What is the Use of Buddhist Art? draws from the Buddhist objects in the Collection of Art Properties housed at Columbia University’s Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library. The ...

Object Relations: Indigenous Belongings showcases a selection of Native American art and cultural heritage objects held in the Collection of Art Properties at Columbia University. These include ...

Time and Face: Daguerreotypes to Digital Prints exhibition is drawn exclusively from the Collection of Art Properties at Columbia University and includes photographs produced using most ...

Science fiction as a story-telling genre, allows us to imagine worlds where our wildest hopes for the future may really be close to reality. The power in science fiction is that it insists upon its ...

Living With Ghosts initiates an exploration into the ways the unresolved traumas of Africa’s colonial past and its unfulfilled project of decolonisation continue to haunt its present. The ...

Sin Autorización: Contemporary Cuban Art explores the political and intellectual context of the independent artistic scene in Cuba that emerged around 2016, and its many changes in the years ...

Fritz Koenig’s Sphere, the Trauma of 9/11, and the Politics of Memory Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and responding to a vibrant popular and academic debate about the role and ...

The Protest and The Recuperation is a survey of artistic perspectives and responses on the global phenomenon of mass protest, as well as recuperative strategies of resistance. In these times, ...

Recent MFA graduates from Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts and Sound Arts programs present their thesis projects culminating two years of intensive artistic development. ...