An opening reception to celebrate St. Olaf’s 19 studio art majors and their completed senior projects, which will be on display in the Flaten Art Museum’s galleries. This event is free and open to the public.
The Senior Show is an annual exhibition and culminating event in the curriculum of St. Olaf College studio art majors. Flaten Art Museum is pleased to present these seniors’ artwork, which includes a wide range of media and conceptual approaches. Dates: April 28–May 16 & May 26–28.
John Saurer: Let it Loose is a retrospective exhibition at the Flaten Art Museum celebrating St. Olaf College Professor of Art John Saurer’s artistic career.
The St. Olaf community is welcome to join Professor of Art John Saurer and art alumni he mentored in a conversation about creative practice and reciprocal mentorship, followed by a celebratory opening reception in Flaten Art Museum's galleries. Stream the event here. John Saurer: Let it Loose celebrates St. Olaf College Professor of Art John […]
Join us for the opening reception of Flaten Art Museum's exhibition, John Saurer: Let it Loose.
The St. Olaf Community is welcome to join Professor of Art John Saurer for an informal conversation in the galleries about the work in his retrospective exhibition, John Saurer: Let it Loose. Food is not allowed in the galleries, but bring a lunch and stick around for an optional community meal in The Link. John […]
Art Assignment: Teaching and Learning with FAM’s Collection highlights the ways St. Olaf faculty enrich their curriculum with artwork from the museum’s permanent collection. This exhibition features six salient themes that resonate across the college curriculum, offering a springboard for creative and critical exploration across academic disciplines: Photography and Power, Technical Art History, Korean Material […]
Opening Reception: Teach and Learn with FAM's Collection
Faculty and Staff join for resources teaching with the FAM Collection.
Join us for a guided tour of the Photography and Power section of Art Assignment, led by Andrew Mazariegos-Ovalle ‘24. We’ll take a deep dive into the works on view and ask questions relating to themes of power, documentation, and memory. All are welcome to attend.