Exhibitions

As part of the School’s ongoing exhibition program of professional, alumni, and student work, many traveling exhibitions are brought to campus, supplementing the annual Visual Arts Studies Senior Show.  Exhibitions planned and in the past nclude:

Fall 2012

• “Transplace: Between Painting and Collage”, Ernest Jolicoeur, Artist, Salve Regina University & Rhode Island College
• "Breathing Architecture", WOHA, Singapore
• "encodings", John Ronan, AIA, John Ronan Architects, Chicago

Spring 2012

• "Be Brave: Considering Radioactive Waste", Eve Andrée Laramée, Maryland Institute College of Art
• “Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis – Recent Work”, LTL Architects, New York
• “Explorations and Realizations: RWU Architecture Faculty Work”
• "Visual Arts Senior Show", RWU Art Students

Fall 2011

• “The Preservation Movement Then and Now”, Curated by Historic New England

• “Mid-Polis”, Paul Lukez, AIA, Paul Lukez Architecture
• “Finders Keepers: Work by Shari Mendelson and Ilene Sunshine”, Shari Mendelson and Ilene Sunshine, Artists, New York, New York

Spring 2011

• “Supersymmetry”, Mark Foster Gage, Gage Clemenceau
• “Christopher Saunders and Hiroyuki Yamada”, Jess Frost
• “Tangram Works”, Bart Mispelblom,Charlott ten Dijke, Amsterdam; Spring 2011 RWU Architecture Teaching Firm in Residence
• “Visual Arts Senior Show”, RWU Art Students

Fall 2010

• “Shaded Cities”, Charles Hagenah, RWU Professor of Architecture
• “Building as a Radical Act: Gray Organschi Architecture”, Fall 2010 RWU Architecture Teaching Firm in Residence
• “In The Making": William Lamson, Artist, Brooklyn

Additional recent exhibits “Movement” by Robert Siegel; “China Three Rivers Project” by Joy Garnett; “Seeking Intersections: Hernan Maldonado and Max Rohm”; “Mouth to Mouth” by Jeff Talman;  “Firenze XP: RWU Architecture Florence Program”, Franco Pisani, “The Big Blue”, Tayo Heuser; “On Memory and Forgetting”, Deborah Aschheim; “Along The Way: Charles Hagenah Paintings”; “Commonplaces”, an exhibition of the work of Brian Healy, Architect; “Develop” featuring work by Yung-Ho Chang, MIT; and “A Model Passion: The Historical Architectural Models of Merrall Holt”.