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Affairs of the Arts
From September through May, the Pace University art scene came alive
with new leadership and a calendar of exhibits and artist talks to showcase
student and faculty work, and inspire creativity and self-expression.
NOVEMBER
FEBRUARY
APRIL
• Hidden Talents, presented in the Choate House Art
Gallery on the Pleasantville campus, features the work of
faculty, students and others.
• Adjunct art professor Nicole Cohen discusses her
work in a virtual studio tour.
• It Bee Like That showcases student work virtually.
• Digestive Systems
highlights a group
of artists who create
work exploring food
production and
consumption.
• Los Angeles-based performance artist Sebastian
Hernandez gives a virtual talk.
2019
2020
SEPTEMBER
• Pace welcomes
the first director of
the art gallery at 41
Park Row, Clinical
Assistant Professor
Sarah Cunningham,
an experienced arts
administrator and
educator with a vision
to ignite engagement
between artists and
audiences.
• Jubilation Inflation
showcases sculptor
and performance artist
Tamar Ettun's commit
-
ment to movement and
collaboration as a means
to combat isolation and
trauma.
OCTOBER
• Thread through the
Eye, an installation by
the artist duo known as
LoVid that combines
video and analog
processes, is displayed
as part of the Pace
Digital Gallery.
MAY
