Join us to celebrate the new year and new exhibitions! On view at the Vicki Myhren Gallery: Shelter in Place, Shelter in Space On view in the Davis Gallery: Making Space by Shea O’Machel & Leo Jolson Free parking will be available across the street from the galleries in Lot L.

In a world shaped by environmental crises, political upheaval, and uncertain futures, what does it mean to seek shelter? Shelter in Place, Shelter in Space brings together contemporary artists who explore the tensions between staying and leaving, protection and escape, survival and transformation. Through sculpture, painting, film, and installation, the exhibition considers how individuals and communities respond to instability and what they choose to preserve, carry forward, or reimagine. Moving between lived realities and speculative futures, Shelter in Place asks how memory, creativity, and collective care can help us navigate an uncertain world and imagine new possibilities for living together. ...

Join the School of Art and Art History and Art, Culture & Technology (ACT) to celebrate the launch of The Magic Circle: Sonic Substance in Psychedelic Music by Professor Trace Reddell. For this special book launch experience, The Magic Circle will come to life in a sensory-saturating performance of psychedelic visual projections, music, and spoken word. Books will be available for purchase at the event. Free parking will be available across the street from the gallery in Lot L. Attendants will be stationed at the gate from 4:30 to 5:30 PM. About the author Trace Reddell is Professor of Art, Culture...

In Dialogue with Ramón Bonilla Join curator and artist Ramón Bonilla on a tour of A System In Place: In Dialogue with Sol LeWitt, on view at the Vicki Myhren Gallery through November 20. Ramón Bonilla is an artist and curator born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, who currently lives and works in New York. Working through geometry and reduction, Bonilla’s artwork is conceived through accumulated observation, thinking, and making do. His wall drawings extend this approach into physical space, beginning with a grid and then working against it until something else emerges. For Bonilla, working with found, repurposed, or...

Perpetual Featuring artwork by Madison Nghiem (BFA ’27) Join us for the opening reception on Friday, October 16 from 4-6 PM.

Please join us on Friday, October 16 from 4–6 PM to celebrate the opening of Perpetual featuring artwork by Madison Nghiem (BFA ’27). Perpetual is on view in the Davis Gallery from October 15 through November 20, 2026.