Creative Technologies
Technology-infused student work from the Art & Art Education Program’s new media studio art courses.
Blue
Using “blue materials, blue feelings, blue smells, blue sounds, and blue understandings,” doctoral student Kelly Cave presents work from a year-long study of the color blue.
Don’t Act Like You Don’t Know The Name
Multi-media works including painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, collage, and video are included in this show of artwork by artists from the Smoke School of Art Collective, curated by doctoral student Carina Maye.
Workshop
Smoke School of Art Collective is known to host Weekly Homework virtual sessions every Friday from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm ET. For this exhibition, the collective will create a curriculum for weekly self-guided engagement for adult learners to participate in virtually. (ages 18+) Please visit www.MacyArtGallery.com from June 17–July 3 for more information.
Artist Talk
Smoke School of Art Collective is known to host Weekly Homework virtual sessions every Friday from 6:30pm to 7:30pm ET. For this exhibition, the collective will create a curriculum for weekly self-guided engagement for adult learners to participate in virtually. (ages 18+) Visit www.MacyArtGallery.com from June 17–July 3 for more information.
MA in Studio Practice Capstone
A capstone exhibition of student artwork by the 2024 Art & Art Education Hybrid Studio Practice cohort made over the course of the program that ranges in media and artistic approach.
Student Teachers Exhibition
The Art & Art Education Program’s annual exhibition of works in a range of media by graduating student teachers and their P-12 students.
Artist Talk
Artist Guillermo P. Lorente Pérez will be present during the Opening Reception of his exhibition, The Universe’s String and the Blessed Water, to discuss his creative process, and the structure and concept that informed the series.
Together: Ways of being with
A selection of works from Art & Art Education’s introductory level studio courses that explore ways of being with.
The Universe’s String and the Blessed Water
Inspired by String Theory, through this series of paintings, artist Guillermo P. Lorente Pérez explores the connectedness he perceives around us, from the material to the spiritual, from the infinitesimal to the infinite.
Studio Works: Photography,Printmaking, Sculpture, Ceramics
A selection of advanced works from Art & Art Education’s photography, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture studio courses.
Myers Prize Exhibition: Sharing
This year’s Myers Prize Juror is Mitra M. Abbaspour, Houghton Curator and Head of Modern and Contemporary Art at Harvard Art Museums. The Myers Prize Exhibition features the student artworks selected by Abbaspour for their success in exploring the theme Sharing through a range of media and processes. Anything can be shared, from basic, tangible supplies to personal resources like energy and patience to intimate secrets.... The impulse to do it, and how it is done, defines a community.
Studio Works: Painting, Drawing,Ceramics
A selection of advanced works from Art & Art Education’s painting, drawing, and ceramics studio courses.
Mapping Children’s Art Across the Globe
Highlighting overlooked narratives in art education, this exhibition emphasizes the need for inclusivity and aligns with the "Mapping International Art Education Histories" conference's goals. The exhibition, drawing from artworks across 32 countries, features works from the Ziegfeld Collection and drawings by children from India.
Liminal Land: Workshop with Artist Nathaniel Garcia
In this workshop, you will make art with digital and traditional media, converting photos into paintings while exploring space that is considered “liminal.” No prior experience with art making is required and painting materials will be provided.
Jessica Alazraki: Like Water for Chocolate
A collection of oil paintings by Jessica Alazraki unveiling the stories of families and individuals from Latinx and immigrant backgrounds as they partake in acts of the everyday, exploring what it means to both embrace one’s individuality while celebrating the cultural values that bind us together. Curated by doctoral student Charles Moore.
Liminal Land
Doctoral student Nathaniel Garcia presents unreal or liminal spaces through a series of his abstract paintings, informed by color, form, and line.
September Primer
An open call exhibition of artwork by current Teachers College Art & Art Education Program master’s and doctoral students.
Night Clouds Part II
Celebrating the mystery behind beauty: this series of oil paintings presents artist and educator Joy Moser’s probing observations of the almost infinite play of sky and clouds.