On the Range: Works by Terry Spehar-Fahey
In this exhibition of her latest body of work, retired faculty member Terry Spehar-Fahey introduces audiences to the world of Idaho ranching families of the Pahsimeroi Valley
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The 2022 Janet Dibble Art Competition and Student Art Showcase
This display gives the campus community the opportunity to see the creative practices and perspectives of students in various media.
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Infinite Potential: A Selection of Ceramics 2022
This exhibition will highlight a selection of student work from the ceramics and sculpture area, including methods such as building, wheel throwing and documentation.
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A Horse of a Different Color: Selections from the Cal Lutheran Western American Art Collection
This exhibit showcases several pieces from Cal Lutheran’s American West Art Collection, including recent acquisitions.
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Carl Dobsky: Now is the Happiest Time of Your Life
Dobsky is a legendary figure in the representational art scene, held in awe by his peers who view him as a visionary virtuoso and technical master of pencil and paint
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Poetic Vestiges: The Work of Clinton Hill
Clinton Hill (American, 1922-2003) was a prolific abstract artist– his paintings often rely on geometric shapes, defined edges, and styles such as minimalism and color field.
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The Janet Dibble Art Competition 2021
This competition was hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences and the William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art and was sponsored by The Janet Dibble Revocable Trust.
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Escapism: Senior Art Exhibit 2021
This exhibit embodies the realities that these student artists from the class of 2021 explored during the pandemic.
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Robin Holder: On Labor and Youth
This exhibit begins with labor, becomes steeped in childhood experiences, and ends with a combination of the two.
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Common Ground: Artists Reimagining Community
This investigates and questions the concepts of what “community” is and how we can reimagine what it can be by addressing the sociopolitical and economic ruptures laid bare by COVID-19 and the BLM movement.
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