South Gallery

The South Gallery (S258) is centrally located within the Art Department and is considered vitally important to student enrichment and experience, as well as provides an open cultural resource for the greater community. Each year, six exhibits are held which include a faculty exhibition, visiting professional artists and a student exhibition. Artist talks accompany each exhibition and everyone is welcome to attend.

Hours

The South Gallery is open and free to the public during the college’s normal hours of operation:

  • Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
  • Saturday 10am-5pm

Contact

Questions concerning gallery exhibits may be addressed to the gallery coordinator, ">Joan O’Beirne.

Current & Upcoming ExhibitsPast Exhibits

Emily Noelle Lambert: Less Like A March, More Like a Polka

October 4 – November 3 2023

Works by American artist Emily Noelle Lambert, who creates abstract paintings, totemic sculptures and installations that echo an evocative interrelation between color and form. Inspired by automatic drawings and plein air painting, Lambert’s gestural compositions reflect different aspects of her surroundings. Robust with geometric and biomorphic flat planes of color, each canvas expresses a unique portrayal of nature.

Gallery talk October 25, 12pm • South Gallery

Jacqueline Strauss: Elemental Playthings

November 8 – December 7 2023

Elemental Playthings is an installation of fiber beings born of daily practice by artist Jacqueline Strauss, AKA Jezaculear. Collaboration with found or offered materials, the creative muse and inner voice generate a soft sculpture populous: gods, elementals, beasts, pests, clowns, characters and lovelies.

Gallery talk November 15, 12pm • South Gallery