Visual Arts
Context and intention are keywords as our art students solve problems, build skills, gain confidence and learn the history of the various media they study in Emma Willard School's visual arts program.
From sight-specific installations around campus to collaborations with the science department, we seek to expand students' understanding of both the function and meaning of art. They are challenged to experience their world in a fresh way, to open their eyes and really see.
News from the Visual Arts
Ally will be featured in an upcoming exhibit titled Threads at Albany Center Gallery running from April 30 to June 1. Threads is a celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. For more information, click here.
A visit to History Instructor Emily Snyder’s classroom is a window into the world of art and our place in it. Emma alums look back on the experience as pivotal in their educational development.
Dietel Gallery
The Snell Music Wing, Dietel Library, and Maguire Arts Wing are joined together by a common foyer area, Dietel Gallery. Dietel Gallery houses work from alumnae, current students, and visiting artists installations and rotates throughout the year.
Slocum Student Gallery
The Slocum Student Gallery is located outside Kiggins Auditorium in Slocum Hall, and features art from current students. The show is rotated out several times a year to continuously feature new student art.