Exhibitions at Off-Site
Fall 2025 Exhibitions
Chimera
Chimera is an exhibition exploring the retelling of myths, hybrid bodies, and dreams made real that features the work of undergraduate and graduate students in the Department of Visual Art at the University of Kansas.
Preservation of Bodies, Emily Mulvaney
In this debut solo exhibition, Mulvaney explores the procedures and materials used in the laboratory to preserve, maintain, and archive specimens and other nonhumans. She investigates the history and ethics of such practices, asking whether we can expand or introduce new ways of halting degradation. Through her work, Mulvaney questions if true preservation exists, and whether fragments of a being can sufficiently represent its entirety.
Fall 2025 Senior Seminar
How did we get here? Gwyneth Hayes
"How did we get here?" is the senior exhibition by Gwyneth Hayes, BFA Candidate in Visual Art for Fall of 2025.
Flower Garden, Sehoon Jeong
"Flower Garden" is the senior exhibition by Sehoon Jeong, BFA Candidate in Visual Art for Fall of 2025.
Nostalgic Memoriam, Jewel Marsh
"Nostalgic Memoriam" is the senior exhibition by Jewel Marsh, BFA Candidate in Visual Art for Fall of 2025.
The Dog Goes Woof, Rebecca Graham
"The Dog Goes Woof" is the senior exhibition by Rebecca Graham, BFA Candidate in Visual Art for Fall of 2025.