About the Gallery

Named in recognition of the generosity of Richard F. Brush '52, the gallery is an academic resource of St. Lawrence University, an independent liberal arts institution. The mission of the gallery is to acquire, preserve, interpret, exhibit, and otherwise make accessible works of art, in support of the educational goals of the University and for the benefit of the community at large. Programs and activities are designed to balance a range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary objectives, in recognition of diverse functions and meanings of art. As such, the gallery provides a forum for the creative and critical expression of artists, historians, and curators. The stewardship of the University's permanent collection and a program of temporary exhibitions are the central components of the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery. Related activities such as lectures, panel discussions, residencies, tours, acquisitions, conservation projects, and campus displays provide aesthetic, educational, and cultural opportunities for a variety of audiences.

Gallery Hours

The gallery is free and open to the public during the academic year and is closed for University breaks.

Main gallery
- Monday - Thursday 12-8pm
- Friday - Saturday 12-5pm

Hallway gallery
- Monday - Sunday 7am-12pm 

​Educational tours for school and community groups can be scheduled during the academic year; please contact Catherine Tedford, director, or Carole Mathey, assistant director, in advance.