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Exhibitions & Lectures

 

the phyllis harriman mason gallery:
EXHIBiTIONs, LECTURES & other Events

Permanent Collection
Permanent Collection
Untitled watercolor by Antonio Masi, purchased 2010
Exhibitions of Emerging League Artists
Exhibitions of Emerging League Artists
Spring Class Concours
Spring Class Concours
Free Lectures Open to the Public

 

To see what's happening next in the Gallery, check out the Exhibition Schedule and the Lecture Schedule.

Free and open to the public, the League's Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery presents a broad range of exhibitions, lectures, and other programming attended by 30,000 people each year. The Gallery regularly exhibits the work of current students and instructors, as well as work that explores the League’s history and other issues in contemporary art.

The League’s Permanent Collection includes nearly 2,000 pieces created by students and instructors, and other works donated by benefactors.  Be sure to visit our Online Gallery to see more work by League artists.

Previous Shows

Previous shows organized by Curator Pam Koob have included the annual Grant Winners Exhibition,  Will Barnet and the Art Students League, WHY THE NUDE? Contemporary Approaches (October 2006) with works by Joan Semmel, Philip Pearlstein, Will Cotton and others; Out There (October 2007),works in non-traditional media by Chakaia Booker, Gary Hill, Ursula Von Rydingsvard and others; Art from Anxious Times (October 2008), with works by Edward Burtynsky, Joan Fontcuberta, Emily Jacir, David Opdyke, and others; and Drawing Lessons: Early Academic Drawings from The Art Students League of New York (October 2009 at the League and March-April 2010 at O’Kane Gallery, University of Houston-Downtown, Houston, Texas.)

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  • Conserve and restore the League’s permanent collection, including pieces in the Drawing Lessons  exhibition.
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