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August 27-September 22, 2007
- 'Moving Through Medium': six emerging artists animate for the first time, Curated by Visiting Assistant Professor and Gallery Director, Annie Heckman; featuring Gisela Insuaste, Lisa Leighton, Karin Lekan, Bridget Riversmith, Kit Rosenberg, & Kelley Schei
- Opening reception: September 6, 4-6 p.m.
October 5-November 2, 2007
- Little Theatre Gallery, For Better or For Worse and Other Mixed Messages by K. Johnson Bowles
- Hammes Gallery, Vision Fields by Mary Magsamen and Stephan Hillerbrand
- Sister Rosaire Gallery, Beneath the Surface: digital imagery by Ellen Jantzen
- Opening Reception: Thursday, October 4, 4-6 p.m.
- Gallery Talk with Mary Magsamen & Stephan Hillerbrand at 5.30 p.m. on October 4.
November 11-17, 2007
- Student Portfolio Reviews
December 7-14, 2007
- Senior comprehensive exhibitions by Maggie Siefert and Kelly Tighe
- Opening Reception: December 7, 5-7 p.m.
January 25-February 22, 2008
- Little Theatre & Sister Rosaire Galleries, ‘arrested development’ group exhibition curated by Gallery Director, Krista Hoefle. Features work by Scott Stulen, Rich Mansfield, Jason Lahr, Rudy Shephard, Eric Prykowski, and more
- Hammes Gallery, ‘Airline to Heaven, Part I’ by Annie Heckman
- Opening Reception: January 25, 5-7 p.m.
March 12-28, 2008
- Little Theatre Gallery, ‘(Return of) The Lab’ - a rotating exhibition of work by students from Introduction to Video (fall 2007) and Beyond Object (spring 2008)
April 4-18, 2008
- Senior comprehensive exhibitions
April 20-24, 2008
- Student portfolio reviews
May 1-August 1, 2008
- Little Theatre Gallery, Juried student exhibition 2008; Juror - Candace Waterloo, class of 2004
- Sister Rosaire Gallery, new work by Candace Waterloo
- Opening reception: May 1, 4-6 p.m.
Mission Statement
The mission of m.a.g.--the Moreau Art Galleries at Saint Mary's College (Notre Dame, IN) is to present professional and educational exhibitions of contemporary art that are challenging and innovative in both content and media. In one exhibition season a range of media, content, and point of view are represented. Exhibitions firstly serve as a teaching tool for the department of art and reflect the needs, interests and concerns of students. Secondly, exhibitions support the educational objectives of other departments at Saint Mary's College. In addition, exhibitions serve as cultural and intellectual enrichment for the Saint Mary's community. Thirdly, the Moreau Galleries encourages the community-at-large to become more aware of the important role the arts play in education and the general enhancement of everyday life the visual arts provide.
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