2024 John S. and Lona B. Edwards Artist-in-Residence Lilia Hernandez Galusha returns to campus with new and continuing works. This exhibition will feature a zine library, hooked textiles, and grounding of the space with community featuring local community groups. 

Opening Reception + Artist Talk, Thursday 11/6, 4pm-6pm

RYAN! Feddersen, member of the Confederated tribes of Colville, brings works based in Plateau stories. Coyote was tasked with slaying monsters that roamed the lands, to protect the humans that would arrive, what would the monsters be today for Coyote to slay? Featuring installation, works on paper, and more. 

Opening Reception, Thurs 10/16, for Indigenous Peoples Week

Image credit: Coyote Through The Wormhole, 2025, RYAN! Feddersen

As part of a joint project, Documenting Threatened Species (DoTS)  task is to study, document and protect threatened species of amphibians in Brazil through the creation of a database and images of endangered amphibian species. This exhibition showcases the start of that work by illustration interns hosted by Faculty in the Biological Sciences and Art + Film Department. 

Opening Reception Thursday September 25th, 4:30pm-6pm, Reese Bullen Gallery

Artist Talk + Curator Talk TBD