Past Exhibitions

Museum of the White Mountains Opening Reception: April 8, 5:30-6:30pm The annual capstone exhibits by BFA in Studio Art  students features the work, passion, and educational journey by PSU senior students. Studio Art students have been creating a focused body of work in their areas of interest.  On view April 8-April 28, 2020. 

Silver Center for the Arts Lobby Gallery Opening Reception: April 7, 5-6:30pm  The annual capstone exhibits by BFA in Graphic Design students features the work, passion, and educational journey by PSU senior students. Graphic Design students have been working all year, developing materials for their invented company concept and brand. On view April 7-April 28, 2020.

For art professors, the sabbatical time away from teaching is an opportunity to travel, explore, and contemplate. During their recent sabbaticals, Anneser and Driscoll have experimented with new ideas, processes, and media, while giving themselves time to simply create work. This exhibition gives us a view into their discoveries and the ongoing evolution of their work.

The Grand Hotels exhibit will feature the spirit of innovation and invention which infused the origins, development, and history of the New Hampshire White Mountains grand resort hotels. Highlighting the five surviving hotels – the Omni Mount Washington, Mountain View Grand, The Balsams, Eagle Mountain House, and Wentworth Hall and Cottages – the display will illustrate New Hampshire’s White Mountains as a case study for the American Plan hospitality model.

The annual capstone exhibits by BFA in Studio Art and BFA in Graphic Design students features the work, passion, and educational journey by PSU senior students. Graphic Design students have been working all year, developing materials for their invented company concept and brand. Studio Art students have been creating a focused body of work in their areas of interest.

Celebrating artistic achievements by area youth.

Highlighting the strength, energy, passion, and technical skill of our PSU art students, this annual exhibition features the best efforts of students from all levels of art making. Through exploration and experimentation inside and outside the classroom, this exhibition includes a wide variety of media from drawing, painting, photography, and video to graphic design, sculpture, and mixed media.

Featuring tourism materials from the 1880’s – early 1900s, from the MWM collection.

Cluster project exhibit. Co-curated by Rachelle Lyons.

What is personhood? How is identity constructed and how does it travel across time and space and memory? What are the echoes of a life? How are we all connected? Artists from multiple genres and media will share found objects and archival materials from a common source, as well as new individual and collaborative work created around/in response to those objects and materials. This collaborative exhibit features four PSU faculty members who are practicing artists.