This Time We Know Each Other

October 5 – 25, 2020

Featuring: Alex Nelson, Alina Perez, Amina Ross, Annie Ling, Audrey Ryan, Chibuike Uzoma, Curtis Welteroth, Dala Nasser, Danielle De Jesus, David Craig, Diana Lozano, Dylan Hausthor, Emma Safir, Freddy Villalobos, Furqan Jawed + Bhasha Chakrabarti, Gabriel Mills, Herdimas Anggara, Jackie Furtado, Jun Jung, Kate Meissner, Leyla Faye, Luiza Dale, Max Gavrich, Mich Miller, Mickey Aloisio, Minhwan Kim, Nabil Harb, Nathaniel Donnett, Nick Massarelli, Rosemary Warren, Sara Rahmanian, Stella Zhong, Tamen Perez, Tarah Douglas, and Vamba Bility

This exhibition was open only to the Yale community only with advance registration required.

Exhibition Identity Design: Ana Lobo + Nick Massarelli, Graphic Design MFA ‘21; Photography: Ian Kline, Photography MFA ‘22. Exhibition’s Photographic Documentation: Amartya De, Photography MFA '22.

In order to protect the health and safety of our community, the Yale School of Art’s exhibitions in Green Hall Gallery during the 2020-2021 academic year are only accessible to the Yale community during limited hours, with advance registration required.

But in the interest of increasing the accessibility of these exhibitions in a continuously more digital world, virtual renderings of shows in Green Hall Gallery are being created for the first time during the Fall 2020 semester. These “virtual exhibitions” operate in tandem with the exhibition documentation made available on the exhibition website at 2ndyearshow.yaleschoolofart.org >>

Please keep in mind that the virtual versions of these exhibitions are merely an approximation created through an amalgamation of photo documentation, and we appreciate your patience as we work to offer increasingly more information within these virtual spaces as the semester continues. View the four virtual spaces that make up Green Hall Gallery by clicking through them as laid out below.

Thank you to A.L. Steiner for curating, and to Salvador Andrade Arevalo, Painting/Printmaking ‘22 for serving as docent during the exhibition’s open hours.

Virtual spaces created by Sarah Stevens-Morling and Lindsey Mancini on Matterport.