A Practice of Art major in the Department of Art and Archaeology, Audrey Zhang presents an exhibition titled Immortality with new work in origami sculpture, painting, video, and multimedia installation. Her art primarily features paper, metal, watercolor, and light.
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Exhibition Details
The exhibition is free and open to the public; no tickets required. The Hurley Gallery is open daily 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Exhibition Photos
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Practice of Art major Audrey Zhang ’25 presents Immortality, an exhibition of new work in sculpture, painting, film, and multimedia on view in the Hurley Gallery from March 17-28. Photo by Jon Sweeney
Directions
Get directions to the Hurley Gallery, located on the mezzanine level of the Lewis Arts complex.
Accessibility
The Hurley Gallery is an accessible venue. The best accessible entrance to the Hurley Gallery is via the Plaza level entrance using the Arts Tower elevator (down to level M). Visit our Venues and Studios section for accessibility information at our various locations. Guests in need of access accommodations are invited to contact the Lewis Center at 609-258-5262 or email LewisCenter@princeton.edu at least one week in advance of the event date.
