University Galleries

University Galleries has partnered with the ISU Planetarium to screen Kambui Olujimi’s "Skywriters." There are two opportunities this week (listed below) to experience this film. As always, these events are free and open to the public.⠀ Feb. 6 at 9:30 am & Feb. 8 at 2:00 pm.pic.twitter.com/QTlQvrQlME

Join us on Wednesday, Feb. 5 the Wonsook Kim School of Art Research Colloquium by Andreas Fischer. .⠀ Refreshments at 11:30am, presentation at noon. Co-sponsored by University Galleries and Wonsook Kim School of Art. . All events are free and open to the public.pic.twitter.com/cWxc0KNWnq

Kambui Olujimi’s "Skywriters" will be screening at the Illinois State University Planetarium on multiple occasions throughout the remainder of the exhibition. Dates, time, and location are listed on our website. Events are free and open to the public. https://buff.ly/2tVysEC pic.twitter.com/sRzwbgxu8g

Join us Saturday, February 1 for events regarding the "An Infinite and Omnivorous Sky." 2 and 7:30 p.m. - Screening of Kambui Olujimi’s "Skywriters" at the ISU Planetarium. 4 p.m. - Artist lecture by Kambui Olujimi. 5:00-7:00 p.m. - Exhibition reception Image: Kambui Olujimipic.twitter.com/ydHtIjHQ5R

Kendra Paitz, University Galleries’ Director and Chief Curator, will be giving a curator-led tour on Tuesday, January 28 at 6:00 p.m. This tour will focus on the current group exhibition "An Infinite and Omnivorous Sky," on-view until February 19. . https://buff.ly/2GnRKWh pic.twitter.com/RaJyMWmoc8

University Galleries is proud to be hosting the inaugural Image of Research, a juried competition highlighting Illinois State University student research. This competition offers a platform to recognize all disciplines use creativity. . To apply :https://buff.ly/2PwRKr9 pic.twitter.com/nDw5OQajQQ

Join us Jan. 22 for the Wonsook Kim School of Art Research Colloquium presenting Kristin Calrson. Kristin Carlson is an Assistant Professor in the Creative Technologies Program at ISU. . Refreshments at 11:30am, presentation at noon.pic.twitter.com/xNwMOqWQWy

Verdancies opens today at the ISU student gallery located in the Central Illinois Regional Airport. Stop over tonight for the reception is from 5 to 7 p.m. . University Galleries has partnered with the Wonsook Kim School of Art and Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts for this space.pic.twitter.com/Kv7GWS7sXz

Welcome back, Redbirds! We're excited for you to see our first exhibition of 2020! "An Infinite and Omnivorous Sky" is on view until February 19. This exhibition features 29 works by artists that critically engage in poetic, scientific, and geopolitical views of the cosmos.pic.twitter.com/gYlj3e0tY4

An Infinite and Omnivorous Sky is now open! (The reception will be on Sat, Feb 1.) This exhibition about the mysteries and militarization of the sky features 29 works by 19 artists. Thank you to the Warhol Foundation for supporting this exhibition and its forthcoming catalogue!pic.twitter.com/LKnzk5bicP

University Galleries is closed December 21 through January 5. Staff will be on-site beginning January 2, and our new exhibition will open on January 10. See you in the new year!pic.twitter.com/nY0Jqkdsid

Our Teen Arts Group explored “In a Cloud, In a Wall, In a Chair: Six Modernists in Mexico at Midcentury” In our field trip. Pictured: Cynthia Sargent’s weaving and Ruth Asawa’s sculptures. Thank you to the Illinois Prairie Community Fdn for supporting our work with BHS students!pic.twitter.com/GdL4FCBbTq

Our Teen Arts Group field trip to Chicago also included some great discussion with one of their educators about Marcel Duchamp’s “Bottle Rack” and the artist’s enduring influence. #teenartsgroup #universitygalleriesisu #marcelduchamp #artinstituteofchicagopic.twitter.com/ClbuwDMLgh

University Galleries’ Teen Arts Group connecting with Picasso’s “The Old Guitarist” on today’s field trip to Chicago! Thank you to the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation for supporting our second year of this program. #teenartsgroup #theoldguitarist #universitygalleriesisupic.twitter.com/Np9rU21Esm

The Image of Research at Illinois State competition invites ISU student researchers to create/capture 1 compelling static image of their research to share with the public along with a brief narrative that explains how the image relates to their research. https://buff.ly/2PwRKr9 pic.twitter.com/EWmHumctBE

Our Fall 2019 exhibitions are coming to a close, Sunday, December 15th is the last day to view them. We have enjoyed having works by Eric Anthony Berdis and Alison Ruttan here and hope you have too. Stop in while you can to see their work! . Spring 2020: https://buff.ly/36jyKmA pic.twitter.com/g5uAK2xN8f

Queer Pittsburgh has a wonderful 2018 interview with artist Eric Anthony Berdis. Berdis' solo exhibition, "Don't let them clip your tiny little insect wings," is on view in the galleries until Dec. 15 . Studio Visit: Eric Anthony Berdis at Bunker Projects: https://buff.ly/2rsO01G pic.twitter.com/Mud8VzdINe

"Unmaking of Places and Histories: Alison Ruttan and Kendra Paitz in Conversation" gives an insight to Ruttan's multidisciplinary practice, architectural and cross-cultural research, and her "need to understand our own human relationship to violence." https://buff.ly/355fauf pic.twitter.com/jRNeKGb9TH

Our Spring 2020 schedule is out! Take a look and mark your calendars for all the exciting events coming up in the new year!pic.twitter.com/NrZdLv9pP0

Thank you to the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts for sharing "Queer Ghosts and Castoffs," a conversation between artist Eric Anthony Berdis and curator Jessica Bingham. See the show and pick up a printed version in the galleries now through Dec. 15th. . https://buff.ly/2Rs5kOU pic.twitter.com/3ENf75wG2N