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    • Piling Up: Paintings by Bethany Hays
    • The Hand That Finds, The Hand That Feeds, The Hand That Fails
    • The Geography of Phenomena: Paintings by Kendra Larson
    • Technology Transforms Tradition: Digital Drawings by Mikko Ijäs
    • Remains: Photographs by Frank Miller
    • Tracing Topographies
    • The Sordid Life of Toys
    • Tropic

The Roger W. Rogers Gallery

The Roger W. Rogers Gallery is housed within the Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center and is named in memory of the father of Colonel John S. Rogers '63. Both the Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center and the Rogers Gallery were made possible by a generous gift from the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation.  The Department of Art has administered the gallery since 2009, and appoints a faculty curator who curates two exhibitions a year in the Rogers Gallery.  The current faculty curator is Professor Andries Fourie. The Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center is open from 8 am to 6 pm Monday-Friday during the regular semester.

Current Exhibition:

• Piling Up: Paintings by Bethany Hays
  (January 14, 2013 - May 15th, 2013)

Previous Exhibitions:

• The Hand That Finds, The Hand That Feeds, The Hand That Fails: An Installation of Sketchbook Drawings by Nathan Lewis
  (August 28, 2012 - December 7th, 2012)
• The Geography of Phenomena: Paintings by Kendra Larson (January 13, 2012 - May 13, 2012)
• Technology Transforms Tradition: Digital Drawings by Mikko Ijäs (August 30 - December 9, 2011)
• Remains: Photographs by Frank Miller (Spring 2011)
• Tracing Topographies: An Installation by Michael Boonstra (Fall 2010)
• The Sordid Life of Toys: Photographs by Dennis Raines (Spring 2010)
• Tropic: New Drawings by Richard Martinez (Fall 2009)

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