The School of Art galleries in Green Hall provide a year-round forum for the exhibition of work by students, faculty, and special guests in the four graduate departments of the School and the undergraduate program.
Green Hall Gallery at 1156 Chapel Street is open to Yale community members. Receptions are the only time the galleries are open to the general public.
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A Grand Union — An exhibition of current works by Yale School of Art Sculpture students
32 Edgewood Gallery
Tuesday, December 2 - Monday, December 8
Public reception on Wednesday, December 3 from 5:30-8PM
A Grand Union unites students across a range of classes in the Sculpture department:
Intro to Metal, taught by Lili Chin features works that take up a playful conversation around drawing, perception and metal, such as seen in Ren Manuel, Soleil Piverger, Amy Fang and Nick Napoli’s pieces. Suspended forms by Helen Xiong, Yuwei Tu and Josie Crespo Helm consider balance and weight suggested with animals, maple seeds and organic husks. More grounded works by Zach Reich and Amy Wang offer domestic and whimsical approaches to industrialized aluminum and casted bronze which are placed amidst painted steel works that reach for the sky with water and clouds created by Annika Mengwall and Thomasin Schmults. This collection of work joyfully explores the myriad approaches to form and content with metal. Special thanks to Julia Helen Murray and Jason Friedes.
Interdisciplinary Explorations for Making Fictional Worlds, Flying Machines and Shaking Things Up and Sculpture for Irrational Collaborative Play, taught by Nathan Carter, features works exploring kite making, fictional world building, peculiar flying machines, shadow puppet theater performances and teleportation devices…because in 2025 who wouldn’t want to find a way out of this world!
Principles of Animation, taught by Ben Hagari, features works exploring themes of metamorphosis, optical illusion, and hybridity. Lost Films presents stop-motion animations incorporating shadow techniques, hand drawing, 16mm film, and optical devices by Amy Chasse, Moriah Hogans, Cole Jackson, Aster Jin, Heejae Kim, Cindy Liu, and Mailina Reber. The works are projected within an enlarged drawing of the theatre used by magician and pioneering filmmaker Georges Méliès, whose films—including his many lost ones—inspired this project.
Organized by Lili Chin, Lecturer in Sculpture, and Nathan Carter, Critic in Undergraduate Studies.
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A Grand Union is open to Yale community via the 36 Edgewood Ave. basement during the following hours:
Wednesday, December 3 | 3PM-6PM
Thursday, December 4 | 2PM - 5PM
Saturday, December 6 | 12PM-6PM
Sunday, December 7 | 12PM-6PM
Monday, December 8 | 10AM-4PM
Programs are viewable by appointment outside of open hours. Please contact 32edgewoodgallery@yale.edu for more information.
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2nd-Year MFA Exhibition
September 13 - 28, 2025
Public reception: Friday, September 19th from 6–8PM
Undergraduate Show
October 11 – 26, 2025
Public reception: Friday, October 24th from 6–8PM
1st-Year MFA Exhibition
November 8 – 25, 2025
Public reception: Friday, November 14th from 6–8PM
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Painting/Printmaking MFA Thesis Exhibition (Group 1)
January 17 - 27, 2026
Public reception: Friday, January 23rd from 6–8PM
Painting/Printmaking MFA Thesis Exhibition (Group 2)
February 7 – 17, 2026
Public reception: Friday, February 13th from 6–8PM
Sculpture MFA Thesis Exhibition (Group 1)
February 28 – March 9, 2026
Public reception: Friday, March 6th from 6–8PM
Sculpture MFA Thesis Exhibition (Group 2)
March 21 – 29, 2026
Public reception: Friday, March 27th from 6–8PM
Graphic Design MFA Thesis Exhibition
April 9 – 17, 2026
Public reception: Friday, April 17th from 6–8PM
Undergraduate Thesis Exhibition
April 26 – May 3, 2026
Public reception: Friday, May 1st from 6–8PM
Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition
May 12 – 19, 2026
Public reception: Friday, May 15th from 6–8PM
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Yale School of Art’s Fall 2025 receptions are open to the public. During all other gallery hours, exhibitions are only open to the Yale Community (current ID holders) and their invited accompanied guests.
Find all upcoming receptions on our public events calendar here >
YALE COMMUNITY & INVITED, ACCOMPANIED GUESTS
Fall 2025 Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday: 12-6PM; Saturday & Sunday: 12-4PM.
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