The University
is home to a number of different galleries, each
with their own focus and purpose. Come visit each
space.
University
Gallery
The University Gallery is an essential
component of the teaching, research and service
mission of the School of Art and Art History.
Located on the east end of the Fine Arts Campus
Complex, the University Gallery's six exhibitions
per year bring current ideas in contemporary art
to our students and community. These exhibitions
are designed to enhance and challenge the bodies
of knowledge in the various studio disciplines
offered in our school.
University Gallery is located at
the intersection of SW 13th Street and SW 4th
Avenue in Building B of the Fine Arts complex.
Parking is available in reserved
spaces behind Fine Arts Building "C."
Visitor permits are issued to gallery visitors
at the University Gallery.
Visit the University Galleries website:
http://www.arts.ufl.edu/galleries
Focus
Gallery
The Focus Gallery is an 850 square
foot space that presents curated exhibitions of
student and invited artists' work. Shows change
monthly. The gallery is located in the lobby of
the School's administrative offices. It offers
cutting edge artwork and provides opportunities
for curatorial experience to faculty members and
graduate students in the museum studies graduate
program. This is a fun and vibrant venue.
The Focus Gallery is located in the main lobby
of Fine Arts Building C, on the University of
Florida campus. The Fine Arts complex is located
on the east side of campus.
Guest parking permits, and maps
for directions can be obtained from the university
campus main entrance.
Grinter
Gallery
The Grinter Gallery of International
Art is a unique location on the campus of the
University of Florida. Established by an endowment
from Linton and Constance Grinter, the first floor
of the Grinter Hall is the venue for exhibitions
of art created by international students and area
artists, as well as a location for traveling exhibits
of internationally based art. Exhibitions are
educational , and are installed for several months
at a time. A museum studies graduate student serves
as curator for this space. Input from many multi-cultural
campus organizations guides the planning for Grinter
Gallery.
Grinter Gallery is located
on the first floor of Grinter Hall, on the east
side of campus, just east of the University Auditorium.
Guest parking permits and maps for
directions may be obtained from the campus main
entrance.
