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Dyson Year in Review 2022-23

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W W W. P A C E . E D U / D Y S O N 17 The Pace University A Gallery hosted a rich tapestry of exhibitions this academic year, from historical news photographs to textiles exploring identity. 2023 Annual A Student Exhibition April 11–22, 2023 The 2023 Annual A Student Exhibition featured work by 37 individual student a ists and several course projects. Cut the Slack: Project Studio Senior Capstone Exhibition April 29–May 11, 2023 Cut the Slack: Project Studio Senior Capstone Exhibition featured work by students enrolled in the Spring 2023 Project Studio B course. Project Studio is the capstone course for the BFA in A , in which enrolled students spend the full semester working on a single body of work in their chosen medium. To Be Made Whole June 2–September 14, 2023 To Be Made Whole is an exhibition that featured a ists Elia Alba, Desmond Beach, Nicholas Cueva, Jeanne F. Jalandoni, Juan Sánchez, and Melissa Zexter, who each unravel and reassemble identity via a synthesis of representational imagery and tactile textiles. The exhibit was co-curated by Sarah Cunningham, MFA, the gallery director, and Francisco Maldonado '23, who received a research assistantship from Pace's Center for Undergraduate Research Experiences. Gallery assistant Anna Zhang '24, Psychology, lights a painting by Caroline Schneider '23, A , for the BFA exhibit, Cut the Slack Gallery research assistant Francisco Maldonado '23, A (le ) assists a ist Mauricio Esquivel in creating his a work for the Aba Yala: Structural Origins exhibit Gallery assistant Hannah Arias '26, Undecided, installs the title signage for the Continued Relevance exhibit

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