About Arcadia Exhibitions

Arcadia Exhibitions organizes programming for four distinct gallery spaces on campus throughout the calendar year. Its goal is to provide a broad-based community constituency with a stimulating roster of individual and thematic exhibitions of contemporary art ranging in scope and stature from the regional to the international. Public lectures, panel discussions, gallery tours, and receptions generate vital contexts for each exhibition while also serving as a forum to encourage dialogue among artists, educators, students, and the general public about contemporary art and its socio-cultural relevance.

In keeping with the measures enacted by the University to protect the health and well-being of the community, our galleries remain closed until further notice. Please return to this page for future updates. For more information on Arcadia’s response to the current health crisis, please follow this link.

CORONAVIRUS: University Updates and Information

Arcadia Exhibitions (formerly Arcadia University Art Gallery) now programs four venues on campus. The Spruance Gallery, housed in a renovated power station (built in 1892), is part of the Benton Spruance Art Center. The Harrison and Rosedale Galleries are located on the first and second floors of the University Commons, about a minute's walk from the Spruance Gallery.

Students have the opportunity to become involved with Arcadia Exhibitions through Arcadia University’s work-study program as well as by enrolling in courses offered through the Department of Art and Design’s minor in Arts Entrepreneurship and Curatorial Studies. For more information contact gallery@arcadia.edu.

At this time, Arcadia Exhibitions is not accepting unsolicited proposals. We invite regional artists to join our mailing list to stay informed about future opportunities to present their work.

Arcadia students interested in applying for a show in the Judith Taylor Gallery can fill out the Judith Taylor application form.