Fuzzy Forms Tyler School of Art 2nd Year MFA show

Overview

This exhibition showcases work from the class of 2025 MFA students at Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Fuzzy Forms explores unconventional modes of perception and experience through trans-abstraction, material poetics, and community engagement. Through dynamic and evolving works, artists navigate intricate landscapes of queerness disrupting established systems and inviting viewers to explore new realms of understanding. By engaging with active modes of abstraction, the artists construct queer systems and reveal different modes of perception and experiences, aiming to deconstruct binaries by questioning cultural assumptions of normalcy and the status quo. The heart of this exhibition lies in the exploration of relationality, embracing ways of transcending boundaries, and investigating the complexity of human connections.

About the Artist

Graduate Artists Collective (GAC) is a graduate student-led organization that connects Tyler School of Art and Architecture peers with resources, information, social events and a centralized voice. We host monthly meetings, facilitate the production of the MFA thesis catalogue, and coordinate the MFA Open Studios and second-year MFA thesis exhibitions to build community, solidarity and inclusion across disciplines.