Past Exhibitions

Images from Science 3 is a collaborative experiment that initially began in 2002 at Rochester Institute of Technology, and was organized to celebrate the production of extraordinary images featuring science. At its core mission, the project seeks to explore the interface of science, technology, art, design, and communication. 

A pop-up exhibition inspired by the revitalization of Rochester’s downtown by bringing together artists that resonate with the importance of building walkable cities, curated by Cecily Culver as part of the small-venue biennial, Current Seen.

Meta project is an annual collaboration between RIT Industrial Design students and industry partners. Each year, seniors in the program are challenged to engage design thinking in a project prompted by the nature of the industry partner’s mission, products, or services.

This year’s Faculty in Focus series features a group exhibition of current work by David Schnuckel, Suzanne Peck, Lydia Martin, and John Shea. The artists will examine diverse practices revolving around shared values in material research, the handmade, and creative activity as a means to navigate the unknown.

Curated by RIT Professor Alan Singer, this invitational exhibition will highlight exciting new strategies of today’s contemporary printmakers, featuring Eileen Bushnell, Shane Durgee, Sarah Kinard, Kumi Korf, Craig Mains, Minna Resnick, Nick Ruth, and Alan Singer.

Good/No Good is a collaborative exhibition that highlights the potential of design thinking to transform and improve the lives of refugees in Rochester by connecting them with sustainable entrepreneurship and opportunities for creative growth.

The second of two group exhibitions featuring projects by seniors in Ceramics, Furniture Design, Metals & Jewelry Design, Painting, Printmaking, and Expanded Forms. On view through May 12, 2019.

The first of two group exhibitions featuring projects by seniors in Studio Art, Ceramics, Glass, Furniture Design, and Metals & Jewelry Design. On view through April 20, 2019.

A special group exhibition curated by Erich Lehman, featuring artists who have made an impact in Rochester through the WALL\THERAPY community art project and 1975 Gallery.

Part of the Alumni Spotlight Series, emerging artists Zach Dietl and Jacquelyn O’Brien, recent graduates of RIT’s Fine Arts Studio MFA program, return for an exhibition of recent work featuring mixed media installation and sculpture.