Dana Donaty (AP ‘24), Melanie Brewster (AP ‘24) and Jacquelyn Strycker (AP Faculty) are showing work in “Conceptually Green” at the Arts Warehouse in Florida curated by Donaty and Renee Phillips.

Frank Rapant (MFA AP ‘25) starts his day on Canvas! Read more.

AP Chair David A. Ross interviews Rirkrit Tiravanija for the Brooklyn Rail.

Faculty member Jacquelyn Strycker will lead a block printing workshop at the Museum of Art and Design on January 17.

Survival as Precarious, Not Assured (2019) by AP faculty member Iviva Olenick is on view in “Picturing the Constitution” at The Old Stone House in Brooklyn.

Janine Brown (AP ‘23) is showing work in “To Know the Earth Through Roots” at Field Projects in New York City.

AP Alum Christine Stiver is featured in “Rumor Mill” at Headstone Gallery in Kingston, NY.

Current MFA candidates and Artist in Residence Heide Hatry open their studios to the public. Event immediately follows talk by New York Times art critic Jason Farago. Register here.

New York Times profiles AP faculty member Sheila Pepe on the occasion of her Madison Square Park installation “My Neighbor’s Garden.”

AP faculty member Jacquelyn Strycker is featured in “New Voices: On Transformation” at Print Center New York. Read more about the show in Hyperallergic.

Work by Jerry Strohkorb (AP ‘24) is featured in two New York exhibitions at Van Der Plas Gallery and Level Art Gallery.

Work by Jacquelyn Strycker (AP faculty & director of operations and online curriculum) is featured in the group show “Boundless” at KUNSTRTAUM LLC in Brooklyn.

Work by Antonia Wright (AP ‘24) is featured in the group show “Sinking Feeling” at Or Gallery in Vancouver.

ArtPort Kingston, a space cofounded by Laurie De Chiara and AP faculty member Stefan Saffer is currently showing “A Painting is a Painting is a Painting.”

Ode to the Lake Sacalaia, a monograph by C Fodoreanu (AP ‘23) is featured on the blog Hyperallergic.

Work by Dana Donaty (AP ‘24) is featured at the Palm Beach International Airport.

LENSCRATCH spoke to C Fodoreanu (AP ‘23) about his book Ode to the Lake Sacalaia.