Virtual Visiting Artist Lectures - Yale School of Art

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In response to this shift to remote learning during the Spring 2020 semester, many of the artists who were scheduled to visit the School of Art were generous enough to shift their lectures and studio visits to an online format.

As the University’s response to COVID-19 continued in an effort to protect the health and safety of our communities, Visiting Artist lectures for the 2020-21 academic year continued to be conducted virtually over Zoom, in keeping with the requirements for Yale-sponsored events.

This page serves as an archive of all those lectures conducted virtually, as well as the select clips and segments made available on the School of Art’s YouTube channel in collaboration with each guest.

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SPRING 2022

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FALL 2021

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SPRING 2021

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FALL 2020

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SPRING 2020

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This website exists as an ongoing collaborative experiment in digital publishing and information sharing. Because this website functions as a wiki, all members of the School of Art community—graduate students, faculty, staff, and alums—have the ability to add new content and pages, and to edit most of the site’s existing content.

Content is the property of its various authors. When you contribute to this site, you agree to abide by Yale University academic and network use policy, and to act as a responsible member of our community.