Architecture meets art in Simon Ungers' work. Samantha Delouya '14 takes in this profound fusion at the Hartell Gallery.
The art and winnings of the Dutch colonial empire.
A posthumous exhibit of the colorful British designer's work, at the Metropolitan.
The evolution of the animal within popular culture.
Do photos tell us anything about history?
New ideas of the city in Tjaden Gallery.
Though comprised of varied pieces, the new exhibit at the Johnson is held together by representations of the human, and American, identity.
A new exhibit at The Johnson, Trees and Other Ramifications: Branches in Nature, displays cultural representations of trees and the natural world in interaction with man.
Wood engravings through history are featured in a new exhibit at The Johnson Museum.
While ceramic work is typically considered functional first, the pieces currently on display at the Johnson are aesthetic works of art first.
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