Memorial Art Gallery

The Memorial Gallery's mission is to serve as a vital teaching instrument and visual resource that enriches campus cultural life as well as that of the surrounding community. This is accomplished through the exhibition of imagery related to the communication arts, which represent a wide range of media, cultures, and time periods.

Admission is free and the gallery is accessible to persons with mobility impairments. Please call in advance of your trip.

For more information on upcoming exhibitions and information please contact Email, Memorial Gallery Director. 

Due to current conditions, everyone is required to wear face coverings at all times indoors.

The College reserves the right to modify visitor protocols based on evolving conditions and may require additional restrictions to visitor access should conditions worsen.

Exhibit in the Memorial Gallery entitled Braceros depicts photographs of Mexican laborers by renowned photographer Hermanos Mayo.

Have you seen the painting in the Campus Center from acclaimed Long Island artist Dmitry Schidlovsky?

Chip Kidd displaying his book jackets here at the Memorial Gallery.

Internationally acclaimed award-winning illustrator and animated-film character designer Peter de Sève exhibited in the Memorial Gallery in 2015 telling about his career which has spanned more than three decades.

Sculptor Wendy Klemperer, who has had a lifelong fascination with animals, installed a ram sculpture in front of the Campus Center and two elks in front of Hale Hall.

Artist Kevin O’Callaghan placed a large pastrami sandwich in front of Hale Hall during his exhibition.