Morrissey Featured in (Not) At Home at Drake University’s Anderson Gallery
Studio Arts Teaching Associate Professor Sean P. Morrissey has seven works included in (Not) At Home, a five-person exhibition at the Anderson Gallery at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, on view September 10 – October 18, 2026. Curated by Lilah Anderson, the exhibition features work by Katie Garth, Lois Harada, Tom Jones, Morrissey, and Henry Payer.
Morrissey Featured in Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond at The New York Public Library
Department of Studio Arts Teaching Associate Professor Sean P. Morrissey has three works on view in Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond, a major exhibition at The New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in New York City, on view June 15, 2026 – January 10, 2027.
Paolo Piscitelli Exhibits Sculpture at Germinale Monferrato Art Fest 2026 in Italy
Teaching Associate Professor Paolo Piscitelli is exhibiting his sculpture as part of Germinale Monferrato Art Fest 2026, a contemporary art festival taking place throughout the Lower Monferrato region of Italy from September 11 through October 4, 2026.
José Santiago Pérez Presents Sculpture and Performance at Tomayko Foundation
Teaching Assistant Professor José Santiago Pérez is currently showing sculpture and performance as part of In the Light of Your Shadow, a group show of eight artists who draw attention to perception, added or influenced by materials, artistic techniques, and the environment. If you see something, how does it change when you move ever so slightly to the right? Can you detect the shape or seam of invisible labor? Through conversation, how does the look and feel of what is in front of you continuously change?
Barbara Weissberger and Paolo Piscitelli Present Two Works on Sunday
Sunday, March 22 | 10 AM – 4 PM4615 Friendship Ave., Bloomfield Two Works on Sunday is a recurring encounter between two artworks in a residence/studio in Bloomfield. For this first edition, a work by Barbara Weissberger will be presented alongside one of Paolo Piscitelli’s sculptures. There is no curatorial statement; the works speak to each other, and we gather around them on a convivial Sunday. By reducing the exhibition to two works, attention sharpens.
“A Book Is a Conversation with a Stranger in the Future”, Featuring Works by Melissa Catanese at Cornell University
Studio Arts Professor Melissa Catanese is prominently featured in the exhibition “A Book Is a Conversation with a Stranger in the Future” at Cornell University’s Art & Architecture Program’s Bibliowicz Family Gallery, on view February 20 to March 5, 2026. What is a book, exactly?
Paolo Piscitelli to Join Invited Panel Discussion on Digital Visual Practices, Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti di Torino, Italy
Invited Panel Discussion on Digital Visual Practices Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti di Torino, Italy. Paolo Piscitelli in conversation with Paola Anzichè; moderated by curator and art historian Alessandro Botta. Organized in collaboration with Quartz Studio Torino.
Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti di Torino
Paolo Piscitelli, in conversation with Paola Anzichè; moderated by curator and art historian Alessandro Botta
Scott Andrew Will Be in NYC in January for "The MetaMarthasis"
Join professor Scott Andrew in NYC January 10 and 11 at The Red Eye @redeye_ny for ‘The MetaMarthasis’ featuring Jesse Factor with excerpts from ‘The Marthaodyssey’ and some new surprises as part of @kstheater KST x NYC 2026.
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The Department of Studio Arts invites applications for a full-time Teaching Assistant Professor with a focus on Drawing.
Melissa Catanese’s Fever Field Included in Exhibition at 10th Daegu Photo Biennale
Studio Arts Professor Melissa Catanese’s artist book “Fever field” is included in the photobook exhibition at the 10th Daegu Photo Biennale, “The Pulse of Life”, on view September 18–November 16, 2025, at the Daegu Arts Center in South Korea.
Sean Morrissey and Loring Taoka Present Exhibitions as Part of the Terrain Biennial in Chicago
Sean P. Morrissey and Loring Taoka present solo exhibitions/installations at Public Storage as part of the Terrain Biennial in Chicago, IL. Revisiting icons and symbols as carriers of meaning, Loring Taoka’s I heart void reimagines the 🕳 (literal/figurative hole, black hole, etc.) emoji as a heart. This new interpretation looks at the void as a space for endless possibilities, as something to not only stare into, but a thing to love.
Barbara Weissberger's work in Thresholds: Reimagining Domesticity, Labor, and Identity
Thresholds: Reimagining Domesticity, Labor, and Identity
On view: September 6 – 28, 2025
Opening Reception & Performance: September 6, 6–8 PM
Artist Talks: September 20, 4–6 PM
Closing Reception: September 28, 3–6 PM
Location: PS122 Gallery, 150 1st Avenue, New York, NY
Loring Taoka's work included in Unboxed: Rethinking the Grid at Brick City Gallery
The grid is everywhere—a silent architecture underpinning the rhythms of our lives. It orders our cities, traces our maps, illuminates our screens, and segments our days into hours and minutes. On one hand, the grid embodies humanity’s aspiration for control and clarity, a testament to our impulse to tame the unruly. On the other, it is far more than a blueprint or tool of containment. Grids emerge in nature, weaving structure through root systems and neural networks. They shift, stretch, and evolve into webs of connection.
Barbara Weissberger's work included in current issue of Fraction Magazine
Potato Poems by Barbara WeissbergerFraction Magazine, Issue 182From Barbara: "These photographic quilts sit somewhere in a three-way intersection between photography, collage, and sculpture. Each piece in this series is its own idiosyncratic shape.
Aaron Henderson - Balancing Art and Advocacy
Aaron Henderson’s work exemplifies the role of contemporary artists as social catalysts. An associate professor in the Dietrich School’s Department of Studio Arts, Henderson’s practice blends traditional studio work with large-scale multimedia projects to create a powerful vehicle for exploring social issues.