The University Art Collection embodies a rich tapestry of artistic expression spanning diverse mediums, styles, and cultural influences. From renowned masterpieces to emerging talents, each piece reflects the university's commitment to fostering a dynamic environment that celebrates the power and beauty of visual art.
Our mission is to provide educational and aesthetic experiences for members of the University community and the surrounding region through the exhibition, research, and preservation of original works of art. Learn more about the University Art Committee, the Collection, and how to make a gift or donate to the collection.
Campus Art Guide
Since accepting the first work of art in 1969, a gift of R. Malcolm Koch, the University Art Collection now numbers 4,000 objects of art, artifacts, and manuscripts and reflects a vast scope from antiquity through contemporary art. Many works are on display throughout campus. This is a selection of those artworks.
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