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A new art installation was introduced to the Barone Campus Center on Dec. 1, 2023 in acknowledgment of the war between Israel and Palestine. “Holy City” by Brian Whelan represents the coexistence of...

An organization called Art Bridges, which has previously supplied grants and loans to the Fairfield University Art Museum, recently announced a three-year, $56,000 grant to the museum to help expand its...

On Friday, April 21, the Fairfield University Art Museum opened its newest exhibit, entitled “In Their Element(s): Women Artists Across Media.” This exhibit showcases nearly 50 pieces from various...

The other week I had the luxury of returning to my childhood roots by visiting Hands on Pottery located at 1700 Post Rd. With a majority of the crowd being eight years or younger, I was surprised more...

Elizabeth Hohl, Ph. D., commenced her “History Bites: Women’s Rights are Human Rights” presentation at the Fairfield Museum and History Center on Thursday, March 23 with a joyful...

Regular visitors of the Fairfield University Art Museum are already aware of the wide variety of art displayed in temporary exhibitions over the years. Previous collections range from Renaissance pieces to...

On Thursday, Feb. 2, the Fairfield University Art Museum held a virtual “Art in Focus” event to discuss “Spring Moon at Ninomiya Beach” by Kawase Hasui. This event was hosted by Michelle DiMarzo of...

From Sep. 23 through Dec. 22, 2022, the Fairfield University Art Museum is displaying “Gladys Triana: A Path to Enlightenment Beyond Exile” in the Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery.  Gladys Triana is a...

“Painting the Border: A Child’s Voice,” an art exhibit that tells the stories of young migrant children, is currently on display here at Fairfield. The artwork currently hangs in the Dimenna-Nyselius...

I had the opportunity to attend the Fairfield University Art Museum’s event, Art in Focus: “El Greco, The Holy Family” on Thursday, Sept. 22 where Michelle DiMarzo, Ph.D., a professor of Art History here...