Currently Showing Alteronce Gumby: Walk on the Moon November 15, 2025–January 17, 2026 925 N. Orange Drive, Los Angeles California Jeffrey Deitch is pleased to present Walk on the Moon, an exhibition of new work by Alteronce Gumby, the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. Structured around four separate yet intertwined movements that incorporate each facet of Gumby’s ever-evolving practice—from …
Oct. 4: Yale Photography Alumni panel
Date: October 4, 2025 Where: Museum of Contemporary Art, 19 Newtown Turnpike, Westport, CT 06880 When: 4-5pm MoCA CT presents a panel discussion between exhibiting artist, Tod Papageorge and a select few alumni such as John Pilson from the Yale School of Art to discuss the history, present and future of education on photography. This conversation will be moderated by …
Coming in the Fall: New York City Mixer for Yale Arts Professionals
Date: Fall 2025, precise date announced soon Where: Morgan Presents, 537 W 27th St, New York, NY 10001 When: Timing to Come An opportunity for Yale Arts professionals to mingle and meet each other in this Yale Alumni Art League-sponsored event in New York City. Light refreshments will be served. Photo Credit
April 18: Venice Biennale event with Pablo Delano MFA ’79 and Martina Droth
When: April 18th, 2024 Where: Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal, P.za San Marco, 1332/1238, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy When: 4pm-6pm Join us for an engaging in-person conversation with exhibiting artist, Pablo Delano, MFA and Deputy Director and Chief Curator of the Yale Center for British Art, Martina Droth at Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal, Venice, Italy. They will share their insights and experiences in the Biennale …
March 23-April 27th: Henry Finkelstein MFA ’83: Paintings
From March 23 to April 27th, 2024, head over to Valley House Gallery in Dallas, Texas to see the work of Henry Finkelstein MFA ’83. Of the exhibition, Finkelstein says, “These are paintings I did mostly in France over the last two years; first in the town of Sainte-Alvère in the Périgord, and more recently in Northern Brittany near Pommerit-le-Vicomte. …
April 5-July 27, 2024 Suzanne Chamlin MFA’89: Studies in Color
From April 5 to July 27th, head over to Fairfield University’s Bellarmine Hall Galleries to see the recent work of Suzanne Chamlin MFA ’89. On April 4th, the exhibit’s opening night, hear a lecture from Chamlin herself. From the exhibit’s website: “In this exhibition of recent work, Chamlin explores ideas about color theory and light through a series of landscape …
“Shining Light on Truth” Exhibit Designed by David Jon Walker MFA’23 on Display in New Haven until Sept. 1, 2024
Last week, New Haven Museum’s newest exhibition, “Shining Light on Truth: New Haven, Yale, and Slavery” opened to the public. You may visit for free until September 1, 2024. The exhibition, designed by David Jon Walker MFA ’23, celebrates Black resistance and community. Curators Michael J. Morand with Charles E. Warner, Jr excavated from the archive of New Haven and …
Yale 2024 MFA Thesis Exhibitions, January 20-May 21, 2024
The Yale School of Art annually hosts an MFA thesis exhibition that showcases the culmination of two years of intensive work from all its 2024 MFA candidates, from painting /printmaking to graphic design, from sculpture to photography. You can see the work of the newest soon-to-be Yale alumni artists at the dates below. All thesis exhibitions and receptions are held …
Dominic Chambers MFA ’19 Exhibition at CAM through Feb. 11 2024
Recently, Dominic Chambers MFA ’19 was interviewed by Angelo Vidal with Riverfront Times about his solo exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) St. Louis, and the opportunity that the exhibition posed for his family to see Chambers’ work in person. The exhibition, titled “Birthplace,” Birthplace, is on display through Sunday, February 11, 2024. Vidal describes the exhibit as “an …
Mickalene Thomas MFA ’02 / “Portrait of an Unlikely Space” at YUAG until Jan. 7, 2023
Until January 7, 2023, head to the Yale University Art Gallery to see contemporary paintings by Mickalene Thomas MFA ’02 curated alongside historical objects. On the exhibition, ArtNews writes, “Small 19th-century portraits (painted miniatures, daguerreotypes, tintypes, silhouettes, and prints) featuring Black sitters—some known, some unknown, some free(d), some enslaved—make up an imagined community, in Thomas’s words a “chosen family,” in …










