OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Open search box
A space housed in The School of Languages, Cultures and Society, exhibits eclectic selections of art from well-established and emerging artists and visually advances different critical methods of seeing, and transformative approaches to large intercultural questions. The gallery has a welcome place in an international language department, bringing cultures together and has become a confluence of disciplines, a place for discussion and wonder.
The Little Gallery hosts at least one exhibition per term with opening receptions with the artist present. The gallery is open M-F, 8-5 pm and closed on the weekends and school holidays.
If you would like to be added to the email list to be notified of upcoming exhibitions, or would like to send in a submission for a possible exhibition opportunity, please contact Helen Wilhelm or call 541-737-2146.
In a Time of Change: Microbial Worlds: This NSF-funded art-science collaboration explores the microbial realm of the arctic tundra. The exhibit is available to viewers both virtually and in person at The Little Gallery, 210 Kidder Hall, Oregon State University. For more information about the show visit.
Gallery hours for in person viewing: 3-5 pm Tues-Thurs, September 29 – October 22. Visitors are asked to arrive at the front door of Kidder Hall (facing the Library) at 3 or 4 pm. Contact the Little Gallery's Helen Wilhelm for information | 541-737-2146.
Dolors Escala
Works on Paper
January 30 – March 20, 2020
Opening: Thursday, January 30, 3-5 pm
210 Kidder Hall, Oregon State University
‘Maps can tell the tribal story, not just that of the conquerors.’
Data shows Latino voters turned out in high numbers this election and their votes benefited both President Donald Trump and President-elect Joe Biden.
On Tuesday, November 3, the Board of Commissioners proclaimed November 2020 as Native American Heritage Month in Washington County.
Amid growing national discourse around social and racial justice, a group of cartographers are diving into decolonial mapping as a means to recenter Indigenous voices and values.
Documenting Oregon's Chinese Heritage through Public Archaeology and History
The Anthropology Lecture Series from the School of Language, Culture and Society presents "The Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project: Documenting Oregon's Chinese Heritage through...…Anthropology Lecture Series - Revisiting Stories and Voices of the Rogue River War
The School of Language, Culture and Society Anthropology Lecture Series presents "Revisiting Stories and Voices of the Rogue River War" with guest speaker Ashley Cordes from...…
