New series of public events happening throughout March & April
Upcoming panel conversations & artist talks are free & open to the public
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The School of Art is excited to invite you to a series of public events happening across our three buildings in New Haven, with Wednesday events hosted as part of Interdepartmental Day!
All visitors are required to be fully vaccinated and boosted, and should be prepared to show proof of this if asked. Masks are strongly recommended, as per Yale University's capacity protocol management.
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Vick Quezada on Rasquache Granduer
Wednesday, March 29
1-3PM
32 Edgewood Ave.
Co-sponsored by the Yale Center for the Study of Race Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration and the Yale University Art Gallery.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
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Art, Research & Teaching: Faculty Panel
Wednesday, April 5
1:15-3 PM
36 Edgewood Ave., Room 204
With Gregory Crewdson, Martin Kersels, Marta Kuzma, Meleko Mokgosi, and Aki Sasamoto, moderated by Nontsikelelo Mutiti.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
Poster design by Paloma Izquierdo, Sculpture MFA ‘23.
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Life After Yale: Alumni Panel
Wednesday, April 12
1:15-3 PM
36 Edgewood Ave., Room 204
With Hangama Amiri '20, Yenwei Lui '22, Florencia Escudero '12, and Genevieve Gaignard '14, moderated by Anoka Faruqee YC '94.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
Poster design by Paul Bille, Graphic Design MFA ‘23.
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Evoking Ancestral Memory, Land, and Identity with Natalie Ball & Royce K. Young Wolf
Thursday, April 13
3PM
36 Edgewood Ave., Room 204
And livestreamed on Zoom; register here for the link >
Co-sponsored by the Yale University Art Gallery’s Martin A. Ryerson Lectureship Fund, the Department of the History of Art, the Yale Peabody Museum, the Yale Group for the Study of Native America, and the Yale Native American Cultural Center.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
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Storytelling & World-building: Curator’s Panel
Wednesday, April 19
1:15-3PM
36 Edgewood Ave., Room 204
With Austen Barron Bailly, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Scott Malbaurn, Schneider Museum of Art; Kaitlin Gracia-Maestas, Socrates Sculpture Park; and Eileen Jeng Lynch, Bronx Museum of the Arts.
Sponsored in collaboration with the Belonging at Yale initiative, the Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning, the Department of History of Art, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Native American Cultural Center, the Yale Group for the Study of Native America.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
Poster design by Samantha Callahan, Graphic Design MFA ‘23.
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Artist Talk: Tammy Nguyen
Thursday, April 20
5:30–7PM
1156 Chapel St., Graphic Design Atrium
Co-sponsored by the Traphagen Alumni Speakers Series & Yale College Office of Student Affairs.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
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On Collaboration: Qween Jean + Ryan McGinley in Conversation
Wednesday, May 3
1:15-3PM
36 Edgewood Ave., Room 204
Co-sponsored by the Poynter Fellowship in Journalism, and the Yale School of Art's Undergraduate Studies and Photography departments.
📅 Full info on the calendar >
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Join us for 2023 Open Studios!
Happening in New Haven on Saturday, April 15 & Sunday, April 16
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2023 Open Studios graphic identity created by Siri Lee, Graphic Design MFA '24, and Jisung Park, Graphic Design MFAs '23.
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A friendly reminder to join us for our annual Open Studios event in April, featuring work from the departments of Graphic Design, Painting/Printmaking, Photography, and Sculpture.
Studios will be open to the public and are located across three buildings on Yale’s campus in downtown New Haven: 1156 Chapel Street, 353 Crown Street, and 36 Edgewood Avenue. Pre-registration is encouraged, but day-of registration will also be available at the door. Register to attend here.
All visitors must be fully vaccinated and boosted, and should be prepared to provide proof of vaccination/booster on request. Masks are strongly recommended and may be required in some spaces based on the University’s capacity and visitor policies.
Events—satellite projects, screenings, performances, and workshops—are also being hosted across the School of Art as part of Open Studios. The full schedule of community-led programming will be made available through the School of Art’s public events calendar and on the 2023 Open Studios website, launching ahead of Open Studios weekend on Friday, April 14, 2023.
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Experience a signal urgent but breaking: 2023 Painting/Printmaking MFA Thesis Exhibition
Virtual walkthroughs & photo documentation now available!
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Group 1 of a signal urgent but breaking. Documentation photography by Allison Minto, Photography MFA ‘20.
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Spring 2023 thesis exhibitions are continuing apace, and we're excited to share that documentation of the 2023 Painting/Printmaking MFA exhibition, a signal urgent but breaking—exhibited as two groups—is available via the new thesis exhibition website and the School of Art's growing exhibitions archive.
Group 1 of a signal urgent but breaking was open to the Yale community from January 30 through February 6, 2023 and featured work by Alexandria Couch, Stephano Espinoza Galarza, Daniela Gomez Paz, Jonathan Herrera Soto, Soren Hope, Christopher Paul Jordan, Fiza Khatri, Estelle Maisonett, Tura Oliveira, Can Yağız, and Ang Ziqi Zhang.
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Group 2 of a signal urgent but breaking. Documentation photography by Allison Minto, Photography MFA ‘20.
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The second half of a signal urgent but breaking was open to the Yale community February 15 through 22, 2023. Group 2 featured work by Emmanuel Amoakohene, Hunter Foster, Rina Goldfield, Nina Hartmann, Erick Alejandro Hernández, Natia Lemay, Phoebe Little, Maya Perry, Gabriela Rassi, Bryan Ali Sanchez, and MarÃa Vargas Aguilar.
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Click to access the 3-D walkthrough of Group 2 of the 2023 Painting/Printmaking MFA thesis exhibition, a signal urgent but breaking.
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With an exhibition identity created by Jisung Park and Cat Wentworth, Graphic Design MFAs ‘23, full information about the Spring 2023 thesis exhibition in Painting/Printmaking can be found in the archives here >
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Upcoming public thesis receptions
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Sculpture MFA Thesis Exhibition (Group 2)
YR ABCSs
March 27 – April 2, 2023
Public opening on Friday, March 31 from 6 to 8PM
Featuring Camilla Carper, Bailey Connolly, Anat Keinan, Younes Kouider, SR Lejeune, and Stephen Lordan.
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Exhibition identity by Andrew Connors, Graphic Design MFA '23 & Julio Correa Estrada, Graphic Design MFAs ‘24.
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Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition
April 11 – 18, 2023
Public opening on Friday, April 14 from 6 to 8PM
Featuring Davion Alston, Hobbes Ginsberg, Arielle Gray, Natalie Ivis, Sydney Mieko King, Xi Li, Adrian Martinez Chavez, Miraj Patel, Shaun Pierson, and Sophie Schwartz.
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Graphic Design MFA Thesis Exhibition
April 25 – May 2, 2023
Public opening on Saturday, April 29 from 6 to 8PM
Featuring Paul Bille, Filip Birkner, Samantha Callahan, Andrew Connors, Sarah Elawad, Osvald Landmark, M.C. Madrigal, Jisung Park, Yuseon Park, Kyle Richardson, Ainsley Romero, Lester Rosso, Junyi Shi, David Jon Walker, Yifan Wang, Cat Wentworth, and Avery Youngblood.
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All visitors must be fully vaccinated and boosted. Proof of vaccination/booster is required. Masks are strongly recommended and may be required in the galleries at the discretion of the school during receptions based on capacity and visitor policies.
Members of the public are also invited to visit the new thesis exhibition website, accessible at art.yale.edu/MFAThesis, where you can learn more about the individual artists and designers that make up the class of 2023.
Don't miss a reception by adding these public receptions to your calendar, using the orange "Add to calendar" button on our public events calendar >
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School of Art alums are invited to submit events and exhibitions to be added to the new School of Art in the World calendar, as well as publications and initiatives to be archived on the wiki.
Members of the public are invited to subscribe to the School of Art in the World calendar, and visit the full wiki archive.
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