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Center and Push Pin Gallery
The department has two exhibition spaces centrally located on the Lincoln Center Campus: The Push Pin Gallery and the Center Gallery.
The Push Pin Gallery is located in the Visual Arts Complex. Exhibitions feature student works, student curated exhibitions and selected works by professors from their classes.
The Center Gallery is a more public space located off the main lobby at the Lincoln Center campus, Columbus Avenue entrance. Featured exhibitions include shows curated by faculty and guest curators. These shows examine issues in the visual arts and are of interest to the entire university community. In the spring semester the galleries are reserved for Senior Thesis exhibitions.
Selection of Center Gallery Exhibitions
- Matthew Carter: The Making of a Typeface (graphic design)
- The September Show (painting, drawing)
- What’s your Problem?: Design and Social Responsibility
Pa-Per View (painting, drawing)
- Behind the Curtain: Theatre Poster Designs
(graphic design)
- Exploring the Line (painting, drawing and sculpture)
- Polyautography (painting, drawing)
- The Greening of Lower Manhattan: Exhibition of studies
and charettes about the development of lower
Manhattan by leading architectural firms
(architecture)
- Trigger: Projects initiated by graphic designers
(Graphic Design)
- SuperNatural (painting, drawing)
- Orvieto: Selections from the Visual Arts Fordham study
abroad summer program (student exhibition)
- Abbaye: Photos by Michelle Elzay (photography)
- Against the Grain: Book Cover and Jacket designs by
Lustig, Lustig-Cohen, Kidd and de Wilde
(graphic design)
- Prototypes: Models and Mockups / Physical Tools in the
Digital Age (architecture)
Senior Exhibitions
Each visual arts student has an opportunity to generate a thesis and the potential to conclude their four years at Fordham with an exhibition of their thesis work. |
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