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New University highlights the University Art Galleries

January 31, 2018
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A minimalist gallery space with white walls and a polished concrete floor features several wireframe sculptures arranged throughout the room. The thin metal outlines form abstract shapes resembling benches, a standing figure with a red element at the top, and a small rectangular structure. The sparse installation creates an open, airy exhibition environment.

Photo Courtesy of Yini Chen

Campus Highlight: The University Art Galleries

The University Art Galleries premiered three new exhibitions on Jan. 13 which will be open for visitation until Feb. 10. These exhibitions explore a variety of topics and themes and provide immersive elements to place you into the artist’s world. The exhibits are as follows: “Painted Lady,” a solo exhibition by Ariel McCleese; “Do You Want to Quit? Intimacy, Site, Self” curated by Erin Gordon; and “Matters of Time” curated by Brianna BakkeBest. Each exhibit seeks to challenge and encourage visitors to reconsider preconceptions of abstract concepts such as time, self-consciousness and the internet as a flimsy site for discourse, among others.