EWU Gallery of Art

About

The EWU Gallery of Art is a central and vital space within the  Art Program, serving as a dynamic site for learning, inquiry, and engagement. The gallery presents a rigorous exhibition program designed to give students direct, first-hand experience with the work, ideas, and methodologies of contemporary visual artists.

The gallery presents three invited artist exhibitions each academic year, followed by two BFA Thesis exhibitions highlighting student work. In addition to its exhibition program, the gallery participates in the annual Research & Creative Works Symposium and hosts a visiting artist lecture series. These programs create multiple points of access for students to engage with contemporary artistic practice through exhibitions, lectures, and dialogue.

Hours

Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed weekends and holidays

Receptions are held on opening days of exhibitions (Thursdays at noon) unless otherwise noted.

All events are free to the public.

Location

The Eastern Washington University Gallery of Art is located in the Art Building, situated in the center of the arts complex on the south end of the EWU campus.

Questions? Contact Josh Hobson, Director of the EWU Art Gallery: .

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2026/2027 Exhibitions

Oct. 1 – Nov. 12, 2026

Their Own Devices | Joe Hedges
Opening Reception/Gallery Talk: October 1, Noon

Nov. 19, 2026 – Feb. 5, 2027

An Intervention | Eco Echo Art Collective

Feb. 18 – Apr. 19th, 2027

Two-Person Exhibition | Rachel & Josh Kopel

 

 

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Your generosity ensures that the gallery remains a vibrant hub for creativity and learning while providing immersive, hands-on experiences for our students. Together, we can cultivate a thriving space where art not only celebrates diversity but also helps shape the future leaders and thinkers of tomorrow.

More About the Gallery

Learn more about our upcoming exhibitions and what we have shown in the past.

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