Exhibitions

In this exhibition, works by contemporary artists will be paired with historical images that inspired their production. Pulled primarily from the Gettysburg College Art Collection with the addition of some significant loans, these pairings question how artists working in the 20^th and 21^st centuries interpret and reconfigure historical imagery to raise meaningful questions around shifting perceptions of race, gender and identity. Artists in the exhibition include Kara Walker, Andy Warhol, Carl Beam, Carrie Mae Weems, and Michael Scoggins, among others.

Senior studio art majors present their independent capstone work in a variety of media under the direction of Professor Tina Gebhart.

This exhibition features Violet Oakley's 1922 silkscreens depicting Pennsylvania's history and American unity.

This exhibition was curated by Cyndy Basil, ’25, under the direction of Gallery Director Sarah Kate Gillespie, and Kolbe Summer Scholar Isobel Debenham, ’25, under the direction of Professor Felicia Else, Art History.
The show received support from the Provost’s Office, the Department of English, the Department of French, and the Program in Public History, Gettysburg College.

Click to Explore Prints from the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation