Events for July 23, 2025 - July 23, 2025

Curated by students in ARH 263: Introduction to Museum Work, this exhibition has both virtual and in-person components. You can explore the exhibition here as well as in the Upper Traylor Gallery. Either way, share your thoughts about the objects and the unraveling story of the Sadigh Gallery's forgeries in the comments sections for each [...]

This year, we will be celebrating the outstanding work of our graduating seniors in a virtual and in-person exhibition! The virtual reception and Artist Talk will take place via Zoom on Friday, April 29th at 5 p.m. Or visit us in-person at the Upper and Lower Traylor Galleries to see the artist's works for an [...]

The artworks and artifacts on display in Rediscover, located in the Dimitrie Berea and Masterpiece galleries, celebrate the much-anticipated reopening of the Doris Ulmann Galleries. Each object was carefully selected to showcase the richness and depth of Berea College’s permanent art collection, which contains more than 15,000 objects that represent over 5,000 years of human [...]

Benjamin Cirgin is a multi-media artist currently serving as the Ceramics Area Head and Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Eastern Kentucky University in the Department of Art and Design. The works on view in re-(c)leave are inspired in part by Cirgin’s experience working as a designer, carpenter, cabinet maker, stone fabricator, art preparator, and life [...]

Michael Reedy is a multimedia artist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, whose work focuses on representing the human figure in ways that lie outside of art historical tradition. The large-scale artworks in Prodigious Piffle pull from imagery one might see in cartoons or anatomical illustrations like those found in medical textbooks, and all serve, as [...]

Katie Hargrave: Flag Waving is now open in the Upper Traylor Gallery and will be on view through Friday, February 10. Hargrave is a multimedia artist based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, whose work incorporates materials and processes as a way to explore, deconstruct, and decode U.S. politics and environmental movements. Hargrave makes projects using a variety of forms — installations, [...]

Molly Jo Burke & Nathan Gorgen: What's Worth Keeping is on view in the Rogers Gallery through February 17 in Rogers Gallery. What's Worth Keeping showcases a series of artworks made in collaboration by Molly Jo Burke, a glass and interdisciplinary artist, and Nathan Gorgen, a sculptor, wood worker, and digital fabrication specialist. Together, the artist couple utilizes the [...]