The Center for Visual Arts at Johns Hopkins University invites you to a Visiting Artist Talk with Visual Artist Caleb Cole. Caleb Cole is a Midwest-born, Boston-based artist whose work addresses the opportunities and difficulties of queer belonging. Using collage, assemblage, photography, and video, they bring secondhand objects and media together for chance encounters, deliberately […]

The Center for Visual Arts invites you to a Faculty Artist Talk with Senior Lecturer Tae Hwang – September 23rd, 2025. Saul Zaentz Screening Room,JHU MICA / CVA Film Centre, 2nd fl.10 E. North Ave. Baltimore, MD 21202. For more information contact [email protected]

Johns Hopkins now has a dedicated student center, a modern new space that responds to the needs and input of students, who for years have sought more campus spaces for socializing, performing arts, student support services, and much more. Located on the second floor is the new Student Visual Art Exhibition Wall featuring JHU Student […]

“A class on the absence of color goes viral. Our faculty explain why the subject is so compelling”. Check out this article from Arts & Sciences Magazine, which highlights two CVA courses and includes insights from their professors on the topic of color.

Check out the amazing reel highlighting student work from the JHU CVA Annual Student Exhibition 2025!

The Center for Visual Arts invites you to our Annual Student Exhibition 2025. – May 9th, 2025. Center for Visual ArtsCVA / JHU Film Centre, 3rd fl.10 E. North Ave. Baltimore, MD 21202. For more information, contact [email protected]

Read Asa W.’s blog post about the Center for Visual Arts’ Foundation Drawing course, in the March 20, 2025, post of Hopkins Insider.

The Center for Visual Arts at Johns Hopkins University invites you to a Visiting Artist Talk with contemporary artist Sara Shaoul. Sara Shaoul explores social history, labor, and the body through an intersectional feminist lens. Looking at the infrastructures of human experience, from economic systems to interpersonal dynamics, to understand how ideology is transmitted through […]

The Center for Visual Arts at Johns Hopkins University invites you to a Visiting Artist Talk with contemporary artist Hai-Wen Lin. Hai-Wen Lin is an artist living somewhere beneath the sky. Their work explores constructions of the body, the attunement of oneself to the environment, and conversations with time. Lin is an alumnus of the […]

A new exhibition of oil paintings and photographs made by Johns Hopkins students highlights the objects and associates of Second Chance, a second-hand furniture warehouse in Baltimore.