Art students work in the print media facilities in Tjaden Hall. Learn more about the undergraduate bachelor of fine arts program.
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1000 Portraits marks the debut of Mel Ziegler's work based on his collection of vintage Mount Rushmore souvenirs. On display in Bibliowicz Family Gallery from October 11 to November 15.
A solo exhibition of work by Jenny Sabin explores six years of the architectural designer's innovation and experimentation across disciplines.
Galleries and Exhibition Opportunities
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AAP Exhibitions
AAP exhibitions include invited and curated projects as well as internal and external exhibition proposals from individuals, groups, or departments reviewed by a college committee. AAP exhibitions are hosted in Bibliowicz Family Gallery and John Hartell Gallery, as well as digitally on the college LCD screens. Applications to exhibit during the fall semester are due by April 1, and applications to exhibit during the spring semester are due by October 1 of the previous year.
Please download the full application and guidelines from the link below.
- Bibliowicz Family Gallery and John Hartell Gallery: AAP Exhibitions Application and Guidelines (PDF)
Bibliowicz Family Gallery
The Bibliowicz Family Gallery is located in the lower level of Milstein Hall featuring a north-facing window wall and a moveable exhibition wall. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m–4:30 p.m.
Digital Exhibitions
For digital exhibitions, there are six LCD screens located throughout the college: one in Rand Hall, two in East Sibley Hall, one in West Sibley Hall, one in Tjaden Hall, and one in The Foundry.
- Digital Exhibition Specs (PDF)
John Hartell Gallery
Named in honor of a long-time professor of architecture and art, this centrally located gallery in Sibley Dome features north-facing windows, LCDs, and a moveable exhibition wall. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m–4:30 p.m.
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Department Exhibitions
Department exhibitions include student, faculty, and class-based exhibitions.
East Sibley Exhibition Hallway
Curated by the Department of Architecture, this hallway gallery, located on the first floor of East Sibley Hall, features work by the department's students and faculty.
Experimental Gallery
Curated by the Department of Art, this space features a 20-foot ceiling and bird's eye views from windows on the second floor. This gallery is located in 102 Tjaden Hall. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m–5 p.m. Applications to exhibit in the Experimental Gallery during the fall semester are due by May 1, and applications to exhibit during the spring semester are due by November 1 of the previous year.
Olive Tjaden Gallery
Curated by the Department of Art and named in honor of Olive Tjaden Van Sickle '25, a pioneering female architect and graduate of AAP, this gallery has a moveable wall to cover the windows. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m–5 p.m. Applications to exhibit in the Olive Tjaden Gallery during the fall semester are due by May 1, and applications to exhibit during the spring semester are due by November 1 of the previous year.
West Sibley Exhibition Hallway
Curated by the Department of City and Regional Planning, this hallway gallery features work from the department and aims to support its pedagogy. Exhibitions can be mounted by faculty or students and may contain work produced in the department or elsewhere.
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Other Opportunities
Book Launches
Through the AAP Exhibitions and Events office, the college will support significant publications by our faculty by hosting book launches as a means of sharing various research trajectories with students and faculty. Please refer to the guidelines and application below. Deadlines for book launch applications are April 1 for a fall event and October 1 of the previous year for a spring event.