The exhibition features work by 150 students in a broad range of areas including art and technology, ceramics, fiber, film, interior architecture, painting and drawing, performance, photography, printmaking, sculpture, sound, video, visual communication, and writing. Admission is free. Multiple programs of time-based works are scheduled in conjunction with the Graduate Exhibition programming. These evenings feature works in film, performance, sound, reading, and video by students completing their degrees at the School. For additional times and locations, please call the Graduate and Undergraduate Exhibitions office at 312.563.5167.
Admission is free.
Call 312.443-3703 for more information. The Betty Rymer Gallery showcases the strength and diversity of the School's programs, highlighting work from the departments and presenting special exhibitions. Gallery 2 is an off-campus site that offers extensive programming in all of the visual arts and focuses on the innovative and experimental work of the School's most advanced undergraduate and graduate students through exhibitions, performances, and video and film screenings. Students showing their work are Kimberly Collmer, John Delk, Valerie Hegarty, Natalie McClernan, Stephanie Powell, Jaye Rhee, Jessica Swanson, and Karen Tam. The School of the Art Institute 1926 Exhibition Studies Space provides students with the opportunity to gain experience in all aspects of the exhibition process, including managerial, administrative, educational, promotional, curatorial and preservation activities.