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See what’s on view in the galleries below and plan your visit.
Exhibitions at SUAG
Edgar Reyes
The work in this solo exhibition by Edgar Reyes centers around his family’s history and the distinct places they’ve called home.
Jinsoon Oh: Dreams of Being
Salisbury based, South Korea born, artist and poet, Jinsoon Oh creates beautiful ceramic sculptures inspired by her experience with and understanding nature. Oh desires to see the implied aspects found in her work to speak to her viewer in a way similar to how poetry speaks to its listeners. Dreams of Being will be showing from May 20 - June 18, 2022 in SUAG | Downtown.
66th Biannual Senior Exhibition
This semester’s Senior Art Exhibitions open Downtown and Fulton Hall on April 18th….
Everything I am is the Color of Nothing
This solo show by Eddie Lohmeyer opens in the Electronic Gallery on April 1st…
間: Between Heaven and Earth
This immersive screen-dance performance by Jennnifer Leung Johnson is about the spaces we create and the breaks we rejoin through the process of healing. She presents her participants with the opportunity to immerse themselves in between the tangible and intangible.
Jinchul Kim: The Language of Common Ground
This solo show by Salisbury University professor, Jinchul Kim, opens February 21st of 2022…
65th Biaunnal Senior Show
Now open at the SU Art Galleries | Downtown through Saturday, December 11th.
A Sin of Omission
Pierre Bowin’s research on the Black American diaspora in the field of graphic design is on view in the Electronic Gallery from January 25 through Mary 14, 2021.
Centroid Towns : Nate Larson
Centroid Towns is a documentary project by MICA Photo Professor, Nate Larson; on view beginning January 26, 2021.
2021 Art Department Faculty Exhibition
Our biennial faculty exhibition we be on view Downtown beginning February 1, 2021.
John Mosher: Curiosities
Join us October 1 - December 11, 2020 for a solo exhibition by SU Art Professor John Mosher
Past Exhibitions & Events
We’ve archived the online content describing the exhibits and events we have produced over the last ten years.
Opening on February 18 and featuring the work of artists Amber Eve Anderson, Raghvi Bhatia, Garret Kane, Matt Mottel and Carlie Trosclair, the exhibit explores the human habitat past, present and future through photography, installation, sculpture and new media…