"Even When You Are Lost the Stars Know Your Name "– Art Exhibition by Doug Fath
Fath addresses the need for greater understanding, compassion, and creativity in the world. The paintings examine myth, culture, pain, and hope in poetic, surreal narratives. The viewer is invited to consider what has been lost, as well as new possibilities, and draw their own conclusions. Even when we feel lost, the vastness and beauty of the natural world reminds us that there is more - we can take comfort that the stars somehow know us.
Even When You Are Lost the Stars Know Your Name will be open to viewing in Main Gallery at Memorial Union from June 8th, 2026 through September 11th, 2026. The gallery is open from 8am - 10pm, Monday through Sunday. (with the exception of holiday/winter closures)
MA An Interval in Space and Time: An Exploration of Japanese Aesthetics - Art Exhibition by Nick Schroeder
Schroeder’s exhibition explores a Japanese design concept: “Ma.” This translates as “an interval in space and time.” It refers to the presence of empty spaces, abstraction, and asymmetrical balance found in Japanese design. His use of clay is appropriate since ceramics are important in Japanese culture.
This exhibition will be open to viewing in the Class of 1925 Gallery at Memorial Union from June 8th, 2026 through September 11th, 2026. The gallery is open from 8am - 10pm, Monday through Sunday. (with the exception of holiday/winter closures)
The Feedback Body - Art Exhibition by Samuel Karow
The Feedback Body brings together a group of video and sculptural works, reconfigured into hybrid devices for seeing and recording, where noise, feedback, and distortion become part of the visual language.
Taken together, the works construct a recursive environment in which observation loops back on itself. These are not simply machines that display images, but systems that process, distort, and reflect experience - blurring the boundaries between viewer, device, and memory.
The Feedback Body will be open to viewing in Gallery 1308 at Union South from June 8th, 2026 through September 11th, 2026. The gallery is open from 8am - 10pm, Monday through Sunday. (with the exception of holiday/winter closures)