On exhibit: Untitled 1, 2014 by Paul Henry Ramirez captures the graceful movements of the body. Ramirez collaborates with dancers to create gestures of joy and sensuality. #DepauwArt https://t.co/prjU0Bk0GV
4 days agoThe Galleries at Peeler
Society of American Graphic Artists, Print Exhibition, Spring 2020
Where Do We Migrate To, Fall 2016
The Art of Data, Spring 2018
Mediterranean Fire, Mitli Mitlak (Like You, Like Me), Spring 2020
Shaping: inspired timber creations, Summer 2019
The educational mission of the galleries and collections at DePauw University is to inspire and engage diverse audiences through our collections, exhibitions and public programming, and to stimulate the spirit of inquiry through a variety of learning styles. As part of an institution of higher learning, we are dedicated to providing educational programming that enhances the cultural life of the immediate community by contributing to the educational enrichment of students, faculty members and the general public.
The Galleries including Emison are closed to public.
For all questions:
Misti Scott Administrative Assistant
765.658.4336 or mscott@depauw.edu
For Student, Staff and Faculty the galleries hours are:
Tuesday - Thursday 10am to 5pm
All other days and times are by appointment only. Please contact:
Misti Scott Administrative Assistant
765.658.4336 or mscott@depauw.edu
Current Exhibits
Richard E. Peeler Art Center
Shifting Gaze: A Reconstruction of The Black & Hispanic Body in Contemporary Art
from the Collection of Dr. Robert B. Feldman
University Gallery (lower level)
An American in Venice: James McNeill Whistler and His Legacy Thirty-five prints by the
artist and his followers
University Gallery (upper level)
Galleries at Emison
Highlights from the Arthur E. Klauser '45 Asian and World Community Collection
Shidzuo Iikubo '23 Asian Art Gallery (Office of Admission)
Click here for our Culture Spots Audio Tour of this exhibition space
From Traditional to Contemporary: Rethinking African Art
(Office of Admission)
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On Exhibit: Shawn Theodore creates multiple narratives in Not So Satisfactual, 2017 that conflate time and history, fiction and reality, voice and intervention. https://t.co/prjU0Bk0GV
17 days agoArt theft is nothing new, but not often do you see the Vatican listed as the culprit. https://t.co/Azs8uEMxI3
17 days ago