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At Cornell the study of art is more than acquiring a repertoire of studio techniques; it is an education in intellectual judgment, philosophical understanding, and ethical principles sufficient to engage the often bewildering complexity of contemporary life.
 

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Ashkin exhibits at Vienna’s Secession — Exhibition features video work and a series of sculptures made of recycled cardboard
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Janine Antoni Lecture: Up Against — "Saddle" by Janine Antoni is an example of how the artist uses intimate, labor-intensive processes that leave the history of her body’s interaction on materials such as rawhide.
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Benjamin Slocum Shattuck
B.F.A 2008
The work did sometimes parallel themes in Rome: I found myself using a warmer palette than usual to reflect the quality of Mediterranean light; I dove into older subject matter, like classic portraiture shown in "Portrait #1."
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