Studio Art

Students in John Huddleston’s ART328 present an exhibit of color prints in the Johnson Central Atrium space.  The images show a wide range of conception and form.

Ongoing through November 14.  Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in John Huddleston’s ART328 present an exhibit of color prints in the Johnson Central Atrium space.  The images show a wide range of conception and form.

Ongoing through November 14.  Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in John Huddleston’s ART328 present an exhibit of color prints in the Johnson Central Atrium space.  The images show a wide range of conception and form.

Ongoing through November 14.  Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in John Huddleston’s ART328 present an exhibit of color prints in the Johnson Central Atrium space.  The images show a wide range of conception and form.

Ongoing through November 14.  Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Catherine D’Ignazio, a Fellow at the Emerson Engagement Lab and Research Affiliate at the MIT Center for Civic Media, will illustrate how she uses art and technology for civic engagement. D’Ignazio has explored issues that range from geographic bias in the news media to water quality to transgender rights. Sponsored by the Cameron Visiting Artist Fund.

Rona Yefman (b. Haifa, Israel) is a New York City-based artist working in Photography, Video and Installation. Her work explores issues of identity through range of human experiences by collaborating with individuals who have formed a radical persona that inscribe the iconic and the absurd of our time. She received her MFA from Columbia University in New York City in 2009.

Students in Gigi Gatewood’s class ART 327: Black and White Darkroom present their photographs. The range of work represents the students’ explo0rations in alternative and traditional photographic practices - come see if you can decipher how the images are made. On-going through December 1. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in Gigi Gatewood’s class ART 327: Black and White Darkroom present their photographs. The range of work represents the students’ explo0rations in alternative and traditional photographic practices - come see if you can decipher how the images are made. On-going through December 1. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in Gigi Gatewood’s class ART 327: Black and White Darkroom present their photographs. The range of work represents the students’ explo0rations in alternative and traditional photographic practices - come see if you can decipher how the images are made. On-going through December 1. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.

Students in Gigi Gatewood’s class ART 327: Black and White Darkroom present their photographs. The range of work represents the students’ explo0rations in alternative and traditional photographic practices - come see if you can decipher how the images are made. On-going through December 1. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art.