EXHIBITS AND GALLERIES
Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition challenges the digital gaze and captures the present through analog

The Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition was on display at the School of Art from April 12 to April 19. The exhibition embodied a nostalgia for older methods of capturing moments in life.

Yale Center for British Art to implement accessibility services

The developments, which are aimed at improving access for neurodivergent and disabled visitors, aim to enhance the museum experience for all attendees.

After re-opening celebrations, YCBA objects found broken and marked by pen and beverage spillage

The Yale Center for British Art confirmed that a patron had inadvertently collided into the “Mrs. Pinckney and the Emancipated Birds of South Carolina,” which broke into pieces.

Real, fake, stolen? Yale University’s collections under scrutiny

Curators, students and scholars are pushing for transparency, ethical collecting and repatriation at Yale museums including the YUAG and the Peabody.

REVIEW: In Fuck the Goat, “Sex and the City” meets “Lord of the Flies” in a frat basement

Chesed Chap’s ’25 “Fuck the Goat” dissects the pervasive rituals of male friendship — analyzing intimacy, groupthink, and the performances men put on for each other.

The most extensive North American collection of J.M.W. Turner’s works now at the YCBA

“J.M.W. Turner: Romance and Reality” opened on March 29, as part of the YCBA’s opening after renovation closures.

Palette to Purpose: Yale undergrads use art, music and touch to chronicle the burning world

A collaboration between a climate activist and an advocate for the visually impaired led to the creation of Palette to Purpose, an art exhibit to fundraise for disaster relief and cataract surgery.

Two new art installations at the Yale Divinity School honor the Black experience and neglected histories

These additions include the works of Yale-affiliated Black artists and a new portrait of Black theologian Alexander Crummell.

“People Look Up at Good Architecture” exhibit unveils the history of the YCBA building

“People Look Up at Good Architecture” showcases sketches, letters and images from the original construction of the YCBA building. The exhibit is on display until May 11.

In the YUAG’s “Photography and the Botanical World,” art imitates life. Literally.

This installation, which focuses on botanical life, draws on the YUAG’s permanent collection and offers viewers a meditation on time and our relationship to nature.

In Schwarzman collaboration, Yale Visual Artists “re-present” themselves with a look back at freshman year 

Through a collaborative mural on display at the Schwarzman Center, Yale Visual Artists offer participating artists and viewers a chance to re-imagine their first moments on campus.