 has work included in Steven Zevitas Gallery's online exhibition "All Dressed Up with Nowhere to Go," on view through May 31.
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