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Exhibitions at SUAG
Hataałii: Singe the Head
Hataałii, a Navajo artist, works across visual art, music, and poetry. This program pairs a solo exhibition, Singe the Head, with a live musical performance. Singe the Head examines reservation life and the disorientation of urban existence through oneiric, emotionally charged images, addressing cultural absence and displacement while drawing on Navajo memory to restore continuity. Hataałii will also perform solo, presenting songs that explore life, identity, and community.
Málaga Interior
Málaga Interior” is an exhibition showcasing artistic works created by students from various disciplines, all inspired by their study abroad experiences in Málaga, Spain at different points in their academic careers. Learn more…
Mariya Goncharenko: Beneath the Surface, Beyond the Stars
As energy flows through and around us, it connects us to all that is - to each other, to the roots of trees, to the stars, transcending the boundaries between the terrestrial and the cosmic, unbound by time. Delving into themes of transformation and transiency, this exhibition reflects the interconnectedness of the universe.
Student Sculpture Exhibition
Join ART 367 and ENVR 305 Site-Specific and Installation Art as we explore Performance/Interactive and Installation Sculpture
Conversations: Stop Motion Animation by New Media Art students Jeremy Boyden, Sarah Bylan, Bryleigh Foreman and Isabel Wells
New Media Art Professor David Gladden and students Jeremy Boyden, Sarah Bylan, Bryleigh Foreman and Isabel Wells will give a talk and workshop during Sophomore Seminar and the reception will follow.
Gallery 128: Call for Student Artists
The Electronic Gallery’s got a new name: Gallery 128. Read more to learn about this new student opportunity…
Aric Snee: I Can Hear the Ocean
SU’s hot glass professor, Aric Snee shares his recent work in this exhibition…