June 17 – 24, 2021
Green Hall Gallery
The Yale School of Art is pleased to announce the 2020 Photography MFA thesis exhibition, Hindsight 2020, open to the School of Art community June 17–24 in Green Hall Gallery.
One year after the show’s cancellation due to Covid-19, the graduates of the 2020 MFA in Photography — Angela Chen, D’Angelo Christian, Robert Andy Coombs, Rory Hamovit, Elizabeth Hibbard, Dawn Kim, Morgan Levy, Jane Lowe, Allison Minto and Jiajun Wang — have gathered to share their work.
Due to Covid-19 precautions, the physical exhibition in Green Hall Gallery is viewable only to members of the School of Art community, 9AM–5PM daily. A reminder to complete the Daily Health Check before coming to campus (required unless your full vaccination is registered with the University).
The general public is invited to view a comprehensive online exhibition launching in July. The website will be accompanied by a text by David Campany.
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The Spring and subsequent Summer 2021 exhibitions are open only to members of the School of Art community who must follow all rules regarding wearing masks and social distancing and, when requested, sign up in advance for reservation slots.
Due to Covid-19 precautions, the 2020 Photography exhibition in Green Hall Gallery is viewable only to members of the School of Art community with card access to the building, 9AM–5PM daily.
A reminder to complete the Daily Health Check before coming to campus (required unless your full vaccination is registered with the University).
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