Care, Crisis, Climate, and Debt is a student exhibition on view at the Old Main Colloquium comprised of thirteen digital prints on the theme of current social, political, and economic issues.
Works displayed at the Daniels Foyer Gallery are part of a solo exhibition, Beyond Places in Time by TeaYoun Kim-Kassor, featured in the main gallery spaces.
The Dowd Gallery presents a solo exhibition featuring sculptural objects and two-dimensional pieces by a South Korean artist, TeaYoun Kim-Kassor.
The Power of Faces portrait project intentionally crops out the context of refugee camps to focus on individuals, and not merely their label as “refugees”.
This program is organized and sponsored by the Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies, the Departments of History, Modern Languages, and the Spanish Club
Series of works displayed at the Daniels Foyer Gallery and the installation showcased in the Critique Space are representing recent projects by Jeremy Tarr.
The Dowd Gallery opens the 2019-20 academic year with an exhibition comprised of artworks from its permanent collection including paintings, prints, and sculptures. Selected Works: Pieces from the Permanent Collection exhibition will be on display from August 26 to October 4, 2019.
The show features 76 objects form the following artists:
Ansel Adams, Yaacov Agam, David Ahlsted, Clayton Anderson, Carl Andre, Karel Appel, John Baldessari, Leonard Beck, Robert Birmelin, Richard Bosman, Harvey Breverman, Dorothy Byer, Paul Cezanne, Zaccharie Charvolin, Val Cushing, Salvador Dalí, Hui Fang, Henry Gernhardt, Leon Golub, Frank Goodnow, Stanley William Hayter, Hegedűs 2 László, Jenny Holzer, John Jessiman, Steven Kemenfly, Ernst Kirchner, Vera Klement, Barbara Kruger, Le Corbusier, Wei Li, Craig MacPherson, René Magritte, Aristide Maillol, Henri Matisse, Peter Max, Michael Mazur, George McNeil, Peter Milton, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Robert Motherwell, John Newman, Alexander Peroutka, Pablo Picasso, Justin Pribulick, Heather Ramsdale, Ray Parker, Georges Rouault, Edward Ruscha, Kent Rush, Erin Schiano, Richard Serra, Changzhong Shao, Maurice de Vlaminck.
Zombie Field Guide is an exhibition of digital illustration created by Graphic Design and Digital Media students Nicole Bravo, Colin Casaccio, Zach Charvolin, Ross Cohen, Alex Demeri, Justin Foster, Theresa Foster, Jasmine Goodwin, Melissa Sprole, Will Stoughton, and Sarah Zielstorfin.
The Student Select 2019 is an annual exhibition featuring artwork created by 31 SUNY Cortland students. The event is sponsored by the Art Exhibition Association.
The Dowd Gallery presents a three-person exhibition featuring students graduating from the Art and Art History department, one with a BA and two with BFA degrees. Final projects produced by Kelly Brown, Jillian McEvoy, and Erin Schiano.
Two series, Source and Purgatory is current work by Szilvia Kadas, a faculty member from the Art and Art History Department.
