Past Exhibitions (page 5)
Gallery Interns’ Show: The Artists and the Mews
For the fourth year, the Williamson’s interns have created an exhibition with works chosen from the permanent collection. This year’s theme is all things feline.
Read MoreBeyond the Object: The 72nd Scripps Ceramic Annual
The Ceramic Annual celebrates its 72nd year – this time bringing drawing into the mix.
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Preserving China’s Past: Oct. 31st – Dec. 13, 2015
The work of conservators is celebrated in these beautifully restored paintings from the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Documenters and Storytellers Exhibition
The exhibition explores the evolution of artistic expression within the field of documentary photography.
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Senior Show: Things You Can’t Explain, Through May 16
The Senior Art Show is the culmination of the studio art major at Scripps.
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Angels and Demons: Interns’ Exhibition at Gallery 112
For the fourth year running, Williamson Gallery interns have created an exhibition based on their own concepts – from idea to opening night.
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The Familiar and the Indefinable in Clay: The 71st Ceramic Annual
The Scripps College Ceramic Annual, the longest continuous exhibition of contemporary ceramics in the United States, will open for its 71st year on Jan. 24, 2015, with works that “hint at the familiar and steer towards the indefinable.”
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Nine-Point Perspective: Faculty Exhibition at Scripps
Williamson Gallery’s Faculty Exhibition offers a rare opportunity for visitors to examine the wide variety of perspectives from this diverse group of artists who, together, foster new generations of artists.
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Femfolio at Gallery 112
In conjunction with the Williamson Gallery’s Women and Print exhibition, the Femfolio, a collection of works by 20 female artists, is on display at Gallery 112, Lang Arts Building, from September 2 through October 19, Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm and 1:30 – 5 pm.
Read MoreWomen and Print: A Contemporary View
Science, the environment, and politics are the themes taken up by 27 artists in the Gallery’s first show of the year, which conveys the strength and breadth of work produced by women printmakers today.
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