Duke Hall Gallery

Come and see Skeena Reece in Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art! Its open for another 2 weeks, so come in and stop by!

Please join the Duke Hall Gallery of Art on Tuesday, November 17, 2020 from 5:30-6:30PM to hear Robert Mertens discuss “What is Fibers Art Now?”

Hey everyone, there are only two opportunities left - this Tuesday and Friday - to see the MFA exhibits in person! Make sure to check it out.

Have you seen the new online exhibition of works by Southeast Fibers Educators Association artists at the Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art? sites.lib.jmu.edu/influx/

Mallory Burrell's and Danielle Romagno's exhibitions have been extended until October 23rd- if you have not already viewed them. New fall hours are Tuesday and Friday  2-5pm. Make sure to also view their 3D online tour.

We are excited for our next show 𝘗𝘩𝘢𝘴𝘦 𝘚𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦 by Lindsay Packer! Join us on January 27th for the opening reception. #dukehallgallery #PhaseSpace

poet Lauren K. Alleyne will read excerpts from Honeyfish, a new release from New Issues Press followed by a conversation about process, belonging and other themes with artist, John Ros.

first friday is TOMORROW! be sure to come visit us in the gallery between the hours of 5-8PM!

join MFA candidate, chris cohen, for an artist lecture TOMORROW in Duke 1032 5PM. discover more about cohen’s career and the inspiration behind his thesis exhibition, white noise!

see you TONIGHT at the white noise opening reception!

join us for an opening reception tomorrow night for chris cohen’s thesis exhbition, white noise! we encourage you to come at your convenience any time between 5-7PM! as always, light refreshments will be provided

chris cohen’s, white noise, will be on display april 22-may 25. the exhibition will include cohen’s work in ceramics, photography, painting and installation. white noise focuses on cohen’s tenuous relationship with his own identity as a white, southern, american male.

we are still accepting applications for summer and fall internships! if you have any questions, contact gallery director, John Ros at rosjm@jmu.edu!

the gallery will be closed this week due to installation. we will be open again on april 23rd!

first friday downtown is TONIGHT and we are so excited to see you!

we are OPEN this friday for Harrisonburg’s first friday downtown! this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy our exhibit and some light refreshments as you explore different venues. join us anytime between 5-8PM!

curators, Maureen Shanahan and Beth Hinderliter with artist, Amina Menia and gallery director John Ros in front of Menia’s new work! #ColonialWoundsPostcolonialRepair

“Amina Menia’s work questions the relation to architectural and historical spaces, and challenges conventional notions around the exhibition space” #ColonialWoundsPostcolonialRepair

maureen shanahan, professor of art history, will instroduce two short WWl films of injured soldiers and processes for facial repair on tuesday at 6:30pm. this is a wellness passport opportunity for health 100 students and will be held in the HBS Building room G010

have you seen the new exhibit yet? today is the perfect day to visit! we are ready and open until 5pm this evening