[space]: Constructing the Intangible ›

The annual History of Art Majors’ Society exhibition suggests alternate ways of seeing when space can be chaotic, orderly, defined, and undefined.

Age of Discontent: German Expressionist Works from a Private Collection ›

Work by German Expressionists artists including Max Beckmann, Erich Heckel, Ernst Kirchner, Emil Nolde, and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff shows them at the apex of their influence, highlighting prints, watercolors, and oil paintings produced between 1908 and 1930.

Cornell Art Faculty 2012 ›

Work by Michael Ashkin, Roberto Bertoia, Renate Ferro, Jean Locey, Graham McDougal, Elisabeth Meyer, Carl Ostendarp, Stephanie Owens, Gregory Page, Maria Park, Barry Perlus, and Stan Taft.

Witness: 20th-Century Photographic Images from the Collection of Gary and Ellen Davis ›

Works by some of the greatest and most incisive photographers of the 20th century, including Lewis Hine, Dorothea Lange, Margaret Bourke-White, Edward Steichen, Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott, Garry Winogrand, and others.

Chinese Calligraphy & Poems of Professor Wong Chai Lok ›

This exhibition presents the extraordinary grace and strength of Wong Chai Lok’s poetry and calligraphy across the full range of traditional Chinese calligraphic styles. 

Memory and the Photographic Image ›

Encompassing various themes throughout the history of photography, this exhibition examines our ideas about visual memory and how those memories are consumed and shared by viewers.

Shadowlands: Arjuna's Meditative Journey ›

This installation was curated by Cornell students in Professor Kaja McGowan’s Spring 2012 seminar "Shadowplay: Asian Art and Performance."