APRIL 28 ON VIEW EXHIBITIONS

Wed, Apr 28, 2021 6pm - Sun, May 2, 2021 12pm

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Senior Exhibition by Alisa Petrosova

Senior Exhibition by Alisa Petrosova
Group Exhibition by Ornella Polo

Group Exhibition by Ornella Polo
Senior Exhibition by Simon Deschamps

Senior Exhibition by Simon Deschamps
Senior Exhibition by Samuel Alexander

Senior Exhibition by Samuel Alexander
Film Screening by Netanel Saso

Film Screening by Netanel Saso

On View starting Wednesday 28 April at 6pm

 

Senior Exhibition

Samuel Alexander, Samuel’s Solo Senior Show, 41 Cooper Gallery

Alisa Petrosova, We are our Mountains, 41 Cooper Gallery

Ornella Polo Curator of group show including: Ornella Polo, Nick D’Ornellas, Hannah Taurins, Camila Villa Zertuche, Dane Cohen, Robert Gomez, Willa Cosinuke, Jun Ko, Nicole Lindner, Isaac Leahey-Leow, Zoe Ziirsen, Danny Polonsky, OLA, 6th Floor Lobby

Simon Deschamps, House Arrest, Colonnade

Netanel Saso, Movie Screening: In the Land of Milk & Honey, Online Exhibition at netanelsaso.com 

 

 

 

Exhibition on view to current Cooper Community (students, faculty, and staff approved to be on campus): April 28 - May 2

Wednesday, 6 - 8pm & Thursday - Saturday, 11am - 5pm

Please practice social distancing when visiting the show.

Max capacity for each exhibition space is 3 persons. 

 

 

Located at 41 Cooper Square, on Third Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets.

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