Fine Arts Art

All in the Making

Visual artists and lovers of art history, this is your gallery space, studio space, and playground. Unlike at most college’s of our size, senior visual art majors get their own studio space here. Plus, the Schaefer Art Gallery hosts both student and professional exhibitions, often curated by students. Come here to work in multiple mediums, from wood to watercolors, from chalk to charcoal.

What’s Cool About It

The building has forgers, so students can take metallurgy. The Schaefer Art Gallery houses student exhibits and brings in contemporary artists for exhibition, class and public lectures, residencies, and discussion-based workshops. The senior studios have some of the best natural light on campus. And in the northwest entry of the building, do not forget the bronze bust of Joel Sandberg ’67, the first �鶹��Ƶ graduate killed in the Vietnam War. It was created by by sculptor Donald Gregory ’47 and cast by sculptor Paul Granlund ’52.

Who will you find here

Art and Art History Department

Schaefer Art Gallery

The Schaefer Art Gallery offers exhibitions and events to support the Art and Art History Department, augment the educational experience of �鶹��Ƶ as a whole, and engage members of the surrounding communities. The annual 9 month exhibition calendar includes a combination of Art and Art History Department student exhibitions, contemporary work by regional and national artists or artist groups, artist lectures, and discussion based workshops.

Gallery Hours
Monday-Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays, Sundays: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The Schaefer Art Gallery is closed between exhibitions, on College holidays, and during summer break.

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Art

All in the Making

What’s Cool About It

Who will you find here

Schaefer Art Gallery

Reach far. Dig deep. Go Beyond.

Reach far. Dig deep.
Go Beyond.