Explore the final week of the exhibition designed to accompany the construction of the Tibetan Buddhist Chenrezig sand mandala. The exhibition is inspired by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s book, Our Only Home, which eloquently calls for compassion during the climate crisis.
The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery will present a gallery talk with Professor Kathryn Myers, Art & Art History, University of Connecticut, Everyday Revelations: Researching, Collecting, and Living with Indian Art.
An outdoor art exhibition will be projected on the exterior of St. Lawrence’s Owen D. Young Library throughout the month of September. “Water & Origin: Protecting the First Storyteller”, will...
→ Please see the photo gallery of this event included at the bottom of this page… Exhibition: THIS ALREADY HAPPENED Friday, April 25 → Friday, May 16, 2025 Friday, April...
Showcasing works by major German artists in St. Lawrence University’s permanent collection, alongside select works from the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester and the Picker Art Gallery at Colgate University, "German Modernism: Sound and Vision" presents a range of aesthetic styles and movements from early twentieth-century German modernism, such as naturalism, expressionism, abstraction, and Neue Sachlichkeit or New Objectivity. Recognizing the under-representation of women artists during this era, works by Käthe Kollwitz figure prominently in the exhibition.
From over 60 sixty online submissions, three winners were selected in the Brush Art Gallery’s recent Shepard Fairey bootleg sticker contest: Bruho (Canada), Charles Bourcq (France), and Mikayla Quinn, SLU...
Sarah Knobel, Associate Professor of Art & Art History, has curated an art exhibit named "Subject-Object" at the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery. The exhibit includes work from a dozen...
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition "Current States of Being: Exploring AI’s Influence on Memory, Identity, and Creativity," on display at the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery until October 7, 2025.
This exhibition underscores the essential elements of the environment — water, air, earth — and their degradation caused by storms, fire, and drought often brought about by human pursuits. Photographs and videos on display reflect the relationship between the physical and metaphysical, serving as a spiritual, biophilic statement that highlights the environmental challenges that contemporary societies confront.
The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University received a planning grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities in the amount of $42,182 to support a facilities...