Samantha French's "Cool and Wet" on Display All Over New York | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Samantha French's "Cool and Wet" on Display All Over New York

August 08, 2025
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A photograph of Samantha French's Work, Cool and Wet, on display above New York's 57 Street Station.
Samantha French ’05

Cool and Wet, by MCAD alumni Samantha French ’05 was featured in Artsy’s Scene of Summer Campaign with OUTFRONT. French’s painting can be spotted on billboards and in public spaces all over New York.

The original gouache painting and several of her other works were also recently on view at Carrie Haddad Gallery, as part of The Summer Show exhibition. She’ll also be featured in Rich Art Gallery’s Dive in Blue summer exhibition, which opens August 2 and stays open through September 21.

The Summer Show
Carrie Haddad Gallery(Hudson, NY)
July 4–July 27, 2025

Dive in Blue
Rich Art Gallery(Taichung, Taiwan)
August 2–September 21, 2025

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