The Milstein Program is excited to announce our inaugural Art + Tech exhibit, an evening of innovative student work in multiple media pushing the boundaries of art and technology.

Walk the rooms of the historic A.D. White House transformed by a slate of talented graduate and undergraduate student artists. The experience will include a self-guided tour that concludes in a reception in the A.D. White House dining room and conservatory. Attendees will be asked to follow a path through the venue and view the pieces in order. Drop by any time between the 5-8pm window (we suggest allowing for at least 45 minutes to an hour to view the pieces and enjoy the reception). 

Featuring work by:

Kanika Bhagat (Architecture)
Eliot Burk (Music)
Otis Fuqua (Creative Writing)
Nanyi Jiang (Information Science)
Hyunju Kim (Information Science)
Thomas Knoepffler (Design Tech)
Wonjae Lee, Jonathan Wilmers, and Katie Wang (Architecture)
Shuqian Lyu (Performing and Media Arts, Information Science, College Scholar)
Marcus McDermott (Fashion Design)
Michael Morgan (Visual Art)
Cheng Peng (Design Tech)
Ryan Qiu (Computer Science, Music)
Willem Schreiber (Visual Art)
Shiyuan (Sissy) Tian (Design Tech)
Hendrik Stoops-Lugo (Visual Art)
Margaret Tsai (Design + Environmental Analysis)
Margaret Watkins (Fashion Design)
Catherine Zhu (Architecture)

The event is free and open to the public. Multiple jury awards will be announced for the student participants, including an audience favorite prize that event attendees are encouraged to vote for. Prizes will be announced halfway through the 5-8pm window. Judges: Paulina Velazquez Solis (Art), Mendi Obadike (PMA), and Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri (Music).

Questions or accessibility concerns? Contact milsteinprogram@cornell.edu.

Co-sponsored by the Center for Teaching Innovation.