Art Gallery
The Stockton University Art Gallery provides students, staff, faculty, area schools, artists, and the community-at-large with an opportunity to experience contemporary and historical art exhibitions and related programming of the highest quality.
Free & open to the public daily during exhibitions
Fall & Spring
Monday - Thursday 12 - 7pm
Friday - Saturday 11 - 3pm
The Gallery is closed between exhibitions (December 17 through January 20), please contact ryann.casey@stockton.edu for more information.
Gallery Location
L-wing of the Galloway Campus, adjacent to the Performing Arts Center 1st & 2nd floors.
Parking
Closest lots are 5 through 7. Parking E-passes are required on weekdays before 3 p.m.
Fall 2024 Events
BFA Senior Visual Art Exhibition
Indigenous Approaches, Sustainable Futures
Artist Talk & Workshop
Tuesday September 17 @Noon (Artist Talk) & 2:30pm (Workshop)
Art Gallery Exhibition Focuses on Innovative Indigenous Works
Artist Talk with Layqa Nuna Yawar, Moderated by Irvin Moreno-Rodriguez
Monday September 23 @12:45pm
Indigenous People's Day
Monday October 14, Full Programming Schedule HERE
Stockton Commemorates Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Natural Plants Dye Workshop
Tuesday October 15 @11:20am
Weaving Workshop
Monday October 28 @11:30am & 2:00pm, Upper Gallery
Masks in Indigenous Cultures Lecture
Thursday October 31 @11:30am, Lower Gallery
Artist Showcases the Spirit of Indigenous People on 6abc
Closing Ceremony & Student Presentations
Tuesday November 12 @6pm, RSVP HERE
Stockton Exhibits Shine Light on Indigenous Artists
Indigenous Approaches, Sustainable Futures features work by Anna Tsouhlarakis, Brian Adams, Brittany Johnson, Cannupa Hanska
Luger, Citlali Fabian, Denise Bright Dove Ashton-Dunkley, Dyani White Hawk, Edgar
Heap of Birds, Evan Benally Atwood, Jaida Grey Eagle, Jeremy Dennis, Joe Feddersen,
Joey Montoya, Kali Spitzer, Kapulei Flores, Layqa Nuna Yawar, Leah Rose, Lehuauakea,
Lily Hope, Meryl McMaster, Michael Namingha, Pat Kane, Phoebe Farris, Sarah Sense,
Tom Fields, Tyrese Bright Flower Gould Jacinto & the Lenapehoking Indigenous Youth
Program.
Indigenous Approaches, Sustainable Futures was curated by Ryann Casey and features essays by Ashton Pemapanik Dunkley & Heather McCarty. For more on our exhibition, please visit our exhibition guide
HERE.
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