This exhibit will be curated by the students in Dr. Ashley Elston's ARH/WGS 243: Women in Art course.

Artist Statement: By presenting the often-unexamined history of a space, I work to understand what cultural norms and systems produce the current landscape. My hope is that by reflecting on my own experience of place I can come to understand the larger contexts each space is embedded in. Formally, I work to produce an overwhelming [...]

Lù|Way is an exhibition of work inspired by Leah Schreiber Johnson’s visit to Wuhan, China, where she spent 6 weeks teaching and traveling. Rich with texture, pattern, and ornament, the busy city sidewalks became an important physical and visual experience- heightening her awareness the varied and cobbled terrain of the growing urban landscape. The included [...]

Artist Statement: The studio where I am most at home is in rural Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Its a hayloft above horse stalls. A hatch lets in a net of north light, a view of Amish farmed fields and swallows who nest in the rafters. It has been my studio since childhood, shared with my brother [...]

This exhibition showcases the work of our Art Majors who graduated in May 2016.

As part of our showing of objects from the College Art Collection, we at the Doris Ulmann Galleries like to display art to go along with the Francis and Louise Hutchins Center for International Education's International Focus. This year's International Focus is Southeast Asia. Join us in the Masterpiece Gallery to appreciate the fine works [...]

This exhibit is focusing on depictions of race in art. It will be curated by Meghan Doherty's students in ARH 263, Introduction to Museum Studies. Robert Blum, Negro Settlement (detail), watercolor on paper, 6 7/8"x 9 1/2", 19th c. Gift of Mrs. Charles Sprague-Smith

This exhibition showcases the art of our two graduating art majors: Dana Dotson and Taylor Dresden.