Current Exhibits

Faculty Miniatures: Toward the Condensed, and Not-Yet-Known

The Hilliard University Art Museum is excited to present Faculty Miniatures: Toward the Condensed and Not-Yet-Known. Curated by Chris Bennett, Assistant Professor of Art History in the D...

Paths and Loops: Automatic Drawings by John F. Simon Jr.

John F. Simon, Jr., a native of Louisiana, is a noted software art pioneer. Paths and Loops acknowledges this status, and explores the nature of his creative process with a breadth ...

Quad Suite: Richard Landry

Richard Landry’s 1973 video Quad Suite explores the performative nature of both video and music. As a musician and composer, Landry pushes the boundaries of music, exploring new ways to ...

Sharon Kopriva: No Small Thing

Sharon Kopriva’s art is larger than life. This is not a result of her tendency towards large-scale work, rather it is connected to how she depicts and selects her subject matter. Her points of re...

Songbirds: Nature As Metaphor | Paintings by Melissa Bonin

Through the media of visual art and poetry, artist Melissa Bonin explores ancient and universal themes. She uses nature as metaphor to create a personal symbolic language. Her work ...

Spotlight on the Collection: William Moreland

William Moreland was an educator who touched the lives of thousands of artists during his tenure at the University of Southwestern Louisiana from 1955 to 1986. He is best known for hi...