An Artful Life Alfred P. Maurice Wed February 26 – Friday March 7 Reception: Wine...
The Cannon Gallery of Art
at Western Oregon University
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Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts
Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts: Selections from the Permanent Collection January 8...
WOU Art Faculty Biennial Exhibition
WOU Art Faculty Biennial Exhibition November 13 – December 13, 2019 Jen Bracy, Clay Dunklin,...
Two Water Ways
Two Water Ways Pam Serra-Wentz and Bill Shumway October 2 – November 1, 2019 Reception with...
2019 BFA Graduates Exhibition
Western Oregon University Art Department Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduates Exhibition Sabrina Riff,...
The Gathering
The Gathering Chemeketa Community College Art Faculty April 3 – April 26, 2019 Reception...
Criaturas que Nacen del Viento, Low Synth Bass, Losusurros de mi Ser
Carla Javier-Brea: Criatura que Nacen del Viento Holland Andrews: Low Synth Bass Alejandra Arias...
Mask For New Year
Mask For New Year Yaloo Pleasurably January 9 – February 8, 2019 Reception with the Artist...
Nightcore Deep Cuts
Nightcore Deep Cuts Tabitha Nikolai Nov 7 – Dec 7, 2018 Reception with the Artist: Wednesday...
The Cannon Gallery of Art is located in the heart of Western Oregon University’s campus in the beautifully renovated Campbell Hall. Campbell Hall was built in 1871 and is the oldest building still in use the Oregon University System. The gallery has approximately 700 square feet of exhibition space and holds seven exhibitions during each academic year. Thematic and media-specific exhibits by regional and nationally acclaimed artists are included in each annual schedule.
Beginning in October, 2018 Hamersly Library Exhibits now coordinates all scheduling with the Cannon Gallery of Art. These exhibit spaces provide WOU faculty and students an avenue to showcase their skills and talents. They provide an extension of the classroom for WOU faculty; the library has hosted several exhibits curated by faculty and students on topics/issues that they have been studying. Finally, the exhibits program provides a way for the library to “extend” its resources – to find cultural and artistic information from other individuals or areas outside the university and to bring it to the campus. For information regarding future schedules and open dates, please contact the Cannon Gallery Director, Paula Booth, via email or at 503-838-8607.
