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Installation view No Particular Order Illustrations by Anuj Shrestha

No Particular Order
Illustrations by Anuj Shrestha

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Arcadia Exhibitions organizes programming for four distinct gallery spaces on the Glenside campus throughout the calendar year. The program’s 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. 

Gallery talks, panel discussions, public lectures, 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.

All of this takes place within a liberal arts setting where the content of these shows and related events serve as an important resource in supporting Arcadia University’s mission and curricular goals.

Current

"Red Screen" by Jane Geayer.

Jane Geayer: Selections from the Permanent Collection

June 16 – October 5, 2025, Rosedale Gallery

Installation view of "No Particular Order: Illustrations by Anuj Shrestha"

No Particular Order: Illustrations by Anuj Shrestha

November 18, 2024 – October 19, 2025, Harrison Gallery

Ongoing

Image of students in archive examining artwork

Permanent Art Collection

Arcadia Exhibitions, in partnership with the Landman Library, oversees the University’s permanent art holdings.

Through hands-on experiences with this active collection of objects, representing an eclectic array of media and historical periods, students have the opportunity to develop professional knowledge in the fields of curation, archival preservation, and collections management in addition to art appreciation and critical analysis skills.

Black and white scan of a raw egg. Pati Hill.

Pati Hill Collection

Arcadia University is also the steward of the Pati Hill Collection, the most comprehensive archive of the artist’s work and related materials in the world.

To learn more, or to request a research appointment, contact us at gallery@arcadia.edu.

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