Global Studies majors and other students in Global Studies courses showcase their research in poster sessions and oral presentations, along with alumni panels and networking.

New work by First Nations Australian multidisciplinary artist Lisa Waup.

New video installation by Bogotá, Colombia-based interdisciplinary artist Camilo Leyva Espinel.

One of the most significant touring exhibitions of Aboriginal Australian art ever staged returns to the city where it was first envisioned.

Printmaking and ceramics by Yolŋu artists from Arnhem Land.

Exhibition featuring 85 printmakers from around the world who worked on the themes of space and place.

The Fralin will host the Tashi Kyil Tour Monks who will create a sand mandala in the museum. Visitors are welcome to watch the monks at work October 3-6.

The Fralin will host the Tashi Kyil Tour Monks who will create a sand mandala in the museum. Visitors are welcome to watch the monks at work October 3-6.

A photographic narrative about America through one immigrant's lens.

On view through Dec 31, 2023

POSTERS FROM THE FRONT LINES OF THE CLIMATE JUSTICE MOVEMENT, 1968–2022

Explore paintings by three black Indigenous woman artists from Australia's outback.

Explore original artwork from the outback of Australia!

Explore original artwork from the outback of Australia!

Explore original artwork from the outback of Australia!

Explore original artwork from the outback of Australia!

Exhibition and research by 2022 Carlo Pelliccia fellow, Emma Lineberger (MARH Candidate '23)

Performing Country, an exhibition highlighting never-before-seen works from Kluge-Ruhe's permanent collection, explores the ways Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists explore the complex...

Connected Urban Ecologies showcases the work, explorations, and research undertaken as part of the 2022 Venice Program, one of the longest running study abroad programs in the School of Architecture's

Exhibition of art on Buddhist arhats and teachers from Tibet, Qing China, and Edo Japan.

Exhibition and Gallery Talk by Master of Landscape Architecture student Theodore Teichman.

Arts & Crafts Night at The Fralin!

Art by Eric Cross and Stan Sweeney

This exhibit was largely curated by UVA alumni who took part in the anti-fascist counter-protests in the summer of 2017 when they were students.

Stop by our Mini-Fair and learn about the many ways you can gain a global experience both on grounds and abroad!

New works in printmaking by Jackson Taylor Sponsored by UVA Arts Council and UVA Department of Art

Mise-en-Scène: The Lives & Afterlives of Urban Landscapes is an immersive exploration of the social lives of urban landscapes—the actors and actions that compose the daily theater of urban life.