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Prattpulls out all the stops, creating avirtual portfoliofor virtuallyevery student.
painting-drawing program, seeRodrigo Jimenez-Ortegas highly renderedWoof a dog in a sweatsuit painted on textile.
A speech bubble reads Woof!
(In Spanish).
InIce Crystal,Clarissa Hurst, from the B.F.A.
painting program, creates a mixed-media texture-scape with thick, powdery colors in big, clear shapes.
At theSchool of the Visual Arts, check outsome selected worksfrom M.F.A.
Elsewhere, thesenior showfor B.F.A.
photography and video students is broken up into seven viewing rooms.
NYUs Tisch School of the Arts makes a two-partvirtual exhibitionfor the B.F.A.
photography and imaging graduates.
Columbia UniversitysVisual Arts Senior Thesis Showpresents itself as Zoom call.
But here, it’s possible for you to tap on each profile to view students work.
Ahead of a (hopefully) near future in-person exhibition,Hunter Collegehas made a site for their M.F.A.
students that displays artist bios and work samples, separated into aPart 1andPart 2.
TheFashion Institute of Technologyhas launched a number of shows for their students work.
Theres also theFuture of Fashionshow from the Fashion Design program.
See Nataliia Pugachs green sweater, adorned with bulbous, decorative crochet.
Cooper Unions Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture celebrates its graduates with avirtual exhibition.
See student drawings, 3-D renderings, videos, slide presentations, and animations.
RISDhas compiled alistof various shows, presentations, exhibitions, etc., including a greatMFA Grad Showfor ceramics.
The School of the Art Institute of Chicagohas posted aphoto gallerywith work from their 300 B.F.A.
The undergraduate exhibition was open for about two days before closing due to the pandemic.
See Max Harpers short film to catch cinematic glimpses of firefighters.
Otis College of Art and Designs M.F.A.
SeeChristoper Stoltzs collage-like photography presented as distorted jigsaw puzzles.
show, check outLansie Howards figure paintings, particularly works where she pixelates the hair of her subjects.
Her body of work investigates censorship and assimilation, lost narratives, and hidden histories.
