Announcement
Hunter College Presents Part I of the Spring 2019 MFA Thesis Exhibition, Do You Believe In Life After Love?
The exhibition will feature ten MFA candidates and will be on view from April 11 to 27 at 205 Hudson Street.
Hunter College
Announcement
Hunter College Presents Part II of the Fall 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibition
The eight artists in the exhibition represent an array of art-making practices, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, performance, and site-specific installations.
Announcement
Hunter College Presents Fall 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibition, Part I
The exhibition will feature seven MFA candidates and will take place November 10 to December 2 at 205 Hudson Street.
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Laughter and Tears in Hunter College’s MFA Thesis Show
Many of the works by the graduating class of Hunter College's MFA program fall, broadly speaking, into one of two categories: darkly political, or irreverently funny.
Announcement
Hunter College Presents Part Two of Its Spring 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibition Through June 2
The twelve artists in the exhibition represent an array of art making practices, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, performance, and site-specific installations, covering a range of subjects from the sensual to the political.
Announcement
Hunter College Hosts Its Spring 2018 MFA Thesis Exhibition, April 19–May 5
The Hunter College MFA Program in Studio Art is a competitive and affordable three-year program providing a rigorous immersion in the changing ideas and forms of contemporary art.
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An Artist Who Is Not a Capitalist Minimalist
Nahum Tevet's premise is straightforward: What do you need to temporarily preserve and mount a drawing on the wall?
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Art that Acknowledges Death Without Showing the Body
Every autumn in New York, leaves fall, grass turns brittle, and people are reminded of death.
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Shock and Awe at Hunter College's MFA Open Studios
Meandering the dim halls of Hunter College's admittedly hideous MFA Studio Building in Hell's Kitchen for their recent MFA Open Studios, peering into every open door I could find, I expected to be fascinated by the selection of emerging artists contained within the small, often shared studios — but
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Painting Matters Now
Three months ago I attended a discussion at Hunter College called towards meaning in a plural painting world. The panel sought to examine today’s multiplicity of painting styles and determine if this is a positive or dilutive development for painting's meaning as a whole. Last Wednesday, the Pratt I
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Color Visions: The Sanford Wurmfeld Experience
For many, Sanford Wurmfeld: Color Visions 1966 – 2013 at the Hunter College/Times Square Gallery (February 15–April 30, 2013) will be an introduction to an artist, who, according to the art historian William C. Agee, “may well be the best little-known painter in New York today.” There are many reaso
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Enduring Meaning in an Old Medium
Despite cold, rainy weather, a large audience turned out for “… towards meaning in a plural painting world,” a panel discussion moderated by Katy Siegel at Hunter College’s MFA building. The room was filled with young artists and MFA candidates eager to participate, and the place swelled to standing