nayeon Yang : "Inverse Proportion: Art as (Not) Labor"
Sept. 30-Oct. 25
Reception: 6:00-9:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11
Artist Talk: 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oct 9 in Room FA 112
Inverse Proportion: Art as (not) Labor is a project to realize art practice as practical "work." I want to discuss the inherited social framework that fails to recognize artists' labor and their rights to get paid for it.
2024-2025 Season
Fall 2024
Angela Davis Fegan: "Better Than I Imagined"
Aug. 26-Sept. 30
Reception: 6:00-9:00 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30
"Better Than I Imagined" is a panoramic view of the shared, liminal consciousness of queer female relationships, self-made community, and the lasting reveries so crucial to the Black lesbian political imagination.
Nayeon Yang: "Inverse Proportion: Art As (Not) Labor"
Sept. 30-Oct. 25
Inverse Proportion: Art as (not) Labor realizes art practice as practical “work.” Yang discusses the inherited social framework that fails to recognize artists’ labor and their rights to get paid.
Colin Fleck: "Hell and High Water"
Nov. 1-29
"Hell and High Water" connects a storm from the artist's past with the cultural storms of today. Multifaceted in execution, the show contains paintings, drawings, prints and installation work.
Student Holiday Art Sale
Dec. 10-12
A sale of unique holiday gifts created by Northeastern Art + Design students. All proceeds go directly to the students.
Spring 2025
NEIU Art + Design Faculty Exhibition
Jan. 21-Feb. 14
A Biennial showcasing the work of NEIU Art + Design Faculty across a diverse range of mediums.
Jeremy Carter and Jenny Halpern: "Shadow Between"
Curated by Dennissa Young
Feb. 24 -March 21
Displaying the visual language of two Chicago-based artists, this show leans into the themes of time, decay, intimacy and materiality as meaning.
Annual Art + Design Juried Student Exhibition
March 31-April 25
A juried exhibition of work in all media created by Northeastern students with a declared major in Studio Art or Graphic Design or a declared minor in Interaction Design, Photography or Studio Art.
Tulika Ladsariya: "The Shadow's Day in the Sun"
May 5-30
Using shadows to symbolize the unseen yet omnipresent, Ladsariya explores connections to the earth through ritualistic practice, ecology, and the material and mystical qualities of the land as a forager, immigrant, and nurturer.
Summer 2024
Sofía Fernández Díaz: "Casi visible"
June 6-June 27
Díaz’s latest exhibition explores how light, translucency and close observation can play with our perception, offering new ways to explore what is — or almost is — around us.
