Xavier University Art Gallery

SAVE THE DATE!
The first art exhibit of the 2024-2025 school year opens on Friday, August 23, 3:30-6:30 pm. The solo exhibition will feature the prints of Professor Suzanne Michele Chouteau.

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2024/08/suzanne-chouteau

It's our last exhibit of this academic year! Stop by the gallery on Friday, April 12 to see the solo exhibition of Aleni Antalis, a combination of Photography, 3D modeling and Ceramic work. We'll be in the Xavier University Art Gallery from 5-7 pm.

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2024/04/aleni_antalis

The Xavier University Art Gallery is proud to exhibit senior thesis exhibitions by five graduating seniors on Friday, March 15, 5:00-7:00pm. Join us for refreshments and to meet the artists!

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2024/03/thesis_exhibitions

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2024/02/wood_jenna

Stop by this Friday, February 16 from 5:00-7:00 pm to see the Solo Thesis Exhibition of Jenna Wood. Jenna has more than 120 artworks that she has created over the past year.

We had a wonderful reception to honor the thesis exhibitions of Andy Moore, Caroline Palermo, and Grant Stephenson. Their work will be on display through February 9.

Stop by the Xavier University Art Gallery this Friday, 5-7pm to check out three senior thesis exhibitions!

Getting ready to kick off the senior thesis exhibitions with Andy Moore, Caroline Palermo and Grant Stephenson including the artist reception on Friday, January 26, 5-7 pm.

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2024/01/andy_moore_caroline_palermo_grant_stephenson

Join us on Friday, December 8 to see the exciting solo senior thesis exhibition by Nick Namyar in the Xavier University Art Gallery.
https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2023/12/nick-namyar

Ukrainian photographer Evgeniy Maloletka will visit Xavier on Friday, October 13, a single-day visit as part of his cross-country tour from San Francisco to New York City. While working as a freelance photographer for the Associate Press, he documented the siege of Mariupol in February and March 2022. He was one of the few international journalists in Mariupol at this time. As a result of his work, he has been awarded the World Press Photo of the Year, and, in 2023, two Pulitzer Prizes that he shares with a number of other journalists. You can learn about Maloletka and his work here:
https://www.evgenymaloletka.com/about

An exhibition of work by Maloletka and fellow photographers Mytyslav Chernov and Myroslav Kobylianskyi is on display at the Xavier University Art Gallery in the A. B. Cohen Center until tomorrow, October 13. Maloletka will deliver a gallery talk, followed by a Q&A from 3-4 pm on Friday, Oct. 13.

About Evgeny Maloletka Photography Evgeny Maloletka Photography

Join us tonight from 5:00-7:00 pm for an exhibition of sculptures and paintings by Barbara Widmeyer Trauth, Edgecliff, Class of 1969.

Sixteen sculptures and paintings represent the artist’s view of the violence inflicted by war on nations and people.

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2023/09/barbara_trauth

In partnership with the Ukrainian National Women’s League (UNWLA), XU and the Department of Art presents "Mariupol: A Tale of Beauty and Destruction," September 22- October 13, 2023. This evocative exhibition of photography chronicles the story of Mariupol, a city in southeastern Ukraine, that symbolizes the horrors of war. Please join us in the XU Art Gallery tonight, 5:00-7:00 pm.

https://www.xavier.edu/art-department/news/2023/09/mariupol