Rosa Menkman has worked extensively on pushing the boundaries of technology through
the exploration of glitches, compressions, encoding, and other artifacts that are
produced in analogue and digital media.
Shadow Knowledge presents four recent bodies of work by Menkman which explore
oversaturation and its effects on perception. Working against tech
standardization and the loss of agency that is forced on users, Menkman imagines a
world without resolution, material or other constraints, where the possibilities of
creation extend beyond knowledge and into the unseeable.
"Artist and MFA Candidate Don Hanson put his passion for net art into developing NEW
ART CITY, a platform that has been used to stage virtual versions of canceled exhibitions
and to experiment with the possibilities for digital shows."
Spring 2020 BFA Student Exhibitions and Culminating Class Exhibitions are presented
in a virtual format. View work from all disciplines of study in the Department of
Art & Art History.
A 2018 MacArthur Fellow, Titus Kaphar, ’01 BFA Art/Pictorial Arts, says he sees painting
as a language that offers diverse perspectives on history, justice and change.
Shadow Knowledge Exhibition Extended through October 30, 2020
Shadow Knowledge features four bodies of work by new media artist Rosa Menkman. The exhibition has
been extended through October 30, 2020, and will be open by appointment only during
the fall semester.
