Exhibitions

The Denison Museum presents “Black Snake Rising” by RYAN! Feddersen

The Denison Museum presents “Appalachia in Focus”

The Denison Museum presents “In Conversation: Will Wilson,” organized by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

Lake Valley is an eight-minute video work by American artist Rachel Rose.

Say It Loud includes the work of world-renowned contemporary Black artists who document and challenge dominant historical perspectives and events.

This exhibition explores the interaction between LGBTQ+ identities and their history.

Denison welcomes Artist Nathalie Miebach to offer our campus community new perspectives on the intersection of science, art, and music.

The Denison Museum presents an exhibition that explores the varieties of childhood in the US between the Civil War and World War II.

The Denison Museum and the Department of History present the work of revolutionary artist Emory Douglas.

The Denison Museum presents a mini retrospective of 30+ years of creative activism by the Guerrilla Girls.

The Denison Museum presents an exhibition titled "The Great War: Illustrations by Jean-Louis Forain."

Denison Museum exhibit explores what the liberal arts mean today.

The Denison Museum presents an exhibition titled "The Art of War: John Lawrence Doyle's Sharpshooters 76."

Denison Museum exhibit explores what the liberal arts mean today.

Denison Museum exhibition features a selection of 20th century political cartoons.

The Denison Museum and the Black Studies Program present an exhibit of photographs from the 1960s by Rowland Scherman.

Denison Museum presents an exhibition titled "The Human Condition."

Jeanine Michna-Bales exhibition at the Denison Museum.

The Denison Museum presents the opening of "Dressing Difference: Exploring Burma’s Ethnicities"

The Denison Museum presents "A Time Most 'Un' Civil"