Current Exhibitions
Elizabeth Wislar: GATHER
Kinetic Gallery
What Does Food Mean to You?
BRCC Hunger Awareness Week: Paper plate display with responses to the “What does food mean to you?” prompt.
2024 CyberArts Exhibit at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria
Oct 5, 2024 – Jan 19, 2025: “Steal Your Face” Exhibit (Flickr images)
Upcoming Exhibitions
BRCC Student Exhibition
- April 18 – September 3, 2025
- Reception: Thursday, April 25 at 12:30 p.m.
- Fine Arts Center Gallery, Room V121 and Kinetic Galleries
Past Exhibitions
- September 9 – October 8, 2024: Jim Leech: Visions of the Past Through Photography
- (Kinetic Gallery) “Want Some Tea? September 3 – 18 – Teapots by ART 154-Ceramics II and ART 235-Functional Ceramics students
- (Kinetic Gallery) “Ofrenda de Nichos” September 18 – October 17 – Memorial shadowboxes by ART 131-2D Design students
- September 7 – October 2: Laura Thompson: Little Worlds
- October 6 – December 7: Cheryl Richards: Rural Landscapes & Water Ways
- January 16 – March 5: Creativity Beyond the Job: ArtWorks by BRCC Faculty/Staff
- March 18 – April 15: CCI: Commonwealth Cyber Initiative, Cyber Insecurity: Exploring Vulnerabilities of Artificial Intelligence Through Visual Art. Exhibition: Fractured Reflections: Navigating AI, Cybersecurity, and the Shifting Self
Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
- August 25: VMFA on the Road Artmobile Exhibition
- September 13: Chuck Almarez: PHOTOGRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY: A Collection of Disparate Subjects Marginally Connected by Light
- October 17-December 5: I Am: Identity in African Art Of Natural Liberty and Independence: George Catlin’s Portraits of Native American
- January 3-February 21: Beyond the Blue: Contemporary Narrative Quilts by Sue Reno
- February 27-April 3: Figure Painting and Abstract Painting: One Artist/Jerry Coulter
- April 6-September 1: Student ArtWorks and BRCC Intermediate Ceramics