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Exhibition Press
2024Toggle Dropdown
- Contemporary African Spirituality in Art
2023Toggle Dropdown
- Matter + Spirit
- WSOU at 75: the Voice of Seton Hall
- Hidden Treasures
2022Toggle Dropdown
- Out of the Vault
- Seton Hall ReCollects
- 2022 Programs
2021Toggle Dropdown
- Treasures of Seton Hall
2020
- Walsh Library's Digital Exhibits featured in Seton Hall University News
- Gregory Coates: Sheer Audacity
2019Toggle Dropdown
- New World Water
- Mounds, Piles and Massings
- Walsh Gallery Provides Learning Opportunities for Museum Professions Students
- Gallery Director Honored at the Many Are One Alumni Awards Gala
- Equivalent
- Strange Attractors
2018Toggle Dropdown
- Walsh Gallery Hosts China Federation of Literary and Art Circles
- David Freund - Gas Stop: Culture
- Seeing Red
- Marguerite Louppe and Maurice Brianchon: Mirrors of Midcentury French Culture
2017Toggle Dropdown
- Gallery Director Mentioned in ArtFuse Review of Dominique Duroseau’s Solo Exhibit
- Ryan Roa - It's Complicated
- Gallery Director Mentioned in NewJersey.com Review of "Common Ground" Exhibition
- Learning to Fly
2016Toggle Dropdown
- Kiki and Seton Smith: A Sense of Place
- Nyugen Smith: Of Matter and Memory
- The Particle and the Wave (an Exhibit Co-Sponsored by the Walsh Gallery)
- Probable Relics of St. Junipero Serra on Display
- Gallery Director on "One on One with Steve Adubato"
- Vividly Obscure
- The Cure for Anything
2015Toggle Dropdown
- USCO: WHENTHEN
- The Culture Trip: Newark's 10 Best Contemporary Art Galleries
- A River Depends on its Tributaries
- Through the Lens (Hunterdon Art Museum)
- Jennings Petroglyph
- Thunder Enlightening - Rituals, Then/Now
- Getting to Infinity
2014Toggle Dropdown
- A Celluloid Story - New Jersey's Film History
- Gallery Director mentioned in article about the reopening of the Index Art Center
- Strangers in a Strange Land
- Anamnesis
- Simultaneity
2013Toggle Dropdown
- Building Bridges
- Cell Mates
- Untitled
2012Toggle Dropdown
- Play Ball!
- Colors of Faith
- Collectively Assembled
2011Toggle Dropdown
- Data In, Data Out
- Southern Windows (Window Display)
- The Way, The Truth, The Life
- Windows@Walsh 4.0
- How to Speak Puerto Rican
- Les Arts
- Portraiture: Inside Out
- Working in Wonder
2010Toggle Dropdown
- Cuban Artists' Books and Prints: 1985 - 2008
- Driving Without Destination
- Animal Plant Mineral
- Wahala Temi - Body Work
- Three Aspects of Japanese Contemporary Art
- Budi Normal
2009Toggle Dropdown
- Uncommon Threads
- Windows to Heaven
- Walsh Gallery mentioned in New York Times article about local collector, Pat Bell
- Cecily Tyson School of Performing and Fine Arts Student Art Exhibit Hosted by the Walsh Gallery
- Lilliput
- windows@walsh2.0
- The Art of Science
- The Loudest Rock: 60 Years of Pirate Radio
- The Art of Subtraction
2008Toggle Dropdown
- Paperwork
- The Redemptive Vision of Georges Rouault
- Growing Up Italian
- windows@walsh
- Beth Ann Morrison: One Breath
- Artwork Acquired through the Fine Art Adoption Network
- Herb Rosenberg: Dialogue with an Ancient Forest
- Painting: Process
2007Toggle Dropdown
- Eye Tricks
- The Beauty of Sacred Garments
- Cynthia Hawkins: Cluster Paintings
- Escaping the Rectangle: The Art of William Coronado
- Detritus
- Student Documentary Premieres at the Walsh Gallery
- Sight and Sound
- Gallery Director quoted in Setonian article about "A Commitment to Touch the Holocaust" event
- Diverse Visions: An Exhibition of Contemporary Art from Mainland China and Taiwan
2006Toggle Dropdown
- ĭn΄tər-ăk'tĭv
- Lakas Diwa
- Gianluca Bianchino: Spatial Conditions
- Form, Function, Faith
- Therese Mitchell: Photographs of New York
- Sight and Sound
- Jews of Czestochowa

Walsh Library's Online Exhibits Featured in Seton Hall University News

Gregory Coates: Sheer Audacity

2020

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