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Exhibitions and Events

Art and Art Professions

Department Exhibitions

80WSE

Contemporary and historical shows and student installations from the MFA, BFA, and Costume Studies MA programs are on view in the 80WSE Gallery and Broadway Windows throughout the year.

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Academic Year 2024–25 Events

Artist talks and other public events are planned on a regular basis. Subscribe to our Barney Arts Digest newsletter to receive community updates and information about department events.

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