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The galleries at Sierra Nevada University focus primarily on progressive emerging artists whose work ranges from traditional media to site-specific installations. This rich programming brings work that is both exciting and challenging to the college and local community.
Both our rotating exhibitions and monthly arts programming that is always free and open to the public. Sign up for our email list to get the most up to date information about our exhibitions and events.
Current Exhibitions
Tahoe Gallery
October 5 – November 16
Artist: Anna Bunnell
Reception & Artist Talk: Wednesday October 28, 5:30pm | ZOOM link
Anna Bunnell, BFA 2019, was the recipient of the 2019 Perspective on Design award to continue making art after graduation.
Upcoming Exhibitions
"Image-based Movement Meditations"
OnlineNovember 4, 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Artist: Scott McPheeters
artist website: www.scottmcpheeters.com
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"Latinos Who Lunch"
OnlineNovember 18, 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Artists: FavyFav (Justin Favela) & Babelito (Emmanuel Ortega)
website: www.latinoswholunch.com
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Our Galleries:
Garage Door Gallery
Location: Holman Arts & Media Center (located across the street from main campus at 1008 Tahoe Blvd), 1st floor
Rotating exhibitions throughout the school year, featuring visiting artists in a variety of disciplines and artistic styles.
Tahoe Gallery
Location: Prim Library, 3rd floor
More rotating exhibitions throughout the school year, featuring visiting artists in a variety of disciplines and artistic styles.
Reference Gallery
Location: Prim Library, 3rd floor hallway
Periodic exhibitions, often featuring work by current SNU students.
Ron and Maureen Ashley Community Gallery
Location: Holman Arts & Media Center, 2nd floor
Community-focused pop-ups, and short term exhibitions by SNU students.
Streamline Mobile Gallery
Location: Somewhere…
A vintage Streamline trailer converted into an art space. Students and faculty have taken the gallery to a variety of locations including CCACA (California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art), Burning Man, Sagehen Creek Field Station, and other locations throughout the western landscape.
Recent Exhibitions
This program is funded in part by grants from the Nevada Arts Council,
a state agency which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a state agency, and from the state of Nevada.
a state agency which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a state agency, and from the state of Nevada.