Art exhibition Archives - The New School Free Press

The MET’s Paul Rudolph exhibit fails to encapsulate the creativity of architecture

The entrance to the gallery housing the exhibit on Paul Rudolph. Photo by Dove Williams

Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern architecture in the late…

Parsons professor Andrea Geyer opens multimedia exhibit a promise of lightning

Exterior of the Leslie Lohman Museum, in which a promise of lightning is housed. Photo by Dove Williams

What do trees, community, and queer liberation have in common? A few concepts may come to mind: a forest is a patchwork of biodiversity, a community is a…

Exile’s 168 Hour Art Festival unleashes imagination under pressure

Photo by Meher Mirpuri

Disclosure: Zachariah Yeh is a photographer for the Free Press. With just 168 hours to transform an idea into reality, artists turned pressure into possibility at the aptly…

The New Review: ‘Vera List Courtyard’ by Michael Van Valkenburgh and Martin Puryear

Illustration by Sadie Wood

The New Review is a biweekly series where writer Kayley Cassidy will examine an art installation or exhibition close to The New School campus. This week, she stayed on campus, reflecting on The New School’s past and contemplating its present in the Eugene Lang Vera List Courtyard.

The New Review: ‘WHAT IF THEY BARK?’ by Cosima von Bonin

When feeling like a fish out of water in the aftermath of spring break, attend a gig by the actual fish out of water at the High Line. Illustration by Sadie Wood

The New Review is a biweekly series where writer Kayley Cassidy will examine an art installation or exhibition close to The New School campus. This week, she reflected on spring break while contrasting the lines between procrastination and rest with the twisted sea creatures of “WHAT IF THEY BARK?” by Cosima von Bonin.

The New Review: ‘Once Upon A Time’ by Keith Haring

Take in all the funky doodles of Keith Haring in “Once Upon A Time,” but don’t forget to appreciate the reflection in the mirror before you leave. Illustration by Sadie Wood

The New Review is a biweekly series where writer Kayley Cassidy will examine an art installation or exhibition close to The New School campus. This week, she spent time partying with the funky doodles of Keith Haring in his bathroom mural “Once Upon A Time.”