LightedEarthwasanexhibitionincollaborationwithGraphicDesignStudentsatFIT,JewelryDesignStudentsattheInstituteofAmericanIndianArts(IAIA)inSantaFe,NM,andFashionDesignerandIAIAArtistinResidencePatriciaMichaels.
TheexhibitionfeaturedstudentprojectsfromIAIA'sJewelryClassandgarmentsandprintedtextilesbyMichaels,shownalongsideadocumentarymadebythefilmdepartmentatIAlAthatincludedstudentinterviewsandinsightsonthecollectionsfromlAIAJewelryDesignFaculty.FITGraphicDesignStudentsdevelopedtheidentityandinterpretivematerialsfortheexhibition.
Imageshownhere:DressdesignbyIndigenousFashionDesignerPatriciaMichaels(TaosPueblo)andHaidenR.Gould(Diné),FashionDesignStudent,IAIA.
September21–October27,2024
Picturedabove,fromleft:MagdelenaJakubczak(CommunicationDesignstudent),SethHowe(invitedartist),CarolSalmanson(invitedartist),AustinJensen(Photographyalumnus).
August9–September3,2024
Whendesigningforyoungchildrenitisimportanttoexperiencetheworldastheydo.Thisformofempathyallowsfordeepersenseconnectionandunderstanding.
It’saKid’sWorld!Play,Imagine,Create,embracedtheimaginationofachildandwhatitmeanstodesignforyoungaudiences.Inthisexhibition,play,inquiry,andwondertookcenterstage,throughinteractiveandeducationalcomponentsdesignedtoengagevisitorsandshowcasetheworkofFITstudentsinFashionDesign(Childrenswear),ToyDesign,Illustration,TextileSurfaceDesignandFootwearandAccessoriesDesign.
Inthebackgallery,aselectionofworkfromaspecialprojectbythenonprofitadoptionservicesorganizationSpence-Chapintitled“DearFuture:ElevatingChildren'sVoices"highlightsthestoriesofagroupofchildrenresidinginanorphanageinCali,Colombia.Featuringphotography,videowork,andvibrantcostumes,theprojectexploresthepossibilitiesthatemergewhenvulnerablechildrenaregiventhespacetodream.
Illustration:BonnieWong
June10-July28,2024
ThisSummerHighlightsExhibitionshowcasedadiverserangeofartwork,includingtapestries,paintings,collages,large-scaleinstallations,illustrationsofexemplaryinteriordesign,andspatialexperiencedesigninstallations.Allexhibitedpieceswerethecreationsofstudents,staff,alumni,andinvitedguestartists.
ContributingartistsincludedStarrSmith,MarieSellier,andLyndseyBrown(currentSpatialExperienceDesignstudents);YingzhiBaisley,MartaKolano,andYuvalIzhaki(InteriorDesign’24);JoeBiss,XavierCheco,WillBaaske,andSebastianTeaRice(FineArts’24);ShayanNazarian(invitedguestartist),MelissaStarke(FineArtsstaff,ArtMarketMA’20);NataliaAnikushina(FashionDesign’96);KlarissaAngelineGarciaandDianaGarcia(SpatialExperienceDesign’24).
May14–26,2024The2024GraduatingStudentExhibitionpresentstheworkofmorethan600studentgraduatesin16areasofstudyfromtheSchoolofArtandDesign.Theworkistheculminationofeachstudent’suniqueexperienceinFIT’sdiverse,challenging,anddemandingundergraduateartanddesignprograms.Featuringjuried,award-winning,andthesisprojects,thispresentationisthemanifestationofseveralyearsofresearch,experimentation,criticalthinking,andartisticproficiency.TheGraduatingStudentExhibitionadvancesthecollege’sphilosophythatintegratespracticeinindustrywiththeoryandteachinginsidethestudio.
April3-21,2024
ForthecapstoneprojectsoftheSpring2024FashionDesignAASprogram,studentsweretaskedwithcreatinggarmentsusingonlydenimfabric.Asaresult,theexhibitionfocusesonsimpleformsandtechniques,encouraginginnovation,creativityandcraftsmanship.IncludedareworksselectedforCriticAwardsbyindustrymentorswhohaveworkedalongsidestudentsthroughoutthesemester.
March11–27,2024
VisitorsdiscoveredthetransformativepowerofSquishablesinTheDesignofComfortExhibition,wherecuddlycompanionswentbeyondmereplaythings.Theexhibitionrecognizedhowplushtoysbecomeessentialtoolsincopingwithanxiety,stress,grief,andisolation.AnenchantingjourneycelebratingtheprofoundimpactofSquishablesonmentalwell-beingandtheunexpectedjoyandcomforttheybringinchallengingtimes.
February9–March3,2024
TheColorfulInfluenceofSusanDaykinattheFashionInstituteofTechnology’sArtandDesignGallerycelebratedtheartworkandteachingofFineArtsProfessorSusanDaykin.Throughoutthe52yearsshehasworkedatFIT,herimpactontheFineArtsprogram,itsstudents,andthecollegeatlargehasbeennothingshortofprofound.ThisexhibitionincludedasurveyofworkbyDaykinandnineofherformerstudents:JackieBertucci,JadeChan,AbigailDeVille,RachelKamaliDilmanian,RebeccaEden,CarlaLynk,TusharNath,PamelaStoicev,andVivianVasquez.
Theexhibitionalsoincludedsculpturesandobjectsfromherowncollection.Daykinacquiredtheseobjectsfromartisansshemetovertheyearsandthroughouthertravels.Hercollectionhasdeeplyinformedhervisualsensibilitiesandarereflectedinthebreadthandcolorfulinfluenceofhercreativepracticeandteaching.
December7,2023-January31,2024
IntheAASFall2023exhibition,studentscelebratetheeclecticandsubversivespiritofthemovementbyfocusingontheironicandcontradictoryaspectsinparticular,deconstructingthenotionof“good”and“bad”taste,and“high”and“low”fashion.
October27–December3,2023
CuratedbyFITAssociateProfessorofFineArtsJuliaJacquette,thisexhibitionattheFashionInstituteofTechnologyfeaturedworkthatutilizesandexploresallaspectsofrepetitionandpattern.
Patternisoftenthoughtofintermsofartanddesign:therepetitionofshapeinsurfacedesign.Butthedefinitionofpatterncanbeevenmoreexpansive:It'saregularityorrepetitionintheworldingeneral.Itincludestherepetitionofabstractideasaswellasform.
Pattern,theGrid,andOtherSystemsincludedtwo-dimensional,three-dimensional,andtime-basedartworkfromFITfaculty,students,anddistinguishedalumni,aswellasfromguestartists.Inaddition,paneldiscussionsandtalksbyparticipatingartistsandguestlecturerstookplaceduringtherunoftheexhibition.
September18–October15,2023
TheFITFoundation,inpartnershipwiththeFITDTechLab,presentstheevolutionofTheUnwearableCollectionbyBoehringerIngelheim:piecesthatareimpossibletowearandimpossibletoignore.TheUnwearableCollectionExhibition—inclusiveof“Uncertainty,”thefifthpiecedesignedbyFIT’sFashionDesignMFAstudentsNataliaRobles-OteizaandUrviSelarkaunderthesupervisionofDobrianaGeneva,assistantprofessor,FashionDesign,withcreativedirectionbyMichaelFerraro,executivedirector,FITDTechLab—utilizesfashiontoillustratethedebilitatingpainanduncertaintythatpeoplelivingwithgeneralizedpustularpsoriasis(GPP)endureduringaflare.
ThecollaborationwassupportedbymultipleinterdisciplinaryteamsofFITstudentswhodevelopedlaunchstrategiesforexhibition:LaurenLee,Animation,InteractiveMediaandGameDesign;TylerHernandez,AIMGD;ZuzannaZmijewska,ExhibitionandExperienceDesignMA;JaceSon;ExhibitionandExperienceDesignMA;MargaritaKaplan,AdvertisingandDigitalDesign;HarryXizhuoLin,AdvertisingandDigitalDesign;MarikoDreifuss,AdvertisingandDigitalDesign;andfacultymembersDobrianaGheneva,FashionDesign;EricKaplan,Animation,InteractiveMediaandGameDesign;andJosephStaluppi,AdvertisingandDigitalDesign.
June15–July16,2023
ThisexhibitionexploredFITfounderMaxMeyer'simpactonthefashionindustrythroughhisroleatAbrahamBellerandCompany,awomen'sclothingmanufacturerinNYC.IthighlightstheconnectionbetweenthefashionindustryandFIT,showcasedbysignificantdonationsthatbuilttheLibrary'sSpecialCollectionsandCollegeArchives.Meyer'sgiftofover8,000BellercompanysketchesdepictingrenownedPariscouturefrom1915-1929arefeatured,andgarmentsfromtheF&TScollectionwereconservedbystudentsandalumni.
AlsopresentedwerecontemporaryartandfashionvignettesbyFITalumnaandprofessoremeritaDariaDorosh,Ph.D.TheexhibitionemphasizesMeyer'slastinginfluenceonmodernartistsandthegarmentindustry,aligningwithcelebratingtheCollege's80thanniversary.
MillineryatFITcelebratedtheartofhat-making.Since1944,FIThasnurturedapassionforhats,withstudentsmasteringvariousstyles,fromfashionablefelthatstoexquisitefurpieces.Theprogramincludesmen'shats,bridalheadpieces,andweather-appropriateheadwear.Inthelate1970s,millinerybecameapartofFIT'scurriculum,ledbyrenownedmilliners.Thisprogramhasboostedthehat-makingindustryinNewYorkCityandnationwide.
Thisexhibitionfeaturesstudentdesignsfromthe2023HalstoncompetitionandaselectionofHalstonpiecesfromtheprivatecollectionofFITFashionDesignprofessorMichaelKaye.
Thestudentwinnerswere:1stplace:NuoCheng2ndplace:CherMouradzadegun3rdplace:DanielBochkov
May16-28,2023
The2023GraduatingStudentExhibitionpresentedtheworkofmorethan600studentgraduatesin16areasofstudyfromtheSchoolofArtandDesign.Theworkwastheculminationofeachstudent’suniqueexperienceinFIT’sdiverse,challenging,anddemandingundergraduateartanddesignprograms.Featuringjuried,award–winning,andthesisprojects,thispresentationisthemanifestationofseveralyearsofresearch,experimentation,criticalthinking,andartisticproficiency.TheGraduatingStudentExhibitionadvancesthecollege’sphilosophythatintegratespracticeinindustrywiththeoryandteachinginsidethestudio.
TheexhibitionwasonviewinseveralspacesonFIT'scampusatWest27thStreet.
April12–19,2023Forthespring2023FashionDesignAASprogram’scapstoneprojects,studentswereaskedtocreatetheirgarmentsusingmuslinfabricexclusively.Asaresult,theexhibitionfocusesonsimpleformsandtechniques,encouraginginnovationandskill.Forexample,studentscouldchoosefromavarietyofweights,andthemuslincouldbedraped,pleated,embroidered,dyed,orhand-painted.IncludedareworksselectedforCriticAwardsbyindustrymentorswhohaveworkedalongsidestudentsthroughoutthesemester—twoinfashionillustrationandthreeinappareldesign.
March27–29,2023
ThisshowcasefeaturedworksbystudentsfromtheSchoolofArtandDesign,theSchoolofLiberalArtsandSciences'sArtHistoryandMuseumProfessions(BS)andFilmandMedia(AAS/BS)programs,andtheSchoolofGraduateStudies’sFashionDesignprogram.
TheArtandDesignGalleryatFITisaninternationalshowcasefortheworkofFITstudents,faculty,distinguishedalumni,andguestartistsineveryexhibition.Itisawindowintothecollegeandawindowout.Theexhibitionspacesserveasaplacetofosterlearningandinnovation.
February8–March12,2023
InauniquecounterpointtoTheMuseumatFIT’sFresh,FlyandFabulous:FiftyYearsofHipHopStyleexhibition,studentspresentworkwithhip-hopthemesfromtheirrespectivemajors.Worksincludegraffiti-themedmuralsbyIllustrationstudents,hiphop–inspiredfurniturebyInteriorDesignstudents,andaDJboothforsamplinghiphopmusiccreatedbyateamfromSpatialExperienceDesign.AlsoondisplaywillbeatypefacecreatedbyGraphicDesignstudentsafterexploringiconicspotsinNewYorkCitywherehiphopgotitsstart.
November16,2022–January29,2023
Diverseinmedium,thisexhibitionspotlightsthecareertrajectoriesofseveralillustriousFITalumni,highlightingtheirinnovationsandinterestingjourneysthroughthecreativeindustries.Co-curatedbyTroyRichards,deanfortheSchoolofArtandDesign,andAlumniRelations’KseniyaBaranova,theworkondisplayfeaturesphotography,fashion,video,weaving,wallpaper,graphicdesign,andpainting.
Participatingartists:BryantCarmona,TiffanyChan,AndieM.Clarkson,FernClausius,ElianelClinton,TerraceCook,YasmineDabbous,RyanFrigillana,TerumasaFujita,AngelGarcia,NylaHasan,SarahMerenda,NiOuyang,SaraRabin,SuzanneTick,TroyVasilakisandAndyZalkin
December7,2022–January29,2023
October10-November6,2022
Resurgenceshowcasestheingenuityofartisanworkandhand-craftedobjectsfromtextiles,jewelry,anddecorativeaccessories.ContributorstothisshowincludeFITalumni,faculty,andstudents,aswellasfinalistsfromthe2022GlobalEcoArtisanAwards,arecognitiongivenbytheAGAATIFoundation.
August15-September25,2022
Thisexhibitwasaboutphysicalplacemakingandwasbeusedasateachingtool.CraigBerger,chair,CommunicationDesignPathwaysandfacultyinSpatialExperienceDesign,incollaborationwithKeithHelmetag,designer,createdanimmersive,spatial,digital,illuminatedinstallationwithsoundelements.
Thisexhibitionfeaturedtheworkof13FITBFAandAASalumniwhowerealsocurrentorrecentIllustrationdepartmentfacultymembers.CuratedbyJohnNickle,theexhibitincludedworksby:CarlosAponte,JohnJayCabuay,MaraCespon,QiDebrah,BilDonovan,DanFillipone,NathanielGold,KamMak,JasonRaish,AngelaRizza,AnitaRundles,DaehyukSim,andEdSoyka.
June17-August7,2022Thissummergroupshowfeatureduniquesculpturalinstallations,figurative-basedphotography,interludesofpainterlyabstraction,andaphotographinwordswithoutapicture.
Allartworksondisplay,asisthemissionoftheGallery,werefromrecentgraduates,facultymembers,alumni,andinvitedguestartists.
ThankstoSallyMorganLehman,director,MorganLehmanGallery,NY,andJaclynBurkeforco-curatingthisexhibition.
May17–May29,2022
This2022GraduatingStudentExhibition(GSE)presentedtheworkofmorethan600studentgraduatesin16areasofstudyfromtheSchoolofArtandDesign.Theworkwastheculminationofeachstudent’suniqueexperienceinFIT’sdiverse,challenging,anddemandingundergraduateartanddesignprograms.Featuringjuried,award–winning,andthesisprojects,thispresentationwasthemanifestationofseveralyearsofresearch,experimentation,criticalthinking,andartisticproficiency.TheGraduatingStudentExhibitionadvancesthecollege’sphilosophythatintegratespracticeinindustrywiththeoryandteachinginsidethestudio.
April19–April24,2022
Thisexhibition,featureddegree-culminatingworkbystudentsintheFashionDesignAASprogram,itcelebratedtheinfluential,diverse,anddynamiccityofNewYorkthroughthelensesofindividualsandtheiruniqueexperienceswithit.ThelobbyoftheArtandDesignGalleryfeaturedfinishedstudentgarments,andthebackgalleryshowcasedexamplesofstudents’portfolioworkandmodeldrawings.
March21-April11,2022
Theexhibition,UndertheUmbrella,wasacurriculum-basedproject.Studentsworkedwiththeumbrellaconcepttohighlightasustainablesolutionthateliminatestonsofumbrellasfromreachinglandfillseachyear.Theexhibitioncalledforactionandfocusedonreuse,recycling,andlifestylesthatsupportsustainability.Theexhibitincludedsensoryelementsthatmadeit"rain"inthelobbyviasoundcomponents.
TheBlackView,sourcedfromanopencallorganizedbyFIT'sBlackStudentUnion,discussestheworkofBIPOCmembersintheFITcommunity.TheartistsincludeDaneTewari,ChristienLamoth,YamiletAlmonte,Racquelk.Jones,KeanuWilliams,KaileeFinn,AlexisCrokerBenn,ThermalTaveras,TigidankaySaccoh,GeniqueSmith,LaurynReeves,KyleReynolds,GeniaCharles,andNiaJackson.
February9-March8,2022
TheSoulofFrankT.Fraley:HealthandWellnessThroughthePowerofGems,Jewels,andStonesisaninstallationofFrankFraley'sworkhandcraftedjewelryandwaistbeads.SpecialthankstoDr.RonaldA.Milon,FIT'schiefdiversityofficer,forhiscuratorialassistance.
December13,2021–February27,2022
Theworkondisplayincludedcrochetedinstallations,fibrousstitchery,handmadebooks,collages,theatricalgarments,costumesfordogs,sketchesfromtheCOVID-19lockdown,illustrationsofanextraordinaryshoecollection,agiganticmoss-likesculpture,andaquiltfromstudents,faculty,alumniandinvitedguestartists.
Participatingartists:ChloeApostle,FineArtsstudent;AnabellaBergero,FashionDesignMFA'20andinauguralSUNYPerformingArtsCreationandCurationPrizewinner;JacylnBurkeFineArts'22;SlavkoDjuric,bookartistandtechnologist,FineArtsandPhotography;BilDonovan,adjunctassociateprofessor,Illustration;ThomasLeach,exhibitioninstaller;EstherLi,FashionDesign’21;MelanieReim,artistandeducatorandformerassociatedean,SchoolofArtandDesign;TomScott,-assistantprofessor,FashionDesign;LaurenZodel,assistantprofessor,FashionDesign;andinvitedguestartistsWoolpunkandherbalistandartistDonnaCleary.
Thursday,February17,1pm
AvirtualpresentationanddiscussionwithJaclynBurke,FineArts'22;SlavkoDjuric,bookartistandstafftechnologist,FineArtsandPhotography;BilDonovan,adjunctassociateprofessor,Illustration;ThomasLeach,exhibitioninstaller;LaurenZodel,assistantprofessor,FashionDesign;andinvitedguestartistsWoolpunkandherbalistandartistDonnaCleary.
TheJournalandPatternexhibitionintheArtandDesignGallerywasonviewuntilFebruary27.Alltheworkondisplayisbystudents,faculty,staff,alumni,andinvitedguestartists.
Imageshownhere:BilDonovan,TravelJournal,PenandWatercolor
Thursday,February3,1pm
AvirtualpresentationanddiscussionwithAnabellaBergero,FashionDesignMFA'20,andTanyaMelendez-Escalante,seniorcuratorofEducationandPublicProgramsfromTheMuseumatFIT.BergerowontheinauguralSUNYPerformingArtsCreationandCurationPrizeforherexhibitionproposal,whichisonviewaspartoftheJournalandPatternexhibitionintheArtandDesignGalleryDecember17–February27.
Imageshownhere:AnabellaBergero,FashionDesignMFA’20.
October18-November21,2021
Anexhibitionofcontemporarykurtas,hand-embroideredandcollaborativelydesignedbyFITTextile/SurfaceDesignstudentsandFashionDesignstudentsfromPearlAcademy,India,withaninstallationbyN'KetiahBrakohiapa,atextileartistandFITalum,takinginspirationfromhisnativeGhana.Usingtraditionalhand-printedtechniquesandarangeofcolorsandpatterns,Brakohiapa'sclothsandgarmentsspeaktoaverylongtraditionoftextiledesignthatismorethanjustfashion.Brakohiapa'sdesignsarerichinsymbolismandexpertintheirexecution.
AlsoonviewintheArtandDesignGallerywasaninstallationbyEmilyOmesi,recentalumna(FD'21)andaward-winner(winneroftheRealLeatherInternationalDesignCompetition)andcurrentFashionDesignstudentAnthonyCruz.SpecialguestartistSharmisthaRayexhibitedconceptualworksonpaperthatinvolvemodesofautomaticwritingandintuitivegeometries.
Theworksinthisexhibitionopenedthemindandtoldstories.Theyrepresenteddiscoveriesmadethroughphotographs,garments,journals,poetry,andsculpture.Thisjoyfulandreflectiveyetnuancedshowwaspersonalandthought-provoking—jumpstartingthecollaborativelearningprocessforfallsemester2021atFIT.
AselectionofpaintingsfromJuneteenth2021,“LoveandResilience,”weredisplayedinthegallerylobby.OrganizedandcuratedbyJoiBerry,NatashaBwalya,KhylaD.Walters,andRukaiahEl.
Journey,Journal,Joy
AVirtualArtistTalkforJourney,Journal,Joy,withdesignerNicoleBenefield,studentcuratorJoiBerry,artistJonCowan,artistTameraDorcinville,andFIT'sstaffphotographerSmiljanaPeros.
MimiProber:History,Process,andHandcraftinFashioninconversationwithColleenHill,CuratorofCostumeandAccessories,TheMuseumatFIT
MimiProbergraduatedfromFITwithhonorsandreceivedtheCriticsChoiceAwardin2012.Probercreatessustainablemodernheirloomsthroughtextilenarratives,preservation,andprocess.Shededicatedherselftothesustainablepracticesofnaturaldyeinganddesignwithafocusonhandmadedetailsandtextilenarrativesofthe1700s-1920s.
RobertaSmith,theco-chiefartcriticofTheNewYorkTimes--Looking,loving,andwritingaboutart,aglobalconversation.
GloballyConnected@FITandtheVirtualArtistTalkSeriespresents,RobertaSmith,theco-chiefartcriticofTheNewYorkTimes:looking,loving,andwritingaboutart,aglobalconversation.Cohosts:Dr.HelenGaudette,AssistantDeanforInternationalEducationatFITandProfessorAlexanderNagel,PhD,AssistantChair,ArtHistoryandMuseumProfessions.ThisprogramisacollaborationbetweentheVirtualArtists'TalkSeriesandGloballyConnected@FIT.
NewYorkCity:Pandemic,Resilience&Hope
TakeMetotheRiver
"BacktothePresent,”sourcedfromanopencallorganizedbyFIT’sBlackStudentUnion,discussesBlackpopculture,poetry,andfashionpreciselyfrom2020's#BlackLivesMattermovement,withinahistoricalcontext,particularlylookingbacktothecivilrightsmovement,itsinfluences,andoutcomes.
VirtualArtistTalkwithourguestFITAlumnusThaddeusCoates,FounderofthedesigncompanyHippyPotter,model,illustrator,dancer,rollerskater,andpuzzlemaker.ThediscussionwasabouthisjourneyaftergraduatingfromFITandbeingamultifacetedartistandsocialchangeagent.
ApublicartexhibitionofmuralsontheexteriorwallsofFITorganizedbyourBlackStudentUnion.Theprojectincludedover40artistsandstudents.ThegoalofthisexhibitionwastoexpressissuesandhighlightinjusticesgoingonwithintheBlackcommunityandpromotethe#BlackLivesMattermovement.Studentsandartistsworkedtopromotehealingwithinthecommunitythroughart,respondingtotheexistingclimateofracialviolenceandsocialinjustice,emphasizingtheimportanceofBlackandBrownlives,withmessagesofempowerment.
CuratedbyFITalumnusLobsangTsewang,FineArts’17,thisexhibitionbringstogetheragroupof23artistswhoseworksarebothvisuallyandconceptuallydiverse,butwhentheworksareintentionallyplacedinrelationtoeachotherandinconjunctionwiththearchitecturalspace,itcreatedanewrelationshipthatdemandsengagementandconversation.
InhonorofBlackHistoryMonth,FIT’sBlackStudentUnionpresentedanexhibitionthatcelebratedtheevolutionofBlackculturebygoingbeyondthenarrativeofslaveryandbacktotherichheritageofcultureandtraditioninAfricaanditsexpansionworldwide.BlackinTimecastalightoncreativity,resistance,celebration,self-expression,andBlackpride.
November26,2019-January5,2020
Anexhibitionwhichbroughttogetherartists,exhibitiondesignersandinteriordesignerswhorespondedtotheconstructedcity.
November7-18,2019ImageInfoClosephotoofcross-pollinationexhibit
StudentandfacultyworkinspiredbytheMuseumatFIT'sexhibitionminimalism/MAXIMALISM.ParticipantsincludedtheFashionDesignProgramatFIT,theDanceWellnessMinoratFIT,andLASALLECollegeoftheArts,Singapore.
October10-November15,2019
Apresentationofthelatefashiondesignerandartist'sone-of-a-kind,hand-paintedsilkandsilk-screenedfabricscollection,featuringoriginalpatternsanddocumentation.OrganizedbyAnneKong,VisualPresentationandExhibitionDesignfaculty.
October14-27,2019CuratedbyDaniellePaterson,BFAPhotography,2020,imagesandobjectssourcedfromtheGladysMarcusLibrary'sSpecialCollectionsandCollegeArchives.
October17-31,2019Workingacrossmanydifferentdisciplines,artistscametogethertocelebratethethemeofidentityasinspiration.CuratedbyGuillermoMarrero,VisualPresentationandExhibitionDesign,2020,andTajWhite,FashionBusinessManagement,2020.
AnexhibitionfeaturingtheworkofProfessorChrisSpollenalongsidestudents,alumni,andotherfacultymembers.