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Hans Baumann with Karen Pinkus - 2018 Cornell Biennial

HANS BAUMANN WITH KAREN PINKUS Crystalline Basement Sculptural Installation Crystalline Basement is a sculptural installation commissioned for the CCA 2018 Biennial. The piece is situated within…

Robotic Construction Laboratory with Arnot Teaching and Research Forest - 2018 Cornell Biennial

CORNELL ROBOTIC CONSTRUCTION LABORATORY WITH ARNOT TEACHING AND RESEARCH FOREST Log Knot - On Perpetual Wood Cycles and Forest Processes Outdoor Installation Zivkovic capitalizes on his…

Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon with Emilie Stark-Menneg - 2018 Cornell Biennial

LYRAE VAN CLIEF-STEFANON WITH EMILIE STARK-MENNEG Measured/The Clover Project Multimedia Performance A multi-media performance, this project imagines Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival by extending a decade long…

Jolene Rickard - 2018 Cornell Biennial

JOLENE RICKARD GAYOGOHÓ:NÓ Restorative Movement Professor Rickard leads an effort to document and restore the cultural tradition of the GAYOGOHÓ:NÓ or Cayuga Nation. A fall gathering…

Joanna Malinowska with C.T. Jasper - 2018 Cornell Biennial

JOANNA MALINOWSKA WITH C.T. JASPER The Emperor's Canary Outdoor Sound Art Installation This elegant outdoor sculptural sound art installation is located on two proximate symbolic sites:…

Ian Pica Limbaseanu + Madeleine Eggers - 2018 Cornell Biennial

IAN PICA LIMBASEANU WITH MADELEINE EGGERS TODD: A Companion in the Fluff TODD is an unannounced but wholesome guest in our places of daily passage. Its…

Annie Lewandowski with Katy Payne and Sarah Hennies - 2018 Cornell Biennial

ANNIE LEWANDOWSKI WITH KATY PAYNE AND SARAH HENNIES Cetus: Life After Life Whale/Chimes Duet In “Cetus: Life After Life,” composer Annie Lewandowski explores the temporal dimension…

Denise Green - 2018 Cornell Biennial

DENISE GREEN Women Empowered: Fashions From the Front Line Fashion Exhibition This groundbreaking exhibition, to follow Ruby Chishti's show on Level T of the Human Ecology…

Kate Greder with Yasir Ahmed-Braimah, Juan Felipe Beltrán, and Josh Strable - 2018 Cornell Biennial

KATE GREDER WITH YASIR AHMED-BRAIMAH, JUAN FELIPE BELTRÁN, AND JOSH STRABLE ATGC New Media Light Installation Two graduate students and two postdoctoral fellows from four different…

Kevin Ernste with CAGE - 2018 Cornell Biennial

KEVIN ERNSTE WITH CAGE New Instruments of the Future Past The Orchestra of Futurist Noise Intoners, A Performa Commission, Curated and Conducted by Luciano Chessa —…

CCCP + International Contemporary Ensemble - 2018 Cornell Biennial

CORNELL CONTEMPORARY CHAMBERS PLAYERS WITH INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ENSEMBLE (ICE) Stage/Sound Cornell Contemporary Chamber Players (CCCP) present a program in conjunction with New York City’s International Contemporary…

Richard Lin - 2018 Cornell Biennial

RICHARD LIN Painting Relief Art Installation Exhibited in Documenta, 1964, this rare painting prompts viewers to reflect on aesthetic duration in abstract painting. Sponsored and lent…

Ruby Chishti - 2018 Cornell Biennial

RUBY CHISHTI Narratives of Memory: A Conversation With Time Fiber-Art Installation The Department of Fiber Science & Apparel Design (FSAD) has invited CCA Biennial Invitational Artist,…

Ni'Ja Whitson | The NWA Project - 2018 Cornell Biennial

NI'JA WHITSON | THE NWA PROJECT A Mediation on Tongues Live-dance and Multimedia Adaptation Cornell Council for the Arts’ (CCA) 2018 Biennial kicks off September 14-15…

Xu Bing - 2018 Cornell Biennial

XU BING The Character of Characters Three-Channel Projection Installation To celebrate Xu Bing’s first campus residency as an A. D. White Professor-at-Large, CCA Biennial will screen…

Carrie Mae Weems - 2018 Cornell Biennial

CARRIE MAE WEEMS Heave Two-part Video Installation Housed in specially designed structures on the Art Quad, the two-part installation, “Heave,” incorporates photography, video, text, spoken word,…

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