Handwerker exhibits offer two sisters’ origin stories
“Origin Stories: Altar Apparitions” and “Origin Stories: Alien Apostles” offer two sisters’ views on land ownership and identity.
“Origin Stories: Altar Apparitions” and “Origin Stories: Alien Apostles” offer two sisters’ views on land ownership and identity.
Adjacent exhibits, “Staged, Performed, Manipulated” and “Margaret Bourke-White: from Cornell student to visionary photojournalist,” explore the meaning of truth in photography.
Artist Eva Capobianco explores the years of her life in her exhibit “Approaching 60.”
Professor Jenny Sabin’s newest exhibit is a scientific art venture.
The “Marcellus Shale Documentary Project” debuted in the Handwerker Gallery on Aug. 28. The exhibit features photographs of hydraulic fracturing machinery in rural Pennsylvania.
The Handwerker Gallery’s latest exhibition, “First Person, Twice Removed,” dazzles with abstract pieces.
Artists illustrate unsettling elements in classic children’s books in “Beasties and Beasties in Children’s Book Illustrations.”
With a little bit of mundane life, a few representations of the underrepresented aspects of college life and a whole lot of introspection, the senior class art show displays the talent of the graduating class. “The 2012 Senior Student Show,” curated by senior art history major Nora Kharmoudi, opened last Thursday in the Handwerker Gallery…
Amid Cornell University’s classic, ivy-covered architecture, the distinctive lines of the Johnson Museum stick out. Inside, 33 international artists continue this powerful contrast through their exploration of the power of lines. The boundary-shifting 1947 split of Pakistan from India, and later Bangladesh, inspired “Lines of Control,” an art exhibit of more than 40 works by…
Walk across the Academic Quad, step up the two sets of cement stairs and “You Are Here” — at the Ithaca College faculty art show, where the display of mixed media and bright paintings, structural sculptures and large-scale photographs, represent what art at the college means. This year’s faculty art show, “You Are Here,” at…
The figure is one of the most fundamental parts of human existence. Artists spend lifetimes studying it. They learn its different lines, angles, curves and shades. Then they spend the rest of their career drawing, painting and experimenting, all just to find ways of interpreting it.
Mirroring the features and form of the human body, the art in this year’s senior show at the Handwerker Gallery is a captivating, diverse look at the human body and portraiture.