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Simile + Metaphor: Red Necklace

August 28–November 3, 2018 Contemporary painter and mixed media artist Barbara Owen creates a site-specific installation featuring her work with cut paper. Owen, who works…

Fiber/Paper/Love

Explore and interpret fiber’s use and forms in innovative ways.

Horrors and Honors

In her new book, Professor of Art History Touba Ghadassi writes about monsters, dwarves and the history of difference.

International Student Highlight: Lorenzo Condemi

Please take the time to read about our international students here at Wheaton College. Meet Lorenzo Condemi from Italy.

Arts in Ireland: That’s a Wrap

Sunday, July 1st Bon Voyage The shuttle to Shannon Airport arrives in thirty minutes. No one can believe that it’s been just three weeks in…

Arts in Ireland: Hard at Work

We’ve just finished week 2, which was pretty much totally focused on the Wheaton artists and musicians making new works and compositions, pushing their comfort…

Arts in Ireland: One week in

A Wheaton College Art and Music creative experience in Ireland.

Arts in Ireland: We’re leaving soon!!

The Arts in Ireland course is a twenty-one-day intensive creative experience that weaves together the shared creative aspects of visual art and music.

In Perspective—2018 Senior Studio Art Majors’ Exhibition

April 19–May 12, 2018 This exhibition features the work of Wheaton’s senior studio art majors. Beard & Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts

Props & Fine Art from Movies, Television & Theatre

March 1–April 13, 2018 Beard Gallery, Watson Fine Arts Film, television and theatre professionals create works of art that only work if they are unseen,…

Working Objects: Props by Ross MacDonald

March 1–April 13, 2018 Weil Gallery, Watson Fine Arts Artist Ross MacDonald has worked as a prop maker for Boardwalk Empire, National Treasure, Hateful Eight,…

Public Art in South Africa

Associate Professor of Women’s & Gender Studies and Art History Kim Miller and her coauthor examine how South Africa deals with public art, how it…