Events

Susana Lei’ataua is a socially engaged artist from the Lei’ataua and Taupa’u families of Manono, Samoa. In this presentation and discussion, she will speak about her work as the founding director of LAKA in Auckland, which champions heritage and contemporary art and culture of the Pacific region.

Lauryn-Ashley Vandyke is a gallery director based in New York. She is a Director at Amanita, where she focuses on sales, artist management, and the development of exhibitions and publications, working closely with an international roster of artists and collectors.

Emily Sara is a queer disabled artist, designer, writer, and educator. This talk explores how this framework opens new ways of understanding aesthetics, embodiment, and how the history of art and design is intrinsically connected to disability.

Our BFA visual artists present work in a variety of media. Reception: April 16, 6–9 p.m.

ANGELA DUFRESNE is a painter and educator based in Brooklyn. With painting, drawing, printmaking, and performative works, she creates heterotopic narratives that embrace vulnerability, contradiction and nuance.

Phil Chang is an artist and educator living in Los Angeles. His work has recently been presented in solo exhibitions at the Penumbra Foundation, New York, The Fulcrum Press, Los Angeles, and at M+B Gallery, Los Angeles.

Our BFA visual artists present work in a variety of media. Reception: April 30, 6–9 p.m.

Abigail Lucien (b.1992) is a Haitian-American interdisciplinary artist. Working across sculpture, writing, and time-based media, their practice addresses themes of (be)longing, futurity, myth, and place by considering our relationship to inherited colonial structures and systems of belief/care.

GIRA EN ESPANOL: La Galería de Rutgers, Mason Gross domingo, 3 de mayo 2026 1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Perennial en exhibición 25 de abril – 7 de mayo Todos están invitados a una exposición […]