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Catch These Shows Before They Close
Museum and gallery exhibitions across New York showcase the work of Graduate Center scholars.
With Met Museum Show, Professor Emily Braun Reveals a New Side of Cubism
A radical idea that grew out of a Graduate Center seminar led to a critically acclaimed exhibition.
The Art of the Ukraine War
An exhibition of Ukrainian contemporary art in the Graduate Center’s James Gallery spotlights the human and cultural stakes of the war in Ukraine.
Student’s Work Receives a Nod From ‘The New York Times’
Art History Ph.D. candidate Tie Jojima contributed to two works about Latin American artists on the Times’ Best Art Books of 2022 list.
Holiday Books: 9 Illuminating Reads from Graduate Center Faculty and Alumni
These memorable books make great gifts.
Meet the 2022 Teaching and Mentoring Award Winners
Congratulations to Professors Abhijit Champanerkar, Anna Indych-Lopez, and Barbara Katz Rothman, and to students and recent graduates Filip Bergabo, Cristina Pardo Porto, and Karyna Pryiomka.
Advice for Thriving at the Graduate Center
These recent graduates and current students give their tips to those who are just starting their graduate school journey.
STUDYING ARCHITECTURE AND BLACK IDENTITY ON A SMITHSONIAN FELLOWSHIP
An Art History Ph.D. candidate receives significant support for her “sobering” study.
Three Art History Scholars Awarded Metropolitan Museum of Art Fellowships
The fellowships, won by two Ph.D. students and one recent graduate, give “unparalleled access” to labs, artifacts, and mentors.
Four CUNY Professors Win Grants for Latino Humanities Research
The faculty members will lead interdisciplinary research projects as part of the Crossing Latinidades Collaborative.