Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
Mehryl Levisse’s multifaceted practice explores notions of subjectivity and identity related to queer experience.
In his solo exhibition Plastics, SCAD alum Johnny Cohen examines the aesthetics of mass-produced products, critiquing consumerism through a fine art lens.
Best known for his 1960s space-age style, Cardin expanded the boundaries of his artform across nearly eight decades, innovating new materials and silhouettes.
Hosted by the SCAD printmaking department, Alexander Ink is a juried exhibition that features work across disciplines by students and alumni.
In ReJeweled, Monica Cioppettini (M.F.A., painting, 2020) uses reclaimed jewelry from flea markets and thrift stores to create maximalist collage works.
In her thesis exhibition Unseen, Unloved & Unheard, Sharidyn Barnes (M.F.A. painting) navigates complex ideas of identity and race through a series of portraits of...
Surveying diverse approaches to mark-making, Drawing Works 2021 highlights SCAD students’ prowess at visual communication in varied mediums.
SCAD deFINE ART 2021 honoree Sanford Biggers’ solo exhibition functions as a selective survey, bringing together an array of works that spans three decades.
Amsterdam-based artist Kate Cooper creates videos with a glossy aesthetic that examine the collapse of the threshold between physical human bodies and virtual worlds.
Marcel Dzama creates works rooted in performativity and storytelling.