Exhibitions

The Denison Museum presents: "I Will Never Properly Comprehend The Line", a Senior Studio Art Exhibition

Camilo Villalvilla Soto explores socio-political concepts, focusing on the political polarization, science and religions, and power relations.

The Denison Museum presents: "Unarchive the museum: archaeological collections and replicas from Ecuador"

The Denison Museum presents: "Kawsay Ukhunchay Andean and Amazonian Indigenous Art and Cultural Artifacts Research Collection"

The Denison Museum presents: "Mining the Qhapaq Ñan"

The Denison Museum presents: Dear Ukraine: A Global Community Poem.

The Denison Museum presents: "Art in a Time of War."

The Denison Museum presents Shift: Adapting with Change and Resilience.

The Denison Museum presents "Alumni Art Exhibition."

The Denison Museum presents Michael Jung.

The Denison Museum presents "What Do We Know We Want?" senior show.

The Denison Museum presents "Composing Communities, the work of Aminah Robinson."

The Denison Museum presents "Gordon Parks & Contemporaries through the lens."

The Denison Museum presents “Razed Here; Raised Here”

The Denison Museum presents “Be a Good Neighbor.”

The Denison Museum presents “Chasing Pigeons” senior show.

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.

Denison University celebrates senior studio art majors with an exhibition, “Flamin’ Estrogen: Reign of Fire” at the Denison Museum, April 30-May 21.

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.

Denison University presents a traveling photo exhibit emerging from the University of Dayton's Human Rights Center and PROOF: Media for Social Justice.

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

Mattress bags, party table covers, clay hardened by heat, and junk drawer items rendezvous in an exhibit by Assistant Professor Keith Allyn Spencer.

Denison Museum presents the opening of "The Weight of your plate: prints by Meredith Clark '17"

The Homestead 40th Anniversary Festival presents “Welcome to the Homestead: The Ever-evolving Experiment,” an exhibition opening at the Denison Museum.

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."

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

The Denison Museum presents "Lumen," a photographic exhibit that explores transition and highlights the issues of climate change.

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

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

Denison Museum exhibit explores what the liberal arts mean today.

The Denison Museum presents "Documerica, with The Vail Series & Ethel"

Denison Museum presents ENVS 256, Farmscapes

The Denison Museum presents "Luke Ahern, Recent Works: New Problems"

The Denison Museum presents "Ar·ti·facts: Abortion Stories and Histories" by Melissa Madera, Laura C. Harris Fellow.

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

Denison's Studio Art program welcomes artist Melissa Vogley-Woods and her exhibition "Opaque."

The Denison Museum presents the opening of Sage Lewis's exhibition "Material Inference"

The Denison Museum presents an installation by Bruce McClure: Materially Effecting the Cause

Jeanine Michna-Bales exhibition at the Denison Museum.

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

The Denison Art Museum presents the exhibition "Recollections: Jazz Photographs by Herman Leonard"

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

The Department of Studio Art and the Denison Museum present a student exhibition, "Curiosity Ignites."

The Denison Museum presents: "Curiosity."

The Denison Museum presents the opening of "INHERITANCE: Stories of Memory and Discovery"

The Denison Museum presents "Farmscapes"

The Denison Museum presents a new exhibition, "The Green Revolution."

Monomoy ispartnering with Denison Museum to display items from the Museum’s collection.

The Denison Museum presents the opening of the exhibition "Personal Space."

The works in this exhibition were created in Denison University's Introduction to Print course and addressed an exploration of memory.

The DRUCKWORKS exhibit allows audiences to experience the course Johanna Drucker's artistic development.

Zines about GLBTQ artists and art movements created by students in Associate Professor Ron Abram's Queer Graphix course.

Book + Art: The Reading Room features books by Ohio artists and is the result of research conducted by Heather Lyle.

Denison Museum presents Ten exemplary works on loan from one of the world’s oldest collections of Haitian art.

Denison Museum is pleased to present fifty photographs by Andrea Baldeck.

This exhibition features a selection of black and white photographs by the contemporary Chinese artist Rong Rong (b.1968).

The intern variety show is hosted by the Senior Denison Museum Interns and displays meaningful objects from their time working at the museum.

China Modern: Designing 20th Century Popular Culture presents an in depth exploration of 20th century Chinese advertising images.

The history of tea has been steeped in many cultures. “Turning Leaves” celebrates tea, its history and its ability to cross disciplines and cultures.

“Knock on Wood” highlights the many wooden items that Denison Museum has accumulated since Edmund Burke proposed the idea of an art collection.

Rockwell Kent (1882-1971) was an American artist whose work transcended any single medium, material, or genre.

Presenting work from a variety of 20th century artists from Denison Museum's permanent collection.

Tobacco advertisements during the 20th century portrayed smoking as a symbol of female liberation.

An exhibition of Pablo Picasso prints from the earliest phases of Picasso’s career—referred to as his “Blue Period” (1901-1904)

The Denison Art museum presents selected works by Theophile Steinlen.

Important Wood and Stone Objects and Artifacts in Granville Museums

The Senior Studio Art show is an opportunity to see the amazing work of Denison artists.

You Are My Favorite Photograph' is a show which mimics of the practice of spiritualism to reinvigorate the bridging between worlds unseen and seen.

Each work of art in Re-imagining the Distaff Toolkit has, at it’s visible core, a tool that was important for women’s domestic labor in the past.

lose Encounters 2: Acts of Social Imaginations is the second installment of Provisions Library CLOSE ENOUNTERS exhibition series.

Denison Museum presents Denison's prominent Burma collection.