The field trip will encompass two separate destinations in NYC, the Museum of Art and Design and the Greenwich House Pottery. The Museum of Art and Design is one of the most premier associations dedicated to the proliferation of craft and design-based art. On view at the museum are three separate contemporary ceramic exhibitions: Peter Voulkos, Chris Antemann, and Coille Hooven.

The Greenwich House Pottery is an internationally recognized center for ceramics. It is dedicated to expanding public awareness of the diversity and complexity of ceramics and fostering the development of artists through internships, residences, exhibitions, and community classes.

This is a closed event.

The Whitney Biennial is the longest running survey of contemporary art in the United States, with a history of exhibiting the most promising and influential arts and provoking lively debate. The students in the Senior Thesis are in the process of developing their senior projects and exposing them to this multidisciplinary and important show will be inspiring and nurturing.

This is a closed event.

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Professor Meredith Davis will bring her ARHT 325 class to the Met Museum to visit the American Art Galleries.

This event is for students of ARHT 325 and AMER 327 only.

Students of ARTS 211: Basic Art and Technology will be taking a trip to The New Museum to see the Pipilottia Rist exhibition. Students will be engaging with the Pipilotti Rist exhibition and answering questions about how the artist’s work relates to their current project. Having access to relevant, prestigious arts allows students to get a better sense oft he connection between an artist’s practice and his or her resulting body of work. This opportunity is invaluable to students who are still forming their own methods for investigation and visual problem-solving.

This event is open to students of ARTS 211 only.

This is a closed event.

This trip will encompass two separate art institutions, Storm King Sculpture Park and Dia Beacon Museum. The day beings at Storm King where students will be broken up into two groups led by the faculty of teh represented courses. While at Storm King, students will alternate presenting on various works of art to the group, prepared beforehand, while still leaving time to explore and experience the grounds. After lunch, the group will go to Dia: Beacon Museum where they will be led on a docent tour of the museum. During this tour the docent will provide inside information on the collection as well as antidotal facts about the art and museum space. After the tour students will have time to explore on their own and look through the amazing library/gift shop, home to a number of limited publications on art.

This event is open to student of Basic Sculpture and Intermediate/Advanced Sculpture ONLY.

Demosthenes Agrafiotis, b 1946, a leading voice of International Avant-garde art, is active in the fields of painting, poetry, photography, video, and inter-media. He has a special interest in the relationship between art and techno-science. He lives in Athens, Greece.

Demosthenes Agrafiotis will give an Artist Talk from 1:00-2:00pm in ASB 135.

Contact sgorewit@ramapo.edu for more info.

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Students of ARHT 204 will visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art: African Art collection. Professor Peffer will be lecturing in the gallery to enhance learning objectives including how non-western objects are displayed in museums today.

This event is open to students of ARHT 204 only.