During the summer of 2025, the Lynne Johnson Travel Award in the Art Department supported Art History major Yolanda (’27) in traveling to Suzhou, China to study Classical Chinese gardens firsthand. Established in honor of Dr. Lynne Johnson, the award encourages students to engage directly […]
Check out the new Studio Art & Art History courses offered in the Summer/Fall 2026! Summer Courses
On Thursday, February 12, 2026 at 5pm in Farrell Hall’s Broyhill Auditorium, Wake Forest welcomes Jorge (P ’26) and Darlene Pérez as the Acquavella Distinguished Lecturers in Arts Management—Join us for a moderated conversation with Dr. Jay Curley from the Department of Art:
On Tuesday, May 20, 2025, Professor Nikki Moore will speak on Field Work: Tina Modotti and the Free Schools of Agriculture, México, 1926–32, sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art. Click here to learn more and to join the online session.
Exhibition runs May 12 – 16 at stArt Gallery Reynolda Village. Reception Thursday, May 15, 5pm. See more.
Exhibition runs May 5 – 9 at Hanes Mezzanine Gallery. Reception Thursday, May 8, 5-7pm. See more.
Exhibition runs April 28 – May 2 at stArt Gallery Reynolda Village. Opening reception Tuesday, April 29, 5-7pm. See more.
Exhibition runs April 21 – 26 at Hanes Mezzanine Gallery. Opening reception Monday, April 21, 5:30-7:30pm. See more.
Tania Del Moral (’23), as part of the Latin America Working Group Education Fund (LAWGEF), has curated an exhibition titled Empty Graves, Empty Promises: A Photographic Journey Into Mexico’s Disappearance Crisis and the Role of the U.S. that will be exhibited before Congress from September 23rd – […]
Dr. Harry Titus, beloved Professor Emeritus of Art, passed away on June 26. He inspired countless students and colleagues during his 32 years at Wake, retiring in 2013. Harry was indeed one of a kind and held an equal passion for teaching as he did […]