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Exhibitions at SUAG
Bill Wolff: ORCHARD
Orchard is a post-sabbatical exhibition by Salisbury-based artist Bill Wolff that brings together collaborative sculptural work created during his 2024 sabbatical in Japan (Reflections) and a new body of wood objects made immediately after. According to Wolff, he approached his sabbatical “as an inflection point and a decisive branching of my practice...I also had time to explore. This division of practice is liberating.” United by mark-making and lived experience, the works move from predetermined imagery and toward material-led, responsive making. Minimal forms and subtle anthropomorphic gestures emerge through carving and assembly, long-term relationships to place, and the new energy of collaboration.
Echoes: 73rd Bi-Annual Senior Exhibition
The Fall 2025 Senior Exhibition November 11 - December 15, 2025
I FEEL LOVE: A Centennial Disco Dance Party
In honor of Donna Summer, the queen of disco, we’re taking it back to the dazzling days of the 70s—complete with music, dancing, art, and celebration under the sparkle of the mirror ball. It will be a night of joy and community to support Salisbury University’s Art Galleries and Cultural Affairs.
72nd Biannual Senior Exhibition
“Issue No. 72: In Bloom”
Salisbury University’s 72nd senior exhibition showcases the creative growth of 32 graduating art students, blending vintage magazine aesthetics with Y2K influences and Bauhaus-inspired motifs. In Bloom reflects their transition into the next chapter as emerging artists.
Climate Stories: Lynn Cazabon, Leigh Davis, Sondra Arkin & Ellyn Weiss/The Human Flood, and Lionel Frazier White III
Floods, migration, emotion, grief, and the gift of life on Earth, are the components of this group exhibition about climate change featuring artists’ projects that explore our present state of weather emergencies and how we navigate them. This exhibition is in partnership with the Environmental Studies department.
Exploring Identity Through Diversity: Han-mee Artists Association
HMAA (Han-Mee Artists Association) is an organization founded in 1975 with Korean-American artists who immigrated to the Greater Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Curated by SU professor of Art Jinchul Kim, who has been serving as one of their honorary board members.
Jinsoon Oh: Dreams of Being
Salisbury based, South Korea born, artist and poet, Jinsoon Oh creates beautiful ceramic sculptures inspired by her experience with and understanding nature. Oh desires to see the implied aspects found in her work to speak to her viewer in a way similar to how poetry speaks to its listeners. Dreams of Being will be showing from May 20 - June 18, 2022 in SUAG | Downtown.