Winners of the 2019 School of Art Awards will present their work in the foyers, hallways, and Ellis Gallery on the third floor of the College of Fine Arts.
Inspired by the Library's unique collection of electronic instruments, as well as its historic Pittsburgh Sheet Music Collection, CMU students have created a series of sound and animation installations celebrating various locales around the City.
Filling all three floors of the galleries, students present final artworks and research as the culmination of their undergraduate experience.
Students of IDeATe classes Inflatables and Soft Sculpture, Kinetic Fabrics, and Exploded Ensemble present an evening of music, soft-sculpture, and textile robotics.
Book release party for "Artists for President 2020" from Prof Angela Washko's Art & Activism course with readings, videos, performances, and more.
TQ Live! presents a queer evening of dazzling performance, dance, poetry, comedy, resplendent fantasies, music, and more.
A project by Steven Montinar BFA '21 and Karla Arrucha, "Ropa Dope" presents wearable works that revolve around black and hispanic culture through the lens of fashion.
Sophomore Lily Bridges presents "The One Scene in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Where the Girl Has 'I LOVE YOU' Written On Her Eyelids."
Monotypes, Cyanotypes, Black & White Prints, a Pinterest-Worthy Cheese Board, a Dead Engineer, and an Omnipresent Apple Peeler.
"The Josh Kery Historical Society" supplies the great need for new, practical, concise understandings of family phenomena that are easily and quickly grasped.