Past Exhibitions

A rare showing of films by the late pioneering artist, whose work spanned photography, film, video, sculpture, performative action, earth-body works, and more; along with Raquel Cecilia Mendieta’s documentary film Nature Inside, narrated by Ana Mendieta.

Curated by Unique Fair '21 MFA (Fine Arts Studio), this group exhibition features Alicia Astacio, Quajay Donnell, Ephraim Gebre, Erin Nesmith, Najhay Quick, and Ya'qub Shabazz.

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Sp(arrows) is a two-person exhibition of recent work by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined work explores the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation. Part of RIT's programming for the Rochester Fringe Festival.

A short animated film about the magnifying "domino effect" of the causes and effects of the climate crisis and their community-led solutions. Running continuously in our window LED screen September 2-25. Part of RIT's programming for the Rochester Fringe Festival.

Clarissa Uprooted: Unearthing Stories of Our Village (1940s-early 1970s)

The Clarissa Street Neighborhood (now known as Corn Hill) is rich with history. It was a thriving cultural center in downtown Rochester, NY, where the original RIT campus sat nearby. It was especially known for the Pythodd Jazz Club - where legendary artists once performed.
 

Twelve contemporary printmakers will make unique prints on the RIT Campus during a week-long residency, culminating in a one-day pop up show and auction on Saturday May 21 at City Art Space. 

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Seniors in Studio Arts present their capstone exhibitions in various media in two locations: City Art Space (downtown Rochester) and Bevier Gallery (RIT Campus).

Graduate students in the Schools of Art and American Crafts present their thesis exhibitions in multiple locations: City Art Space (downtown Rochester) and Bevier Gallery (RIT Campus).

Featuring Abigail Benkovich, Eric Bohrer, Shuling Chen, Neha Atul Joshi, Shayna Kiblin, Chunbum Park, Jennifer Schoonmaker, and Morgan Sychtysz.

11 Seniors present their capstone projects in fine art photography. This exhibition is split between RIT City Art Space (downtown Rochester) and William Harris Gallery (RIT Campus).

Featuring: Christian Badach, Anna Rose Goldwitz, Connor McMurtrie, Elizabeth Mack, Dorothy Marquet, Tahlia Quintero, Adam Ranz, Hannah Reeg, Alexus Sanchez, Noelle Steele, and Hank Tilson

Ten seniors in the Photojournalism program present their capstone projects.

Featuring: Emma Bachman, Dylan Baker, Ben Braun, Silka Houghton, Justice Marbury, Rachel Pryke, Genae Shields, Diana Spencer, Marili Vaca, and Jesse Wolfe.

A solo exhibition of images from photographer David Butow's new book, BRINK, chronicling politics in the United States from the 2016 presidential election, the turmoil of 2020 and concludes with the insurrection and its aftermath at the U.S. Capitol in January 2021.