Past Exhibitions
Seniors in the Fine Art Photography program present their capstone exhibitions in two locations: William Harris Gallery (on RIT campus) and City Art Space (in downtown Rochester). Divided into two galleries, this group exhibition features the culminating work of fourteen artists in their senior year.
Curated by Saige Kanik ('24 film and animation BFA) and Christine Banna (senior lecturer, School of Film and Animation), this exhibition surveys the 40-year history of RIT's stop-motion animation program through films and objects from award-winning alumni to current students. A must see! Read the full story here.
An exhibition of recent work by Graduate students in Photography & Related Media concluding their first semester of study.
A pop-up exhibition of work by students in the Moving Image course featuring Erin Bonitz, Lindsay Dobson, Eduardo Garcia, Che-Wei Hsu, Aaron Ickler, Daniil Kolchanov, Julia McLean, Matteo Randall, Patty Tomanovich, and Kai Umayam.
The Anna Ballarian Visiting Artist Series welcomes Amanda Turner Pohan for an exhibition, artist talk and outdoor sculpture project in collaboration with the U.S. Geological Survey.
Free // All Welcome
Wm Harris Gallery, Gannett Hall, Third Floor Room 3030, RIT Campus
This group show brings together work in various media from faculty across the College of Art and Design, highlighting Art and American Crafts, Design, Film and Animation, and Photographic Arts and Sciences. The exhibition spans two galleries: Bevier Gallery (Booth Hall, 2600) and William Harris Gallery (Gannett Hall, 3030).
Opening Thursday, September 7, 5-7 PM
Free // All Welcome
Featuring some of the best examples of student work across the RIT School of Photographic Arts and Sciences: Advertising, Fine Art Photo, Photojournalism, and Photo Sciences, juried by faculty.
Graduate students in Photography and Related Media present their thesis projects: Justin Aungst, Lynn Bierbaum, Louis Chavez, Vibhav Kapoor, Madelyn Lohman, Nell Pittman, and C. Rose Smith.
Seniors in Fine Art Photography present their capstone projects: Zach Barnes, Cheyenne Kuczi, Maggie Padilla, Gage Punturiero, Lyz Rider, Aiden Rust, and Madi Watson.
Moving media projects from RIT students: a showcase of animations, boomerangs, cinemagraphs, GIFs, motion graphics and more -- 30 seconds or less!
Hyperspace is the Interior Design program's yearly design charrette that takes place the first week of the spring semester. Every student in the program participates and works with a real-world client to tackle a specific design problem. This year's industry collaborator is Cooper Lighting.
An exhibition of recent work by Graduate students in Photography & Related Media concluding their first semester of study.