WE HAVE TEMPORARILY MOVED TO BARTLETT HALL RM 310 The Student Union Art Gallery is the oldest gallery on the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus.
Active since 1957, our organization strives to provide an opportunity for students, alumni, faculty, and visiting artists to present their work to the public in a professional and accessible manner. Working interactively with student organizations, campus departments, and professional artists, the Student Union Art Gallery provides an irreplaceable educational and cultural service. The Student Union Art Gallery is independent of residential area governments and academic departments. The gallery is generously funded by The Student Government Association (SGA) and the Graduate Student Senate (GSS), and through grants from the UMass Arts Council. Individual exhibitions may also receive additional support from sponsoring organizations or individual project grants. The Student Union Art Gallery is dedicated to four main goals: 1. Actively support and promote the expression of cultural multiplicity through programming that addresses a diversity of perspectives. 2. Provide a broad perspective of the contemporary art discourse by exhibiting work in a wide variety of media and formats by artists at all stages in their careers. 3. Expose inexperienced artists to the realities of public exhibition and/or performance. 4. Provide its undergraduate student staff opportunities to acquire skills important to work in arts administration, as well as the communication, customer-service, and task-management skills that translate across a number of career fields. The Student Union Art Gallery enthusiastically adheres to a policy of non-discrimination in all aspects of the organization.
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Have you checked out our online gallery yet? Don't miss out on these shows!
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The Student Union Web Gallery presents FUTURE SHOW, a series of downloadable artworks that you can purchase and print-- our way of extending out of the Internet and into your physical reality. FUTURE SHOW exhibits works inspired by the future we seek to co-create, upholding the visions of mutual a...
Introducing "Dead Links": a collection of curated YouTube Playlists from untrustworthy artists and intellectuals amounting to a series of wormhole experiences to travel down, throw the algorithm for a loop, and f**k up your recs. Featuring: 1. Patty Gone, 2. Eben Kling, 3. JD Swerzenski, 4. Kevin Pomerleau, 5. Brendan McCauley, 6. Amanda Chobani, 7. Uncle JJ, 8. Dave Hannon, 9. Vick Quezada, 10. Caroline Belle Stewart, 11. DK Kozuch
Check it out at https://suagdirector.wixsite.com/suag/dead-links
The first round of FUTURE SHOW works is up on the site! Check them out: https://suagdirector.wixsite.com/suag
The Student Union Web Gallery presents FUTURE SHOW, a series of downloadable artworks that you can purchase and print-- our way of extending out of the Internet and into your physical reality. FUTURE SHOW exhibits works inspired by the future we seek to co-create, upholding the visions of mutual aid networks, Black Lives Matter, community care and healing. We will accept rolling submissions until February 1st. Email [email protected] for inquiries.
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POP SHOW!! A SUAG staff-curated, open call undergraduate juried show.
Exhibit runs through 2/2 - 2/20 in Bartlett Hall 310
If you could speak to the Earth,
what would you say?
If you could express it through Art, what would you create?
When you hear the word “nature”, what do you feel?
When you feel most connected to the environment, where are you?
How do you view the Earth we live in?
How do you envision the future of our Planet?
~ Call for Art ~
People and The Environment
If you could speak to the Earth, what would you say?
If you could express it through Art, what would you create?
When you hear the word “nature”, what do you feel?
When you feel most connected to the environment, where are you?
How do you view the Earth we live in?
How do you envision the future of our Planet?
What world do you wish to live in?
Ever since beings have first inhabited its terrain, the world has provided us with a plethora of resources, rolling landscapes within all climates, a chance to form relationships with other organisms and much more. However, western ideologies deriving from the industrialization era triggered an environmental downfall for generations to come. Although interest in materialistic products and the mass market system stimulated the great trade of art, we have lost sight of the planet’s natural beauty and often take its generous offerings for granted.
This pop show is a chance for members of our community: local artists, students and anyone who shares a passion for the world we live in, to pay tribute to our Earth. We encourage artists to display the dynamic connection they feel with their ground and express it in any media they desire. Be creative, all are welcome to submit their work!
Exhibit Runs from 2/2/20 – 2/22/20
Reception: February 20th, 4pm to 6pm
Bartlett Hall Rm 310.
A SUAG staff-curated, open call undergraduate juried show.
ALL are welcome to submit. Submit your work by 1/25 (you’ll be accepted or denied within ten business days of submission), and if you’re admitted you’ll drop off your art by 1/31.
This is the very simple submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfydNNEZ3fCJOedXJUrSyWGMDLiOPbNpz8dmYebuFQfkwKsvQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Email [email protected] if you have any questions or access needs.
Upcoming exhibition by Nima Nikakhlagh installing this weekend!
How is your art influenced by the World Wide Web? Are you a Cyborg yet? Are there ways in which you use art to cope with the rapidly changing, exponentially escalating shifts in culture that are a result of modern technologies? Can your media be “social” beyond its presence in social media? What does the Internet look like in your mind? It’s ten o’clock, do you know where your phone is? At all times? Always? We are the Robots? Are we creating the Internet as it creates us?
These are the prompts for this year’s annual Student Union Art Gallery (at Bartlett Hall) Pop Show… “Because the Internet…”
If you have answers to any of these questions in the form of art, we want it. ALL are welcome to submit. Submit your work by March 20th (you’ll be accepted or denied within three business days of submission), and if you’re admitted you’ll drop off your art by Friday, March 22nd. If you want to participate in install, you can join us 10am to 5pm Monday, March 25th. The closing reception will take place Thursday, April 4th, 5:30-7:30pm Bartlett Hall Rm 310.
This is the very simple submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScAy_AmpE5XxHlc3b1VfRzAxk1pJWPWEwy5FaSyUOdBBfqPuQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
CALL FOR ART CALL FOR ART CALL FOR ART CALL FOR ART CALL FOR ART CALL FOR ART
Still open until March 20th. Don't delay!
How is your art influenced by the World Wide Web? Are you a Cyborg yet? Are there ways in which you use art to cope with the rapidly changing, exponentially escalating shifts in culture that are a result of modern technologies? Can your media be “social” beyond its presence in social media? What does the Internet look like in your mind? It’s ten o’clock, do you know where your phone is? At all times? Always? We are the Robots? Are we creating the Internet as it creates us?
These are the prompts for this year’s annual Student Union Art Gallery (at Bartlett Hall) Pop Show… “Because the Internet…”
If you have answers to any of these questions in the form of art, we want it. ALL are welcome to submit. Submit your work by March 20th (you’ll be accepted or denied within three business days of submission), and if you’re admitted you’ll drop off your art by Friday, March 22nd. If you want to participate in install, you can join us 10am to 5pm Monday, March 25th. The closing reception will take place Thursday, April 4th, 5:30-7:30pm Bartlett Hall Rm 310.
This is the very simple submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScAy_AmpE5XxHlc3b1VfRzAxk1pJWPWEwy5FaSyUOdBBfqPuQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Email [email protected] if you have any questions or access needs.
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How is your art influenced by the World Wide Web? Are you a Cyborg yet? Are there ways in which you use art to cope with the rapidly changing, exponentially escalating shifts in culture that are a result of modern technologies? Can your media be “social” beyond its presence in social media? What does the Internet look like in your mind? It’s ten o’clock, do you know where your phone is? At all times? Always? We are the Robots? Are we creating the Internet as it creates us?
These are the prompts for this year’s annual Student Union Art Gallery (at Bartlett Hall) Pop Show… “Because the Internet…”
If you have answers to any of these questions in the form of art, we want it. ALL are welcome to submit. Submit your work by March 20th (you’ll be accepted or denied within three business days of submission), and if you’re admitted you’ll drop off your art by Friday, March 22nd. If you want to participate in install, you can join us 10am to 5pm Monday, March 25th. The closing reception will take place Thursday, April 4th, 5:30-7:30pm Bartlett Hall Rm 310.
This is the very simple submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScAy_AmpE5XxHlc3b1VfRzAxk1pJWPWEwy5FaSyUOdBBfqPuQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Email [email protected] if you have any questions or access needs.
Join us for the opening! Wednesday February 20th, from 6 to 8pm. Refreshments provided.
THIRST explores the driving force of human actuality spanning from basic needs of survival and desire to imperialist lust, additionally how these combined factors manifest into material reality. Placed in proximity, Mateo Guadalupe's photographic collection of erotic bodies within the margins, and Vick Quezada's video and sculpture of a nuanced indigenous identity works to explore the human condition and other worldly possibilities of being.
Can't make the opening? The exhibition is open until March 9th. Visit during our gallery hours Mon-Thur 10am-5pm and Friday 10am-3pm.
A reminder, The Student Union Gallery has been relocated to Bartlett Hall, 310.
- NEWS FLASH‼️📰 - RECEPTION TONIGHT! This evening,*** 5 to 7 p.m.***, come join us at the SUAG for our first reception of the semester, featuring Pockets of Light! Come enjoy some complimentary food, friends, and work from artists Bibiana Medkova, Kathryn Fanelli, and Xuan Pham. Student Union Art Gallery, 5 to 7, see you there✨
That's Life Science
check out our latest #scicomm event - Pipettes & Paintbrushes is now on display in our brand new digital gallery: http://thatslifesci.com/outreach/ 13 artists and 13 scientists from UMass were paired up to create this installation. thank you so much to all of our amazing contributors, organizers, and Student Union Art Gallery for hosting! when #art and #science go hand in hand.
The Student Union Art Gallery presents Pipettes & Paintbrushes, a collaboration between the art undergraduates and science graduates. Valenka Rose, the curator of the gallery plus staff, explains how she and co-curator, Kit Straley put together the show. If you have missed the show, check out the video and see the amazing works the students created!
The Student Union Art Gallery presents Pipettes & Paintbrushes, a collaboration between the art undergraduates and science graduates. Valenka Cosick, the curator…
Hi guys! This year's SUAG's annual Pop Show was curated by the SUAG's staff and the Five Colleges. Everybody did a wonderful job presenting their work in different mediums, from painting to embroidery or video! Check out the video of the Pop Show in case you missed out on the exhibit.
The Student Union Art Gallery set up their annual Pop Show conducted by the staff members and the five colleges.
Happening now! Great crowd at the SUAG for the Pipettes & Paintbrushes Reception !! Come by until 7PM tonight!
Some great coverage of our pop show in the Collegian! This show is up for another week, come check out student curated student work! https://dailycollegian.com/2018/03/student-union-art-gallery-showcases-some-of-the-brightest-art-in-the-area/
Home, and what that word entails, is central to this year’s exhibition.
Hope everyone is doing well on their midterms! In the meantime, here's a video about Great Hope that was at the SUAG last week. Enjoy and please like.
Our first showcase of the Spring Semester. Check out the video of Tyler Rai's "Materiality of Sacredness".
We are so excited to have installed Great Hope today!! Come check it out during the week!
The Student Union Art Gallery is putting on the 4th annual POP SHOW featuring student artists organized by student curators including Celia Jailer, Abby Bonnanzio, and Haley McDevitt! This is an Open Call for student artists (in all departments) so share with your friends, classmates, ANYONE who may be interested in showing this March! Applications are due March 1st!
The POP SHOW is a student curated exhibition of undergraduate student work at the Student Union Art Gallery. This year will be the 4th annual POP SHOW! for this years show the curators; Haley McDevitt, Celia Jailer, and Abby Bonnanzio are looking for a wide array of submissions of work that inspire....
Hope everyone is doing well with finals! In the mean time, enjoy this video of Emma Warren's senior thesis show, Team Pain. She did a great job explaining and presenting her work pieces! Come by the SUAG next semester for more exciting exhibitions~
We're open today and tomorrow - come check out three senior thesis shows! In the meantime, here is a great video made by the SUAG's own Sharon Chen spotlighting our Cheap Art Show event from a few weeks ago.
Happy Friday!
Just a reminder that Dave Hannon's show is up and running for the next two weeks, so be sure to stop in and check it out! The reception will be October 19th from 4-6PM
Have a relaxing weekend y'all!
Are you a UMass student looking for a lil extra cash?? Tryna be nude??
The staff at the Student Union Art Gallery (SUAG) organizes FREE, weekly figure drawing sessions open to all 5-college students. We are hoping to create a community that fosters artistic growth, collaboration and dialogue. A space committed to artists and those interested in practicing art.
AND WE ARE HIRING MODELS!!!
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Inspiration from Lovis Corinth, and Francisco Zúñiga.
Hello friends, just some updates for the week -->
Don't forget to come check out our first reception of the semester NEXT Thursday 4-6pm, refreshments provided!
Figure Drawing will be up and running soon, more to come
Have a great weekend everyone!
Join us in our closing reception of Take Two by UMass MFA, Christopher Janke! The show includes voice and video recordings that allow us to interact with the work as well as experience self reflection.
Hello everyone and welcome back! A few updates:
Our first show of the semester will be going up this week with a reception TBA in the near future. Work in the show is by 3rd year MFA, Chris Janke!
Another update is that we are sadly going to be letting go of our Facebook profile and referring all of our fans/followers to this page! This will take some time, but just a heads up for the future!
Check back here for updates in the coming weeks 😁
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Hope everyone is doing well on their midterms! In the meantime, here's a video about Great Hope that was at the SUAG last week. Enjoy and please like.
Our first showcase of the Spring Semester. Check out the video of Tyler Rai's "Materiality of Sacredness".
Hope everyone is doing well with finals! In the mean time, enjoy this video of Emma Warren's senior thesis show, Team Pain. She did a great job explaining and presenting her work pieces! Come by the SUAG next semester for more exciting exhibitions~
We're open today and tomorrow - come check out three senior thesis shows! In the meantime, here is a great video made by the SUAG's own Sharon Chen spotlighting our Cheap Art Show event from a few weeks ago.
Confused? Stop by and check it out!
How is everyone's semester going so far? We have a new show up by three graduate students: Eben Kling, Joe Saphire, and Molly Hoisington. Come check out the Midway show: How Far Into The Woods Can You Walk this week! We're open M-Th 10am-5pm Fri 10am-3pm.
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