Current Exhibition
Frames of Reference features a selection of images that were captured throughout Trinidad, Jamaica, Panama, and Cuba during the 2011 Faculty Seminar Abroad.
International Center Gallery
The International Center Gallery is a public exhibition space used for visual art exhibitions that relate to the mission of the Carole Weinstein International Center and the Office of International Education.
Past exhibitions include “Nelly Agassi and Assaf Evron: Recent Work by Two Israeli Artists,” inaugural exhibition in the International Gallery, "Mapping the World from Richmond's Spatial Analysis Lab" featuring maps created by Adrian Bellomo, '10, Ashley Fortner, '11, Travis Henschen, '12, Jonathan Mayfield, '10, Curtis Thomas, '11, and Carly Vendegna-Ramirez, '10, “Feed Me Art," 2010 Senior Thesis Exhibit," featuring the art work of University of Richmond alumni: Jonathan Ashe, Megan Bell, Leigh Donahue, Anthony Ferguson, Ashley Foxen, John Frey and Amy Mathis, "Achachis y Bordados: Storytelling Embroideries from Chijnaya, Peru," featuring a selection of traditional embroideries, called “achachis” made by the artisans of Chijnaya, Peru, and film stills from the documentary "Faces of Communism" directed by Zhivko Illeief and Charles Mike, '11, recipients of the 2010 Davis Projects for Peace grant.
The current exhibition: Frames of Reference: Images from the 2011 Faculty Seminar Abroad, is curated by Jeremy Drummond, associate professor of art, University of Richmond.
Visit the Gallery
The International Gallery is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.