Photographer Kai McBride, SoA '08, returned to campus this fall as a professor after his most recent exhibit, “Facing Florida: Self-Projecting Sunbelt Citizens,” graced Times Square.
Photographer Kai McBride, SoA '08, returned to campus this fall as a professor after his most recent exhibit, “Facing Florida: Self-Projecting Sunbelt Citizens,” graced Times Square.
The current exhibit of alumni artwork at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery features the drawings, paintings, photographs, video installations, and sculptures of twelve Columbia School of the Arts alumni from 1997-2008 who currently teach in the visual arts department.
The current exhibit of alumni artwork at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery features the drawings, paintings, photographs, video installations, and sculptures of twelve Columbia School of the Arts alumni from 1997-2008 who currently teach in the visual arts department.
At UrbanGlass in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, glassworkers take the act of art-making to the extreme by harnessing fire’s destructive power in order to breathe creativity into beautiful objects.
At UrbanGlass in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, glassworkers take the act of art-making to the extreme by harnessing fire’s destructive power in order to breathe creativity into beautiful objects.
Surrounded by a neon yellow pebbled courtyard and vintage storefronts, SculptureCenter in Long Island City, Queens deconstructs the boundaries between art and reception space.
Surrounded by a neon yellow pebbled courtyard and vintage storefronts, SculptureCenter in Long Island City, Queens deconstructs the boundaries between art and reception space.
Though the contemporary art museum P.S.1 lures art tourists to Long Island City, Queens, its post-modern façade pales in comparison to the kaleidoscope of graphics that cover the abandoned, block-long warehouse across the street.
Though the contemporary art museum P.S.1 lures art tourists to Long Island City, Queens, its post-modern façade pales in comparison to the kaleidoscope of graphics that cover the abandoned, block-long warehouse across the street.
In Manhattan, the New York City borough housing the highest density of fine art per square mile, students often associate visual art with museum visits.
In Manhattan, the New York City borough housing the highest density of fine art per square mile, students often associate visual art with museum visits.
