Experience Columbia-Montour Counties

This exhibition features artistic and social happenings that explore how diversity, inclusion, and unity function at this moment in American history. These performances, student actions, and audience participation in creative expressions embody Social Practice Art, an experimental genre in which artworks take the form of social interactions.  See website for gallery hours.

Two very talented clay artists, Sara Baker and Marcie Schwartzmann, using different ideas, colors and techniques - to create beautiful pieces all the same.  See gallery website for hours.

In collaboration with the Women's Center, The Exchange Gallery hosts a show of work made by those who have been affected by domestic violence and/or sexual assault and have sought help at the Center to work towards a peaceful, fulfilling life.  The show runs March 3rd through April 21st, 2017, with a reception on Saturday, March 4th, 6-8 pm.

Image of a Rind or a Curtain Behind is the seventh collaborative project between Derek Larson and Marc Mitchell. Rather than integrating their efforts into singular pieces, they’ve opted to create parallel works based on common themes.  This is an approach that is similar to past projects---like using data sets to create images, where rules dictate imagery--- but for this project ...

Image of a Rind or a Curtain Behind is the seventh collaborative project between Derek Larson and Marc Mitchell. Rather than integrating their efforts into singular pieces, they’ve opted to create parallel works based on common themes.  This is an approach that is similar to past projects---like using data sets to create images, where rules dictate imagery--- but for this project ...

In collaboration with the Women's Center, The Exchange Gallery hosts a show of work made by those who have been affected by domestic violence and/or sexual assault and have sought help at the Center to work towards a peaceful, fulfilling life.  The show runs March 3rd through April 21st, 2017, with a reception on Saturday, March 4th, 6-8 pm.

Engineers borrow designs from nature in a process called biomimicry. The Reciprocal Biomimicry Initiative by artist Jonathan Keats is an attempt to return the favor, providing nature with the benefits of human technology and humorously addressing our relationship with the natural world.  See website for gallery hours.

Presented in partnership with the Department of Art and Art History, this exhibition features work by graduating art majors and art assistants. In this group show, nine artists explore the facade as a pervasive element of the human experience.  See gallery website for hours.

Children and adults interacting, no need to sit still or be quiet!

S.M.A.S.H (Science, Math, and Some History), is a STEM based school aged program where kids learn how to ask questions, follow a scientific method to get answers and promote general curiosity.

Our Book Buddies meet to help anyone who needs read-aloud practice. Each Buddy is a certified therapy dog and has passed Canine Good Citizen training. They love to listen and they NEVER criticize. Bring your own book or borrow some of ours.