Free and open to all, our art gallery and performing arts center is a hub for student artwork, plays, and creative expression.
Featured Exhibit
Transcendent Nature
March 18, — May 12, 2025
Michael Abrams is an artist and painter of nature who has exhibited his works around the United States and abroad. He grew up in Rensselaer County in a home perched above the majestic greenery of the Hudson Valley. These views became deeply engrained in his subconscious and profoundly influenced the way he sees the world. Combining a love of art history and images collected from memory and nature, Abrams work offers a glance at personal observations summoning far off scenes, diffused tree forms, and glints of light reflecting off distant waters, all suggesting a selection of familiar fragments of nature meant to recall memory and emotion and instill longing for an idyllic world.
Opening Reception
Friday, March 28, 4:30 p.m. — 6 p.m.
A Place to Create
Through offerings that spark ideas, conversations and experiences relevant to current topics, we build connections in our community, and beyond. Our space includes a 300-seat auditorium and stage, an art gallery, dance studio, music library and practice rooms, a green room, and office and storage space. Our gallery exhibits are constantly changing, and are always free and open to the public.
A Unique Space
Designed with the future in mind, the Currier Center building features a sustainable design with plenty of natural light to contribute to the feeling of movement and activity within. Inside, bold colors heighten the experience of the performance spaces, gallery walls can be moved to reconfigure the exhibition space, and gorgeous views connect visitors to the surrounding landscape.
Past Exhibits
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An historic gem of campus, the former cow barn was converted into a theater early the school’s history. It was named after beloved English and theater teacher Jeffrey Campbell, who
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