Dreams Before Extinction | 2014
Naeemeh Naeemaei
Prints from a series of large scale paintings by Iranian artist depicting the need to protect wildlife.
Ut Pictura Poesis/Popular Expressions in Tunisia: From Handicraft to Calligraffiti | 2014
Joseph Krause and Karim Hamdy
Karim Handy
Jasmine Revolution: Posters from the Tunisian Revolution | 2014
Carnet de Bretagne | 2014
Exhibition of text and sketches from Brittany, France
Marie Le Glatins-Keis
Portraits from an Iranian artist depicting the freedom of one’s inner life
Boundaries of Thoughts | 2015
Sahar Fattahi
Pain and Perseverance in Guatemala | 2015
Photography and Textiles documenting a Guatemalan Human Right Commission Study Abroad trip
Trischa Goodnow
Rick Bartow
Works on Paper | 2015
Behind the Fence | 2016
Yuji Hiratsuka
Drawn to Murals | 2016
Public art from Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina
Eileen Hinckle
Secrets of the Creatures | 2016
Paintings exploring themes of environmental justice and animal rights
Irene Olivieri
Paintings from Seoul, Korea | 2016
Chang Ae Song
Views of Paris | 2016
Paintings from an anonymous collector
Park Bench Stories | 2016
Representational fabric collages of photos taken of people sitting on park benches from around the world
Leni Wiener
Source | 2016
Paintings, sculpture and installations referencing environmental justice and protection of nature.
“All life is one, derived from one source”
Liisa Rahkonen, Sandra Roumagous & Eliza Murphy
North African-Middle Eastern Women Resisting with Art | 2017
Exhibition in support of grant for an Oregon State University Summer Institute from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Joseph Krause and Nabil Boudraa
Lilia Labidi
Bountiful Harvest and Border Crossings | 2017
Paintings and Drawings. Exhibition honors Latino farm workers of the Rogue Valley
Betty LaDuke
Dreams of Cuba | 2017
Photography from Cuba
Greg Bal
Brilliant and Resilient | 2017
Portraits celebrating the power of disabled women activists from around the world.
Emotions & Sensations| 2017
Celebrating the art of engraving from an artist who lives and works in Barcelona.
Dolors Escala
NosDeulen56 | 2018
Commemorative portraits from artists around the world of 56 girls who died or were severely burned in a fire in Guatemala City.
Many thanks to Susan Shaw, WGGS.
Languages of Nature | 2018
Paintings and drawings celebrating the emotional nature and intricacies of the natural world.
Renee Zangara & David Maddison
Mountain Memories | 2018
Glimpses of Asia.
Erin Price
Languages of Nature | 2018
Paintings and drawings celebrating the emotional nature and intricacies of the natural world.
Renee Zangara & David Maddison
Reverance | 2018
The exhibition was in support and celebration of OSU150. Themes from the NW Indigenous heritage and culture, explored symbols, politics, activism through painting, installation and indigenous art practices.
Ka’ila Farrell-Smith, Natalie Ball & Rick Bartow
Celebrating Traditional Asian Dress and Culture | 2019
Traditional, ceremonial costumes and objects from China, Japan and Korea.
Costumes and objects on loan from the Chinese, Japanese and Korean WLC faculty .
Joseph Kruase
Drawing in The Norther Light, Photography | 2019
Poetry and photography inspired by the late 20th century Symbolist movement and Danish painter Hammershoi.
Re-Imagining Multilingualism’s at OSU | 2019
Exhibition of creative works by students of Linguistics 251, the School of Language, Culture and Society. The student’s contributions served to reflect social justice issues around language bias and discrimination.
Kick Keis | Waldo Hall
Muxe: The Poem That Never Dies | 2019
A glimpse into the world of the Zopotec Muxe community in Juchitán. Exhibition installed in Waldo Hall.
Works on Paper | 2020
Dolors Escala, Barcelona
Mary Beth Leigh
In a Time of Change: Microbial Worlds | 2020
University of Alaska at Fairbanks– An Arts, Humanities, Science Collaborative Exhibition.
Discover the world of microscopic organisms – fourteen artists and writers magnify the microbial world.
The exhibition references the complexities, and discrimination that face Asian-Americans and also explores the issues that face people
who are international adoptees.
The photos show the harmony and mutualities of the world through portraitures, against background of cultures and locales around the world. The monoprints convey a magical approach to composition and color. And the nudes offer interest in the universality of the human form. Together, the exhibition celebrates our world of many cultures and the universal aspects of the human experience.