BFA Exhibitions and Studios
The New York University Curatorial Collaborative
The New York University Curatorial Collaborative began in 2014, initiated by both students and faculty, bringing together artists, senior BFA students from the Studio Art Program, and curators, Masters and PhD candidates of art history from the Institute of Fine Arts, to organize a series of exhibitions, publications and related events. Senior Honor students' works are showcased in five two-person exhibitions with individual curators at NYU’s 80WSE Galleries and one collectively-curated group exhibition organized in the aptly named Commons Gallery, located in the Barney Building, home to the Studio Art Program.
An experiment in rendering historical barriers and structures increasingly fluid, the NYU Curatorial Collaborative has, from the start, been both institutional and personal, structured and organic, always providing a framework for the unexpected. The collaborative is redefined each year by the students, artists and curators, and the team of faculty and staff that mentor and support them.
Unwillingly Sazonado Y Morado
February 17 – February 20, 2020
80 Washington Square East
Artists: Les-lie López and Camila Rodriguez Jimenez
Imperfect In Its Cracks: Fragments Of Memory And Identity
February 18th, 2020
The Virtual Commons at The Barney Building
Artists: Adrian Beyer, sofi cisneros, Dora Duan, Victor Li, Pricila Modesto, Rhiannon Thomas, Xiaoli Zhou
Inside / Outside
February 10 – February 13, 2021
Curator: Janelle Miniter
Artists: Naava Guaraca, Eleisha McCorkle, and Tonisha McCorkle