COMING SOON!
Call for Entry | Juried Student Exhibition
Submit your work for the 42nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition. All media accepted. All currently enrolled Brown University students eligible. Submissions close January 28, 2022. Submission website opening soon.

No Monitor Hours | Thanksgiving Recess
Sun. Nov 21 - Sun. Nov 28
There will be no Monitor Hours in observance of Thanksgiving Recess from Sunday, November 21 through Sunday, November 28th. Monitor Hours will resume on Monday, November 29th. Students with swipe access to the building will still be able to access their studios during this time, but some of the equipment and machinery will be locked.

Spring Gallery Lottery
Fri. Dec 3, 12pm
The Spring Gallery Lottery is happening this Friday, November 15th at 12pm in List Art room 325. As a Senior Visual Art Concentrator, you are required to attend this meeting in order to secure a space in one of the galleries for your Senior Thesis Capstone Exhibition in the spring. If you are not able to attend this meeting, please ask someone to proxy for you AND email Daniel Stupar to let him know you will be absent. This exhibition is a graduation requirement for all Visual Art Concentrators.

Seeing Silicon Valley | Portraits by Mary Beth Meehan
On view now
Watson Institute
Mary Beth Meehan uses photography to transform public spaces, works collaboratively to reflect communities back to themselves, and aims to jolt people into considering one another anew. Combining image, text, and large-scale public installation, Meehan’s work challenges notions of representation, visibility, and equity, and prompts people to talk with one another about what they see. Meehan’s work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Boston Globe, as well as in publications in the U.K., Europe, and Asia.

Zine-making Workshop with Dani Capistrano
Mon. Nov 15, 6:30-8pm
Friedman Hall 202
"Join us for an evening of zine-making guided by Daniela “Dani” Capistrano (she/they), artist and founder of the POC Zine Project. Since 2010, the POC Zine Project (@poczineproject on Twitter and IG) has been working “to make all zines by people of color easy to find, distribute, and share.” In this workshop, Dani will give a brief overview of the zine medium and will guide participants in the creation of their own zine. This will be a hybrid event with in person and remote accessible participation options. All identities and levels of zine experience are welcome. Co-sponsored by the Brown Center for Students of Color and the Sarah Doyle Center for Women and Gender." RSVP here.