A solo photographic exhibition by Jasper Waldman '25 of large-format silver gelatin prints that explore the topology, atmosphere, and cyclicality of the Millstone River and surrounding watershed, from flood, to drought, to freeze, and flood again. Gallery open weekdays 8 AM-8:30 PM; weekends 9 AM-8:30 PM.

Exhibition of recent works by Schuyler Saint-Phard '25, an architecture major and visual arts minor. Through her sculptures and drawings, Saint-Phard unpacks what it means to be biracial. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 2/28 at 5 PM.

A solo photographic exhibition by Jasper Waldman '25 of large-format silver gelatin prints that explore the topology, atmosphere, and cyclicality of the Millstone River and surrounding watershed, from flood, to drought, to freeze, and flood again. Gallery open weekdays 8 AM-8:30 PM; weekends 9 AM-8:30 PM.

Exhibition of recent works by Schuyler Saint-Phard '25, an architecture major and visual arts minor. Through her sculptures and drawings, Saint-Phard unpacks what it means to be biracial. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 2/28 at 5 PM.

A solo photographic exhibition by Jasper Waldman '25 of large-format silver gelatin prints that explore the topology, atmosphere, and cyclicality of the Millstone River and surrounding watershed, from flood, to drought, to freeze, and flood again. Gallery open weekdays 8 AM-8:30 PM; weekends 9 AM-8:30 PM.

Exhibition of recent works by Schuyler Saint-Phard '25, an architecture major and visual arts minor. Through her sculptures and drawings, Saint-Phard unpacks what it means to be biracial. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 2/28 at 5 PM.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.

Monster Mash is an exhibition of both painterly and sculptural works by senior Caroline Weaver '25, a neuroscience major and visual arts minor. Weaver’s work explores the digital aesthetics of dress-up, nostalgic media, and horror’s fixation on the female body.