Explore upcoming events and current exhibitions on display by the Department of Art, Art History and Design and more.
Each year, the Department of Art, Art History and Design welcomes visiting artists, designers and scholars who bring diverse contemporary perspectives to campus through lectures, critiques, workshops and studio visits, offering students direct access to creative leaders shaping today’s art world.
Explore the current exhibitions on display in Sheppard Contemporary, McNamara Gallery and Student Galleries South.
Join us for the 68th Annual Student Art Show in Sheppard Contemporary, curated and juried by Mario Zoots, artist and publisher of Collé: Contemporary Collage.
Rooted in the 19th-century carte de visite, an early form of social media, this exhibition features contemporary mixed-media reinterpretations by students exploring identity, memory and social issues, on view in McNamara Gallery.
On display in Student Galleries South, MFA Candidate Daniel Pineda Luna presents Endless Witness, an exploration of online images of police brutality told through silkscreen printmaking and installation.
Explore the current exhibitions on display at the John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art.
This exhibition features three photographic series by Steven Seidenberg that explore overlooked living environments in Italy and Japan.
Connect the Dots: Highlights from the Lilley Museum Collection
Featuring artworks from the Lilley Museum of Art’s permanent collection, using thoughtful pairings to explore themes of place, people and materiality.
This exhibition centers Cuban perspectives on the Cuban Missile Crisis through photographs from Prensa Latina.
An exhibition of new acquisitions to the Lilley Museum of Art.
Explore the current exhibitions on display at the ҹɫÊÓƵ at Lake Tahoe.
MFA Thesis Exhibitions – Melissa Russell: Presence and Agnieszka Wszolkowska: SALT
MFA Thesis Candidates present their exhibitions in the Garage Door Gallery at Holman Arts & Media Center. This two-person exhibition features Russell’s work of cast-paper assemblage, and Wszolkowska’s weavings and ceramic sculpture.
Megan Berner presents her exhibition Desert Reflections in the Tahoe Gallery at the Prim Gallery. Berner works with digital and experimental techniques such as instant film, digital transfers and cyanotypes. Her work is greatly influenced by the landscape of her native Nevada home.
Altitude: In the Peripheral - Nick Cahill
On display at Prim Reference Gallery, Altitude: In the Peripheral features a series of photographs by Nick Cahill. Cahill's artwork moves between scales, from a minuscule detail of ice, through the rugged alpine terrain, to the vast night skies.
The ҹɫÊÓƵ is proud to host an art museum and seven art galleries across our Reno and Lake Tahoe campuses.
