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

Molly Morin: Made en Masse

March 4 – April 9, 2026

Molly Morin is a sculptor, fiber artist and educator based in Western Massachusetts. Her object-making practice considers and critiques technology-enabled systems that amplify and extend power imbalances already present in social, political and art-world contexts. Their work is inspired by their upbringing in rigid and high-achieving communities, shaped by coming of age in the advent of social media and rooted in queer community and labor solidarity. Morin’s works gather the things she has in abundance: the cast-offs of mass production, the methods of cybernetics, and the detritus of global racialized capitalism. She re-assembles them to create works that are playful, critical and beautiful. Her work experiments with ways we might make what we need from what we already have.

Gallery talk Wednesday, April 8, 12 p.m. • South Gallery

2026 Annual Art Student Exhibit

April 16 – May 7, 2026

The Art Department is proud to present the annual Art Student Exhibit in the South Gallery. This exhibit represents the culmination of student artwork created in the 2025-26 academic year and is dedicated to artist and professor Paul Lindale (1965-2026). Work in the show includes painting, drawing, photography, computer arts, video and more. Opening reception Thursday, April 16, 7-9 p.m.—please join us in celebrating Paul Lindale's life and service to GCC!