UAM is pleased to present the 2023 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition featuring the work of  University at Albany Spring 2023 M.F.A. candidates: Erik Carrigan, John DeSousa, Robin du Plessis, Star Herrera, Pamela Rawden, Kelsey Renko, Phoebe Rotter, Jess Stapf, and Camryn Walsh. The exhibition opens April 27, 2023 as part of UAlbany’s inaugural Showcase Day.

Near & Far: Six Photography Portfolios from the University at Albany Fine Art Collections and Carrie Mae Weems: Coming Up for Air, both on exhibit until April 5, were featured in the Times Union. The article highlights how the pairing of exhibitions explore the resonant themes of celebrity culture, class and intimacy. 

Our 2022 Year in Review is here! The University Art Museum is excited to share what we do best as we continue to champion new artistic voices and explore new directions in contemporary art—none of which would be possible without your continued support and generosity!

The University Art Museum presents Sara Magenheimer: Dailies, a commissioned solo exhibition of video, vinyl text, and sculpture by artist, filmmaker, and poet Sara Magenheimer. Concurrently in our Collections Study Gallery, the UAM presents Chryssa’s screenprint series Gates to Times Square (1978), which refigures letterforms and characters of neon signs.

The University Art Museum is pleased to present the 2022 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition featuring the work of the University at Albany Spring 2022 Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) candidates: Sara Alonge, Alicia Barton, Juliana Haliti, Maddie Hinrichs, Tara Holmes, Minling Lin, H.C. Tiffany Lo, Jeanna Mead, and Dani Ruf.

Ronny Quevedo: offside was featured in a Times Union article by Tresca Weinstein. The exhibition "explores the convergence that exists within identities, histories and spaces — the tension between what is considered valuable and what is considered disposable, the play between architecture and the objects inside it, the way in which an image can be itself and, at the same time, something entirely different."

Our Spring 2022 exhibitions are featured in a Daily Gazette article by Indiana Nash – highlighting the way the artists' "work pulls together the personal and the political".

The highly coveted Andy Warhol Foundation grants focus on serving the needs of artists by funding the institutions that support them.