Student Showcase 2017: Photo Gallery

  • Shifra Abitan and Aziza Almanakly behind their Digital Logic Design project

  • Kunning Huang

  • Irie Jasnowski

  • Seung Won (Sally) Na and Sanjeen Menon show off "Proejct Kutembea," protheses designed for the poor of developing nations

  • Aidrianos Efthymiadis speaks with a friend in the Design IV Spring Semester showcase

  • Yelena Khajekian A'19

  • Cassidy Little A'20 (foreground

  • The annual sumo robot competition heats up

  • "Amydachigarobot," the winning robot design

  • Larisa Gilbert A'17

  • Christian Martin A'18

  • School of Architecture Thesis

  • School of Architecture Thesis

  • Danil Ashtev A'17 (hanging left)

  • George Rayson

  • Shifra Abitan and Aziza Almanakly behind their Digital Logic Design project

  • A little help in the 41 Cooper Square Gallery

  • Irina Jasnowski (foreground, left); Antara Morfe A'18 (painting at back)

  • Corey Nezin EE'18 discusses his collaborative project "Coffee Can Radar"

  • Dashil Chrisner A'18 in the Design !V Spring Semester showcase

  • Erin Morris (foreground)

  • Richard Yee

  • "Mobile Market Stand" project by Austin Wong ME'17 and Tom Chan ME'17

  • School of Architecture Thesis

  • Mateo Nava A'17

  • Caitlin McCann A'18

  • The 2017 Formula One FSE car from the motor sports team

  • Works from the School of Architecture's Advanced Drawing studio, taught by Prof. Emerita Sue Gussow

  • The School of Architecture Design III: Fall

  • Taya Serrao

  • Works from the School of Art graphic design courses

  • Eric Mendoza-Conner engaging with the project "Anima," a computer cursor controlled by brainwavves

  • School of Architecture: Thesis

  • "Enigma Machine" by Bezalil Pittinsky and Daniel Zuerbig

  • Design II: Fall

  • Architectonics: Spring

This year's annual end-of-year showcase of student works opened on May 22nd. Filling classrooms, studios and galleries of both the Foundation Building and 41 Cooper Square, it features works from students of all three schools. The exhibition is open to the public on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 12 to 7 p.m. until June 10. Here is a mere sampling of its abundance. As in past showcases ,works from the School of Art are only identified by the author; works from The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture are identified by the studio.

Photos by Joao Enxuto / The Cooper Union.

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  • “My feelings, my desires, my hopes, embrace humanity throughout the world,” Peter Cooper proclaimed in a speech in 1853. He looked forward to a time when, “knowledge shall cover the earth as waters cover the great deep.”

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  • Peter Cooper wanted his graduates to acquire the technical mastery and entrepreneurial skills, enrich their intellects and spark their creativity, and develop a sense of social justice that would translate into action.