Since Feb. 2, a quiet corner of the Johnson Museum’s second floor has served as a screening room for three of Mendieta’s finest films: Alma Silueta en Fuego (Silueta de Cenizas), Untitled (Grass breathing) and Untitled (Burial Pyramid). The screenings are part of the exhibition “Ana Mendieta in Exile,” co-curated by Hannah Ryan, Ph.D. and Margo Cohen Ristorucci ’13, a former Sun news editor. Daveen Koh ’13 reviews. 

Madeline Salinas '16 examines Hair: Untangling Roots of Identity, the Johnson's latest student-curated exhibition.

No one goes to the Johnson. Alice Wang ’15 knows this because she goes to the Johnson. Here is what you've been missing.

 Arts and Entertainment Editor Daveen Koh '14 looks back on Cornell's notable visual art experiences this year. Most are closer than you might think. 

If you're walking about the Arts Quad or Libe Slope at night, it's hard not to be gripped by Cosmos, artist Leo Villareal's "organic" light sculpture at the Johnson Museum. While on campus this week, Villareal spoke extensively about his work.  Arts and Entertainment Editor Daveen Koh '14 is impressed. 

Music and poetry forged an uneasy partnership at Artbreak: Strings and Sonnets at the Johnson Museum last Sunday, writes Lubabah Chowdhury '14.

Katherine Carreno '13 is amazed by the intricacy of Indonesian shadow puppetry. At The Johnson Museum, the ancient art form tells the story of Arjuna with stunning power. 

How we view a city is a reflection of who we are. Ian Walker-Sperber '13 peruses the images of the Italian city on display at The Johnson Museum till December 23.