Stuckeman School Events
Each year the Stuckeman School hosts dynamic, thought-provoking professionals, educators, builders, artists, and icons from the fields of architecture, graphic design, and landscape architecture.
We house exhibits showcasing spectacular projects and bodies of work that challenge us to achieve more than just the obvious or adequate. Our guest lecturers and exhibitors come from around the world, and span disciplines and approaches to reveal new ideas and technologies, provide professional focus, and inspire.
Attending an event
All lectures and events are free and open to the public. Lectures take place in the Stuckeman Family Building Jury Space unless otherwise noted. Exhibits are housed in the school’s Willard Rouse Gallery.
Public archives of the lectures for which we have permission to share can be found on the Stuckeman School YouTube channel.
The Stuckeman School encourages qualified persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Elizabeth Long at eal17@psu.edu in advance of your participation or visit.
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The Young Jerks
Exhibit: August 24 - October 31, Rouse Gallery
Referencing historic graphic design sources, the team modernizes this work with custom art, typography, and a strategic cultural intuition that has helped hundreds of clients build successful brands.
The exhibition features the studio’s favorite games, toys, drinks, snacks, and more. Focusing on joyful packaged goods, they impart a bit of warmth and playfulness in everything they do.
Stuckeman School Symposium 2027
AI Ecologies and the Future of Art and Design
26 - 27 March, 2027
This symposium brings together artists, designers, educators, technologists, and researchers to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping creative, social, spatial, ecological, and ethical futures. Technologies in AI, especially those in machine learning, have seen a rapid deployment that has changed work, communication, media development, and education, igniting debates about creativity, co-creation, and labor at the core of cultural production. Read the news article here.
Learn more at: arts.psu.edu/ai-ecologies
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