Art Galleries: Current Exhibitions

2026 Juried Student Show

Martin-Mullen Gallery
On view: March 24 – May 2, 2026
Reception: Thursday, April 30, 5-7 p.m.

The 2026 Juried Student Show is an annual exhibition which includes work submitted by students and juried by full-time Art faculty, and artworks preselected by the full-time and part-time faculty. It highlights the different mediums and themes explored by our students over the academic year, and this edition includes over 90 pieces by nearly 70 students. Thanks to the generous support of our donors, we’re also able to present 17 awards celebrating creativity and excellence, which will be announced at the reception.

Poster design by Mulue Legesse.

Printmaking: Community and Expression | Madison Budek, Sam Keefe, Violette O'Hara, Ella Reynolds

Project Space Gallery
On view: March 3 - April 4, 2026
Reception: March 5, 5-7 p.m.

Printmaking: Community and Expression is a four-person exhibition selected from the Gallery’s semesterly Project Open Call featuring work by Madison Budek, Sam Keefe, Violette O'Hara, and Ella Reynolds. The artists came together in the Advanced Printmaking and Concepts in Printmaking courses and worked closely in the studio experimenting with a variety of print mediums, utilizing their unique skills while learning from each other's strengths. As you walk through the Gallery, you are taken on a journey, travelling from peaceful waters and flourishing sea life to rivers of blood, dragons with billowing flames, and odd twisted figures. Their personal experiences inspire their art, but the body of work is linked through their medium and shared space and time. Whether harnessing turbulent emotions, using art as social commentary, or exploring the beauty of the natural world, they are connected by their mutual passion for their craft and their creative identity. The show also includes an educational component, offering explanations of the various print methods and demonstrating the work and planning behind the process, thereby shining a light on an often overshadowed medium. Throughout the exhibition, the vital nature of community is apparent. Whether it's the relationship between an artist and inspiration, a student and teacher, a collaborative group, or artist and viewer, art is inseparable from the concept of community.

Poster design by Savannah Simpson.

Upcoming Exhibitions

Past Exhibitions