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Silent storms bound by threads of serenity
Erika Alba
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Sculpture (visual works)
My journey is personal, fragile, and unstable, resonating in my art. By sharing openly, I delve into human emotion and the balance between control and chaos. It's a therapeutic tool for healing and self-discovery, confronting struggles and finding clarity. I push boundaries, seeking new avenues of expression, calling for empathy and connection.
Pinnacle of the Mindless
Griffin Stewart
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Sculpture (visual works)
Griffin Stewart was born in New York and raised in Brooklyn. He has been sculpting since the age of five and for as long as he can remember, it has been his lifelong pursuit. Every piece he creates is endowed with his perceptive touch. His most recent work tackles philosophical concepts like: Censorship, Divisiveness, Separation, and Emptiness.
Osaunia (Natures Mortes)
Harm Hart
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Sculpture (visual works)
Testament to found objects and assemblage in the creation of new life from dead objects
American Mosaic
Daniella Vera
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Installations (visual works)
My installation invites you to reflect on cultural identity, the immigrant experience, and the role of family. It recreates a childhood living room using raw materials to highlight the contrast between memory and identity. The centerpiece, a life-size mosaic of my parents, symbolizes the enduring nature of familial bonds amid displacement.
Foundations (I Am My Own Muse)
Rukaiah "Ruki" El
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
Being a queer, black woman in art, my self-portraits often depict my struggles, metaphorically and physically, as a minority in a primarily white institution. I started using this as subject matter for my paintings to both tell my story and prove that despite how low my spirits may get, I can still excel and succeed while doing what I love the most.
5 Reasons To Love the Clock
Joe Biss
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Fragments from 2003
Francesca Marchese
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
My work is an exploration of nostalgia and a reconnection with a distant version of myself. Using family photos in collaboration with personal memories, I recreated how I once saw the world from the point of view of my childhood self.
Interlinked
Adriana Garcia Ellis
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Bidaai (Goodbye)
Sanjida Zaman
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
In my work I navigate the complexities of my identity through a combination of fabrics, imagery and motifs. In order to bridge cultural gaps, I fuse traditional South Asian references intertwined with contemporary American influences.
Green Light
Cat Finn
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
I chose to focus on a collection of landscapes from the perspective of a car passenger. These paintings are representative of my own personal journey as they are derived from images my friends and I took while driving. My priority is to capture a glimpse into a memory that most people find to be somewhat familiar- gazing out of a car window.
The Resilient Path
Ruth Castillo
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Untitled (1-3)
Will Baaske
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
4ft x 4ft encaustic painting on wood panel
Source Origin
Michelle Kenderish
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Installations (visual works)
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Miracle Deer
Madelyn Kellum
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Paintings (visual works)
Miracle Deer: This is a sensitive image of an archer and cyborg deer.
2024 Graduating Student Exhibition -Fine Arts BFA: Archaic Future
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
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Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Show the Girl, Show the Boy, Show the Kid.
Coralis Rivera, Alexandra Cordato, Melissa Tombro, Jamie Agenor, Will Baaske, Nafisah Crumity, Lindey Del Rio, Raisa Dubno, Bella Dupont, Kathleen Granados, Peshi Kendall, Wisteria Kirk, Connie Kwok, Danielle Limmer, Sarah Loose, Josefina Lopez De Romana, Grace Otto, Laiba Rafi, Vanessa Rand, Sophia Renda, Lauren Roberts, Emily Simon, Georgia Steadman, Lyla Stratton, Luz Ticona, Jialun Tong, Melissa Tombro and Kim Yunker
- 2024
- Fine Arts
- Image
- Exhibitions (events)
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The exhibition title "Show the Girl. Show the Boy. Show the Kid." is a play on the 1988 Christopher Wool painting "Apocalypse Now."
Creatively conceived by Fine Arts Juniors Coralis Rivera and Alexandra Cordato, this show seeks to explore gender, its many nuances and the relationships one's gender has to the way they experience the world around them.
Artists were asked to investigate their relationship with gender and the interplay between gender and other identifying markers such as race, sexuality, nationality, religion, etc. Essential to understanding the importance of gender studies, artists were encouraged to use this exhibition as an opportunity to express their perspectives.
Creatively conceived by Fine Arts Juniors Coralis Rivera and Alexandra Cordato, this show seeks to explore gender, its many nuances and the relationships one's gender has to the way they experience the world around them.
Artists were asked to investigate their relationship with gender and the interplay between gender and other identifying markers such as race, sexuality, nationality, religion, etc. Essential to understanding the importance of gender studies, artists were encouraged to use this exhibition as an opportunity to express their perspectives.
The Colorful Influence of Susan Daykin
Susan Daykin, Jackie Bertucci, Jade Chan, Abigail DeVille, Rachel Kamali Dilmanian, Rebecca Eden, Carla Lynk, Tushar Nath, Pamela Stoicev and Vivian Vasquez
- 2024
- Fine Arts
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The Colorful Influence of Susan Davkin at the Fashion Institute of Technology's Art and Design Gallery celebrates the artwork and teaching of Fine Arts Professor Susan Davkin. Throughout the 52 years she has worked at FiT, her impact on the Fine Arts program, its students, and the college at large has been nothing short of profound. This exhibition will include a survey of work by Daykin and nine of her former students:
Jackie Bertucci, Jade Chan, Abigail DeVille, Rachel Kamali Dilmanian, Rebecca Eden, Carla Lynk, Tushar Nath, Pamela Stoicev, and Vivian Vasquez.
The exhibition will also include sculptures and objects from her own collection. Davkin acquired these obiects from artisans she met over the years and throughout her travels. Her collection has deeply informed her visual sensibilities and are reflected in the breadth and colorful influence of her creative practice and teaching.
The Colorful Influence of Susan Daykin is curated by Fine Arts Associate Professor Joel Werring and FIT's Art Market Studies MA program alumna, Caroline Teck.
Jackie Bertucci, Jade Chan, Abigail DeVille, Rachel Kamali Dilmanian, Rebecca Eden, Carla Lynk, Tushar Nath, Pamela Stoicev, and Vivian Vasquez.
The exhibition will also include sculptures and objects from her own collection. Davkin acquired these obiects from artisans she met over the years and throughout her travels. Her collection has deeply informed her visual sensibilities and are reflected in the breadth and colorful influence of her creative practice and teaching.
The Colorful Influence of Susan Daykin is curated by Fine Arts Associate Professor Joel Werring and FIT's Art Market Studies MA program alumna, Caroline Teck.
ARTSpeak 2016-2017 The Presence of Art History in the Artist's Mind; Library Exhibit Student Works
Taylor Jones, Rhoda Clayton, Pamela Stoicev, Angela Rosado, Marie Saint-Cyr, Alexandra Blazer, Emily Rennie, Mia Erdos, Katheryn Singer, Hannah Kadyrov, A-Shy Bastien, Miyah Harris, Christine Collado, Brionna Martinez, Jasmine Espinal, Samantha Pollio, Nancy Canupp, Ariella Green, Nhung Lam, Mary O'Leary, Dennis Orlov and Rebecca Phillips
- 2017
- Fine Arts
- History of Art
- Interdisciplinary Programs
- Image
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- Paintings (visual works)
- Sculpture (visual works)
Exhibition Date: April 4-28, 2017
ARTSpeak 2016-2017 The Presence of Art History in the Artist's Mind; Student Exhibition at FIT Library
Rhoda Clayton, Taylor Jones, Marie Saint-Cyr, Angela Rosado, Pamela Stoicev, Jasmine Espinal, Alexandra Blazer, Samantha Pollio, Nancy Canupp, Ariella Green, Nhung Lam, Mary O'Leary, Dennis Orlov, Rebecca Phillips, Miyah Harris, A-Shy Bastien, Hannah Kadyrov, Katheryn Singer, Mia Erdos, Brionna Martinez, Christine Collado and Emily Rennie
- 2017
- Fine Arts
- History of Art
- Interdisciplinary Programs
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Exhibition Date: April 4-28, 2017
ARTSpeak 2015-2016 Perfect False; Library Exhibit Student Works
Samantha Hansen, Nat-Kwynjai Floyd, Deandra Craigman, Jullian Morris, Paul-Sebastian Japaz, Ada Kim, Annamarie Segarra, Brittany Kirschbaum, Naya Rodriguez, Lobsang Tsewang, Andre Batista, Elena Chiarello, Kathleen Johnson, Karina Kirsanova, Ilana Price, Nafeeza Ally, Branden Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez, Noemi Kollath, Iris Navarrete, Angela Scouten, Natalia Kovtoun, Courtney Frank, Katie Walsh, Carlo Polar, Danielle Oyster, Briget Villanueva, Anna Curtis, Vivian Valentin, Leah Ansell, Eric Rhames, Joseph Irizarry, Kristin LiVecchi and Stephanie Held
- 2016
- Fine Arts
- History of Art
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Exhibition Date: April 8 - May 6, 2016