The exploration of public space is at the center of Chilean artist Lotty Rosenfeld’s body of work. The Wallach Art Gallery’s current exhibition presents Rosenfeld’s most assertive compositions, grappling with questions about who is permitted to occupy public spaces and how.

In a small chapel inside the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the Lucie Foundation, a nonprofit supporting photographers, curated a collection of firsthand accounts by photographers on the ground in the Gaza Strip.

As young dancers navigate their careers, they often dream of taking their talent to the professional stage by joining highly acclaimed companies. For Michael Shavelle, CC ’27, that dream has already become a reality. Shavelle, an English major and ballet dancer, has officially joined the Dance Theatre of Harlem company for its 2025-26 season.

College professors aren’t usually known for their fashion sense.

For most static art forms, viewers are granted the agency to come and go as they please, knowing that the painting or photo will not change in the minutes, hours, or days before their next interaction with it.