Gainesville Campus Art Exhibits
Roy C. Moore Art Gallery
The Roy C. Moore Art Gallery is located on the Gainesville Campus in the Continuing Education/Performing Arts Building. Find the gallery on the UNG interactive map.
Upcoming and Current Exhibitions
December 2 - 29
Holiday Art Style
January 7 - 30
Kelly King: Crooked Little Places
Artist led tour and reception: January 30, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Kelly King explores the psychological spaces that are created as we shape our environment. Constructed from a material that is both enduring and fragile, her ceramic sculptures possess an underlying vulnerability. A thin skin is wrapped taut over a house’s skeletal structure. Rigid constructions soften as they lean in toward one another. The work acknowledges our desire to individualize our space and set boundaries, but it also seeks out the human impulse to connect with others.
February 3 - 26
Ebony Glenn: The Importance of Representation in Children’s Literature from an Illustrator’s Perspective
Artist led tour and reception: February 26, noon
The power of media to portray people of different backgrounds and ethnicities is very important to the social-emotional development of young children. Picture books can play a pivotal role in helping to build their self-esteem and respect for others. From sketches to finished art, an illustrator can play a critical part in helping to share these different perspectives and identities with their illustrations.
March 2 - 20
Student Scholarship Winners Exhibition
Tentatively April 2 - 24
Senior Show
April 27 - May 8
Spring Art Sale
The Gainesville Campus art students will hold their end-of-year spring art sale in the Roy C. Moore gallery. The sale will include ceramics, prints, paintings, photography, digital media and sculpture. Cash, checks, Venmo and Paypal are accepted and all proceeds go to the students