Online Exhibition Launched In Praise Of Shadows - Yale School of Art

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Installation image of exhibition identity outside of Green Hall Gallery.

Installation image of exhibition identity outside of Green Hall Gallery.

Photo: Meghan Olson. Identity: Jun Jung, Nick Massarelli & Mianwei Wang, 2021.

Vamba Bility, Brianna Rose Brooks, David Craig, Danielle De Jesus, Nathaniel Donnett, Leyla Faye, Kate Meissner, Mich Miller, Gabriel Mills, Dala Nasser, Alina Perez, Tamen Pérez, Sara Rahmanian, Jonathan Rajewski, Emma Safir, Chibuike Uzoma, Curtis Welteroth

The Yale School of Art is pleased to announce the Painting/Printmaking MFA thesis exhibition In Praise of Shadows, for which a comprehensive online exhibition launched this week at painting.yaleschoolofart.org/2021.

The two-part exhibition features work by 2021 MFA degree candidates in Painting/Printmaking: Vamba Bility, Brianna Rose Brooks, David Craig, Danielle De Jesus, Nathaniel Donnett, Leyla Faye, Kate Meissner, Mich Miller, Gabriel Mills, Dala Nasser, Alina Perez, Tamen Pérez, Sara Rahmanian, Jonathan Rajewski, Emma Safir, Chibuike Uzoma, and Curtis Welteroth.

In Praise of Shadows is curated by guest lecturer Ebony L. Haynes with exhibition identity by Jun Jung, Nick Massarelli, and Mianwei Wang, Graphic Design MFAs ‘21. The 2020-2021 thesis course in Painting/Printmaking was co-taught by faculty member Sophy Naess and guest lecturer Ebony L. Haynes.

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