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Current & Future Exhibitions

Of People and Places
Wednesday, September 24 - Sunday, December 14

Sheron Rupp: Dialogue With a Collection
"Being in the World"
Wednesday, February 4 - Sunday, March 29

Miroslaw Balka: Lightworks
Thursday, February 5 - Sunday, March 29

Massachusetts Review 50th Anniversary
Friday, April 17 - Saturday, May 23

Past Exhibitions
Chronological
Highlighted Exhibitions

 

Highlighted Exhibitions


 
Martin Puryear
Saturday, February 4 - Friday, March 16, 1984
The first ten year survey exhibition of sculpture by artist Martin Puryear.


 
Francesc Torres
Belchite/South Bronx: A Trans-Cultural and Trans-Historical Landscape
Saturday, January 30 - Friday, March 18, 1988
A major new video-installation by Francesc Torres titled Belchite/South Bronx: A Trans-Cultural and Trans-Historical Landscape.


 
Home Rooms
Frederic Schwartz, Allan Wexler, and Billie Tsien and Tod Williams
Saturday, September 7 - Sunday, December 15, 1991
For this exhibition, the Gallery has invited the noted American architects Frederic Schwartz, the collaborative team of Billie Tsien and Tod Williams, and the artist/architect Allan Wexler to design interiors that address the interdependent relationship between features of settings and features of people who use them


 
Ellen Phelan
From the Lives of Dolls
Saturday, November 7 - Friday, December 18, 1992
Phelan's collection of dolls provided the inspiration for these evocative expressions that reveal the secret places of human emotions.


 
Shirazeh Houshiary
Turning Around the Centre
Saturday, November 6 - Friday, December 17, 1993
An exhibition of recent sculpture and drawings by an Iranian-born artist who has lived in London since 1973


 
Ursula von Rydingsvard
Socks on My Spoons
Saturday, November 4 - Friday, December 15, 1995
This exhibition features a selection of the artist's most recent work.


 
Rolf Julius
Black (Red)
Saturday, September 16 - Friday, December 15, 2000
The University Gallery is pleased to present Rolf Julius - Black (Red), an exhibition of work by this German artist who has been involved with exploring the fusion of our senses, particularly sight and sound, in the perception of our surroundings. The exhibition features musical pieces that comprise natural and electronic sounds which Julius typically records, processes, and shapes into subtle compositions.

 

 

 
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