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MACY ART GALLERY
2015–2016
Exhibitions and Programming
TC|AAE–Teachers College, Columbia University | Art+Art Education
Dr. Judith M. Burton, Director | 525 West 120th Street | New York, New York 10027
www.tc.edu/macygallery
Exhibitions
Works from
the Collection
Dates: Sept 2–Oct 8
Reception: Sept 10, 5-7pm
An exhibition featuring
selected works from the
Macy Art Gallery Collection,
including paintings,
sculptures, photographs,
and drawings.
September Primer
Dates: Sept 2–18
Reception: Sept 10, 5-7pm
An open call exhibiting the
artwork of current Art and
Art Education masters and
doctoral students.
Body of Work: Myers
Art Prizes 2015
Dates: Oct 12–29
Reception: Oct 15, 5-7pm
A juried Art + Art Education
student exhibition exploring
material and metaphysical
conceptions of the body.
Shani Rhys James
Dates: Oct 15–29
Reception: Oct 15, 5-7pm
An exhibition showcasing the
work of artist-in-residence,
Shani Rhys James.
Brushes with History
Dates: Nov 2–22
Reception: Nov 19, 5-7pm
An exhibition highlighting
Teachers College contributions in shaping the field
of visual art education,
in consultation with the
Gottesman Libraries’ staff.
MACY ART GALLERY
Studio Works
Toeing the Line
Dates: Nov 24–Dec 18
Reception: Dec 3, 5-7pm
Painting, Drawing and
Sculpture: Selected student
artwork from Teachers
College studio courses.
Dates: Mar 7–31
Reception: Mar 10, 5-7pm
Artist Line Bruntse’s Danish
heritage inspires a
humorous commentary
where women’s hand-work
meets architecture.
Jesse Jagtiani
& Sohee Koo:
Experiences of (Dis)
Connection
Dates: Jan 19–Feb 9
Reception: Fri Feb 5, 5-7pm
Two doctoral students
explore aspects of “reality”
through a variety of media,
while also bringing attention
to the details of everyday
life and unfolding layers
of awareness.
Rita Gold
Children’s Art
Dates: Feb 15–Mar 3
Reception: Fri Feb 26,
3:30-5:30 pm
An exhibition showcasing
the artistic explorations,
experiments, and adventures
of infants, toddlers, and
preschoolers.
In Conversation
Dates: Mar 7–31
Reception: Mar 10, 5-7pm
A diverse group exhibition
inspired by a series
of NYC studio interviews
conducted by curator
Stephanie Buhman.
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Studio Works
Dates: Apr 4–28
Reception: Apr 7, 5-7pm
Ceramics, Printmaking,
Photography and New
Media: Selected student
artwork from Teachers
College studio courses.
Student Teachers
Dates: May 2–20
Reception: Sun May 15,
1-3pm
Artworks by elementary and
secondary students from
the classrooms of graduating
MA with certification
student teachers.
Roadwork
Dates: May 30–June 30
Reception: Fri June 3, 5–7pm
Visual documentation of
an action/research-based
community project carried
out along Lincoln Road Mall
in Miami Beach, Florida by
Teachers College students,
faculty, and artists based at
the ArtCenter/South Florida.
All receptions take place on
Thursdays, from 5-7pm, unless
listed otherwise.
Additional Programming
Artist in Residence:
Shani Rhys James
Brushes with
History Conference
Conversation with
Presidents
Date: Sept 21-Oct 15
Shani Rhys James depicts
the female figure–frequently
herself–as part of a continuing exploration on the role of
women in domestic spaces.
An accomplished painter,
she has been the recipient of
numerous prizes and awards,
including a National Portrait
Award. She lives and works
in Wales.
Date: Nov 19-22
A forum for the presentation
and discussion of ideas,
issues, information, and
research approaches used
within the historical
investigation of art education.
Date to be announced.
The presidents of five of the
most renowned art schools
in the world will come
together at Teachers
College to consider the most
pressing issues confronting
the education of the artist in
today’s world.
Conversations Across
Cultures: Why talk
about gender?
Date: Mar 25-26
A conversation on feminism
and gender issues within
contemporary art education
and the larger art world.
TC|AAE–Teachers College Columbia University | Art+Art Education
Dr. Judith M. Burton, Director | Ashley Mask, Macy Art Gallery Fellow
525 West 120th Street | New York, New York 10027
212.678.3360 | www.tc.edu/macygallery | Mon–Thurs, 11 AM–6 PM | Fri, 11 AM–5 PM
Directions By Subway: #1 Train to Columbia University–116th Street
By Bus M4 & M104 on Broadway; M11 on Amsterdam Ave.
Macy Art Gallery is located on the fourth floor of Macy Hall, Room 444
This schedule is subject to change. For the most up to date information on event details, times, and locations please see
www.tc.edu/macygallery. Cover artwork image by Shani Rhys James. Artwork by Jesse Jagtiani, Sohee Koo, Jennifer Riley,
and Line Bruntse. Gallery photography by Dianne Shumway.