TODAY 2nd year MFA students OPEN STUDIOS

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DATE:

 From 17-Nov-13 2:00 pm through 5:00 pm

LOCATION:

Prentis Hall, 632 W 125th St

CONTACT:

visual-arts@columbia.edu

INFO:

VISUAL ARTS | OPEN STUDIOS
2013 Open Studios
**NOTE UPDATED TIME: 2 - 5 PM**
Sun, Nov 17
Prentis Hall, 632 W 125th St
 

The second-year Visual Arts MFA candidates’ studios will be open to the public. Each student is present to discuss his or her work in an informal setting.
 
Artists
 
Tatiana Berg
Esteban Cabeza de Baca
James Case-Leal
Pamela Council
Zach Eichelberger
Jack Eriksson
David Gbur
Gregory Gentert
Anna Glantz
Ben Hagari
Ali Harrington
Davey Hawkins
Christina Sukhgian Houle
Heidi Howard
Katie Kline
Jeremy Mazzenga
Jason Murphy
Alyssa Piro
Bruno Pogacnik Wukodrakula
Victoria Roth
Matt Taber
Jesse Wakeman
Patrice Renee Washington
Owen Westberg
Shahar Yahalom
Tuguldur Yondonjamts

Mentors

Gregg Bordowitz
Ann Craven
Rineke Dijkstra
Mark Dion
Michael Joo
Josiah McElheny
Matthew Ritchie
Aki Sasamoto
Dana Schutz

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