Arts on Campus

Launched in 2012, Arts on Campus is a university-wide program to showcase the work of our students, faculty, and partner artists. With over 20 art and design installation sites university-wide, Arts on Campus highlights the power art has to enthrall and stimulate dialogue throughout the ܽƵ community.

How It Works

Art on Campus utilizes the public spaces of the campus and our academic buildings as the setting for dynamic Arts and Design exhibitions. These exhibitions reveal the wonderful work of our VARTS, Graphic Design and Communication majors and faculty.

Sculpture exhibit
A sculpture exhibit hosted in Global Heritage Hall.
A photo of an exhibition.
Boom is Nice exhibition, Franklin St Studio.
A image of hanging beads
VARTS Foundations course exhibit.
A piece of sculpture art
The Lens Show”, Franklin St Studio, 2013.
A photo of students inspecting art
Alexandra Artiano's work from the VARTS Foundations course exhibit.
An image of Architecture from outside.
"RAID" an exhibit at the Cummings School of Architecture Gallery.
A sculpture in GHH
A sculpture exhibit hosted in Global Heritage Hall in 2016.
A sculpture of a yellow stone
Sushi & Tylenol” Student Exhibition at the Byfield School, 2014.
Gallery show in Architecture
The 2016 Senior gallery show in the Cummings School of Architecture gallery room.
Sculpture exhibit
A photo of an exhibition.
A image of hanging beads
A piece of sculpture art
A photo of students inspecting art
An image of Architecture from outside.
A sculpture in GHH
A sculpture of a yellow stone
Gallery show in Architecture

Submit a Project

Students interested in submitting a project may propose site-specific installations of their work in both interior and exterior venues around campus. Faculty or staff interested in hosting work or exhibitions are required to submit a request as well.