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Carrie Schneider (BHA 2001) exhibits First Living Woman at Venice Biennale

Carrie Schneider (BHA '01) Exhibits "First Living Woman" at Venice Biennale - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon University Debuted at the 61st Venice Biennale, "In Minor Keys," curated by Koyo Kouoh, Schneider’s installation transforms a fleeting cinematic moment into an immersive act of memory.

Register for the 2026 Pride Celebration keynote lecture by Dr. Harrison Apple (BHA 2013): “Falling in Love on Videocassette: 14 Years of the Pittsburgh Q***r History Project” on 6/3

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Congratulations BXA class of 2026! 🎓🌧️

Isa Paez-Pumar (BHA Film & Visual Media and Art) presented a collaborative exhibition This House is Made of Bricks at The Frame Gallery

Bricks, Q***rness, and Community at The Frame Gallery - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon University Through a vibrant collection of paintings, textiles, and ceramics, juniors Noah Moskala, Isa Paez-Pumar, and Hannah Paras subverted the familial household, transforming The Frame Gallery into a liminal space where "q***r houses stand crooked."

Chloé Desaulles (BHA 2019) is charting her own path through new media moving seamlessly between writing, film, live performance and emerging technologies

5 Questions: Chloé Desaulles (BHA '19) - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon University “5 Questions” is an ongoing series with School of Art alumni who are transforming art, culture, and technology, exploring their creative practices, career milestones, and Carnegie Mellon memories.

Senior Suanna Zhong (BCSA Computer Science and Art) presents Silicon Valley Girl, an exhibition that meticulously deconstructs the q***r adolescent experience within the Technothropocene

Senior Suanna Zhong’s “Silicon Valley Girl” - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon University From April 24-26, senior BCSA student Suanna Zhong presented “Silicon Valley Girl,” an exhibition that meticulously deconstructed the q***r adolescent experience within the Technothropocene.

For Orli K. (BHA Decision Science and Art), BXA is the ultimate community for creators who don’t want to choose just one path

Highlighting the BXA Intercollege Degree Program Orli highlights her experience in the BXA Intercollege Degree Program.

Join us this Friday 4/24, for the BXA Kaleidoscope reception and Armero Award winner project presentation! https://events.cmu.edu/interdisciplinary/event/30931-bxa-kaleidoscope-reception

Cameron Ahmed's (BHA International Relations & Political Science and Music Performance) student recital is today, 4/20

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