Past Exhibitions

Composed Perception:
Landscape as Aesthetic Process

The term “landscape” underscores the social uses and transformation of space into place through some level of human cultivation. This exhibit explores landscape as a cultural practice and as an aesthetic process, exploring not what landscape “is” or “means,” but what it does, how it works, and how the human being crucially shapes and is shaped by this cultivation.

Representation and Presentation in Photography

Curated by Francesca Brunetti, this exhibition reflects the way photography can be approached by using a theoretical framework based on the distinction between presentation and representation.