This student exhibition showcases the risk-taking inherent in creative discovery. Exeter students in ART 500 and ART 999 courses engage in an in-depth exploration of art materials and themes while developing their own body of work.
Image Credit: Maya Kim '18, 2018, Objects of Importance, Oil on canvas. From the 2018 Student Exhibition - BIG TIME: ART 500+
Way of the World constructs an imaginary theatrical environment connecting the swashbuckling 18th century and the blight of economic depression or post-apocalyptic times of today.
Image Credit: B. Lynch, Cook and Spectacles in Camp, 2012-2019 (ongoing), Mixed media, primarily paper, paint and wire.
American Mortal features work by Becky Alley and Melissa Vandenberg who create works of commemoration, set within the context of United States politics.
Works created by Phillips Exeter Academy Employees.
Cut Up/Cut Out features 2-D and 3-D works by national and international artists who explore the practice of “cutting” in various ways – from cut paper to plastic to metal.
Image Credit: Gabriel Schama, Untitled (Irises)
Lamont Gallery programs are supported in part by the Michael C. Rockefeller ’56 Visiting Artists Fund.
Lamont Gallery, Frederick R. Mayer Art Center, Phillips Exeter Academy
20 Main Street, Exeter NH, 03833
603-777-3461 / gallery@exeter.edu