Celebrating the Harnett Museum and Study Center as a place for teaching and experiential learning with art, Look Again highlights a fresh approach to building an art collection for the University of Richmond. This exhibition features drawings, paintings, prints, photographs, ceramics, and coins acquired with our curriculum in mind and chosen in dialogue with our academic community. As we welcome diverse voices, media, and practices into our library of visual objects, we invite you to enjoy the interpretive writing of our students and faculty throughout the gallery.
Working collaboratively with faculty from any field of study, we present objects from the collection in Museums+ that inspire compelling conversations with students about key topics and concepts in their courses. Through this initiative, the UR Museums invite classes into the galleries to explore how collection objects spark conversations with the images, texts, and data sets they study in the classroom.
A new exhibition — Look Again: Art for Our Curriculum — is on view at the Harnett Museum of Art at the University of Richmond through May 17.
An appreciation for the aesthetics and history of art sparks senior Alexandra Gramuglia’s interest in curation.
Border Cantos | Sonic Border will be on view at the Harnett Museum of Art at the University of Richmond through Dec. 17.
Students spent spring break in NYC selecting a new work for UR’s Harnett Museum of Art. See what they saw — and picked.
