Tag: Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery

Professor Hee Sook Kim at the exhibition opening in a hanbok.

Hee Sook Kim Brings Her Thoughts to the Surface

Post date September 19, 2022

Student observing Dread Scott's work.

Artists Bring Back the Past

Post date April 6, 2022

A massive, multi-wall installation of intersecting timelines and portraits showing the political lines of the country from the past into the future.

William Powhida Evaluates the United States with “Condition Report”

Post date March 2, 2022

A spotlight on a salmon-colored wall with a sign reading "The Contest of the Fruits"

Slavs and Tatars Compares Apples to Oranges

Post date September 29, 2021

Rachel Grand BMC '21 stands in a classroom in the Phebe Thorne Anna School, showcasing some prints depicting various emotions.

A Fine Arts Thesis Collaboration With the Campus Kindergarten

Post date May 12, 2021

A photograph of a statue of Columbus in front of the Government House in Nassau

“Notes for Tomorrow” Unfolds Across Haverford’s Campus and Community

Post date March 8, 2021

Ying Li, wearing a mask and hat, paints outside by the Duck Pond.

Professor’s “Blossoms in a Sudden Strangeness” Showcases Pandemic Paintings

Post date September 30, 2020

Four of the student filmmakers stand in front of the wall with the exhibit's name on it

“The Local Story is the Larger Story” and the Bicentennial in Philadelphia

Post date February 27, 2020

Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Invites Students to Score the Stacks

Post date November 25, 2019

“A Time for Farewells” Says Hello to Haverford

Post date September 13, 2019

Legends Never Die At The Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery

Post date January 30, 2019

Symposium Delves into “The Legacy of Lynching”

Post date December 4, 2018

“Legacy of Lynching” Opens at Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery

Post date November 14, 2018

“Invitation to Paradise” Opens Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery’s Season

Post date September 11, 2018

Exploring Melancholia in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery

Post date March 29, 2018

New Exhibit Explores Race and Labor in Museum Artifacts

Post date February 15, 2018

Ilona Gaynor's "Everything Ends in Chaos" deconstructs corporate risk assessment.

Campus Welcomes Art that Predicts the Future and Converses with the Past

Post date November 2, 2017

IMMA, Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste, and Jaamil Olawale Kosoko at the keynote talk with organizer Christina Knight.

Symposium Heralds New Visual Studies Minor

Post date October 12, 2017

Sadie Barnette giving her artist's talk at the opening

‘Dear 1968,…’ Opens Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Season

Post date September 13, 2017

Insurgent Environmental Art Takes Over The Gallery

Post date March 21, 2017

Celebrating A Trans Icon

Post date December 12, 2016

“Bring Your Own Body” To The Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery

Post date October 25, 2016

New Exhibit Explores Ying Li’s Geographies

Post date September 12, 2016

Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Welcomes “Unburied”

Post date March 22, 2016

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