Jeannine Falino is an independent curator, museum consultant and art critic. She specializes in decorative arts, modern craft, and design. Previously the Carolyn and Peter Lynch Curator at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Ms. Falino has worked independently since moving to New York in 2007, where she was co-curator for the major survey exhibition Crafting Modernism: Midcentury American Art and Design (Museum of Arts and Design, 2011), and curator of What Would Mrs. Webb Do?

The daughter of a molecular biologist and art teacher, Beth Cavener has pursued the connections between art and science throughout her career. She received her MFA in ceramics from Ohio State University, was a resident artist at the Archie Bray Foundation for two years, and had a recent solo exhibition the Huntington Museum of Art, in Huntington, WV.

Cavener’s figurative sculpture addresses controversial and potentially embarrassing subject matter head on in her work while emphasizing the primitive and raw characteristics of her chosen medium, clay. 

BFA Exit Exhibition III Closing Reception 6-8pm

BFA Exit Exhibition II Opening Reception 6-8pm

BFA Exit Exhibition I Closing Reception 6-8pm

Teaching with Original Works of Art: Traditions of Active Learning and Collection Sharing at the Yale University Art Gallery

A Public Lecture to be delivered by:

Jock Reynolds

Henry J. Heinz II Director

Yale University Art Gallery

Join the Dodd Galleries as we celebrate six new exhibitions featuring Post-MFA Fellow in Photography Mo Costello, Fellows in Sculpture Courtney McClellan and Kevin Varney, graduate candidate in Painting + Drawing Ellie Dent, our annual Scientific & Medical Illustration student juried show, and Dodd Professorial Chair Paul Pfeiffer's presentation of three major video works: Desiderata, Fragment of a Crucifixion, and The Pure Products Go Crazy.