Wanda Hollensteiner Conservation Lecture with Hannah Segrave

This year’s Hollensteiner Lecture is presented by Hannah Segrave, associate curator of European art at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Two recently conserved landscape paintings from the school of Salvator Rosa will be on exhibit.

Senior Exhibition Opening

Join us for light refreshments to celebrate the opening of this exhibition by senior studio art majors Aliza Ayala, Kristin Larson, Franccesca Mamani, Chase Nelson, and Jaida Wesley.

Form, Growth, and Variation: The Experimental Prints of Helen Phillips

November 16, 2023 until March 24

Form, Growth, and Variation showcases three decades of Helen Phillips’s printmaking. This California sculptress began working in printmaking in the 1930s after visiting/spending time at the famous Atelier 17 in Paris, studio of Stanley William Hayter.

Decolonizing Sacred Entities

December 7, 2023 until March 4

A Parker Faculty Class Curated Exhibition with Natalie Gummer and Sonya Johnson

Narratives of War and Peace

December 7, 2023 until March 24

A Parker Faculty Class Curated Exhibition with Susan W. Furukawa

Dakota Mace’s Dinétah

February 13 until March 23

An exhibit of art by Diné artist Dakota Mace.

Ginsberg Artist-in-Residence Dakota Mace Exhibition

February 13 until March 30

Join the Wright Museum of Art for the opening of Dakota Mace’s “Dinétah.” This exhibition explores Diné (Navajo) artist Dakota Mace’s interdisciplinary work through recurring themes of family lineage, community, and identity. Mace is an interdisciplinary artist who focuses on translating the language of Diné history and beliefs.

Exhibit Opening: Memes at War: Twentieth Century Propaganda

Weissberg Chair Joan Donovan will join for a special Wright Museum exhibition curated by Beloit College faculty related to the theme of misinformation. 

Connect: An Exhibition of Art by Students at The Richardson School (TRS) of Beloit

Under the guidance of Sasha Spataro, students from TRS will showcase their work in a group exhibition.

School of Rocks: Landscapes from the School of Salvator Rosa