Upcoming Exhibitions
Summer/Fall 2019
Kal Spelletich: Significance Machines and Purposeful Robots
July 25 through December 8, 2019
Opening Reception: September 5, 2019
Combining art and mysticism with the rigors of science and technology, Spelletich's work explores the interface of humans and robots, using technology to put people back in touch with real-life experiences. His work is interactive, requiring participants to enter or operate his pieces, often against their instincts of self-preservation. He probes the boundaries between fear, control, and exhilaration.
New Formalism in Painting and Photography
July 25 through December 8, 2019
Opening Reception: September 5, 2019
R & D, the collaborative team of Diane Rosenblum and Joe Doyle, began with a series of prints about the seduction of military materials. Recently, the duo started a new project looking at the architectural theory of Parametricism through painting, melding hard edge abstraction with 3D computer modeling. In an exploratory phase, their latest work pushes the aesthetics of painting into new territory, speaking to the cultural increase and reliance upon computers.
Spring 2020
Signs of Times: The Great American Political Poster, 1844 - 2012
February 6 through May 2, 2020
Nexus: Student Art Exhibition
April through June 2020
Join us for a senior group exhibition in printmaking, painting, sculpture, digital art, and photography. Opening reception to celebrate graduating seniors of art practice. Co-sponsored by the Department of Art and Art History.
Fall 2020
Kari Marboe & William Keith
September through December 2020
Women From the Permanent Collection
September 2020 through June 2021
This exhibition will be the first comprehensive show featuring women artists' in the Saint Mary's College Museum of Art Permanent Collection.