Upcoming Exhibitions
Fall 2021
Quadrennial Department of Art Faculty & Alumni Exhibition
August 24-December 11, 2021
Douglass, McKie & Farmer Galleries
Current and emeritus faculty of the Department of Art, along with selected alumni will be reunited again in the 2021 Quadrennial Department of Art Faculty & Alumni Exhibition. The body of work presented in this 2021 presentation will feature a diverse exploration of art forms including sculpture, painting, ceramics, photography, video, printmaking, collage, mixed media works and scholarly publications.
Spring 2022
From the Ground Up
January 25-June 11, 2022
McKie Gallery
Pottery exhibitions typically examine how ceramics are painted, carved, or glazed and what they say about the culture in which they were created. From the Ground Up explores how the maker/artist constructed the object and what the various methods tell us about the evolution of pottery production.
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Art History Capstone Exhibition (Early 20th century)
January 25-June 11, 2022
McKie Gallery
Under the guidance of Associate Professor Pepper Stetler (Art History) and Art Museum staff, senior Art & Architecture History Capstone students will spend the Fall 2020 semester curating an exhibition for the Spring 2022 semester.
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Collections Highlights: Recent Acquisitions
January 25-June 11, 2022
Farmer Gallery
Each year the Miami University Art Museum adds to its growing permanent collection through gifts, bequests and purchases. This exhibition highlights a selection of works acquired between 2019 and 2021.
Fall 2022
Time is of the Essence: A Student Response
January 26-June 11, 2022
Douglass Gallery
In this eighth juried Student Response Exhibition (SRE), Miami University students are called upon to creatively respond to a theme - Time. Time is abstract and theoretical. It is measurable: seconds, minutes, hours, days, years, etc. It is also temporal and elusive, yet it defines us — what, when, and how we live.
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Miami Inked: Tattoo History, Culture & Art
August 23-December 10, 2022
McKie Gallery
Miami Inked explores the history of tattoos around the world through a study of anthropology and art. The exhibition looks at the evolution from cultural manifestations to popular cultural references.
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Steve Schapiro: A Civil Rights Photographer
August 23-December 10, 2022
Farmer Gallery
During the turbulent 1960s, Steve Schapiro was there with his camera capturing some of the most iconic moments of the Civil Rights Movement. Schapiro was also one of the principle photographers documenting the historic 1964 Freedom Summer campaign.