Galleries

The Department of Art occupies the E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center located in the heart of the Vanderbilt campus. The facility offers light-filled rooms for classes, individual studios for senior majors, a well-equipped lecture hall, and galleries that can be expanded from one space to four to accommodate exhibitions and critiques. Among the benefits of the art building is the experimental gallery, Space 204, which hosts student shows as well as curated shows of current interest and which acts as a workshop for artists in residence. The first floor of the building has a dedicated space for student work exhibiting class projects and unique group and solo exhibitions.

Space 204 Gallery

The main gallery space for the Department of Art, Space 204 is located on the second floor of the E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center.

Student Gallery

Located on the first floor of the E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center, the Student Gallery is an exhibition space designated for art students to exhibit their work in curated solo and group exhibitions. The gallery walls are drywall backed by plywood and can accommodate wall-mounted, floor-based, video, and audio-based work.

Additional Exhibition Resources (not operated by the Art Department):

Fine Arts Museum

The Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Museum is located in the newly renovated Cohen Memorial Hall and features six exhibitions each year drawn from Vanderbilt’s extensive permanent collection.

Sarratt Gallery

Located in the lobby of the Sarratt Student Center, the Sarratt Gallery is known for its unique exhibits featuring paintings, sculpture, drawings, photography, prints, and multimedia works of the mid-South’s most noted contemporary artists.