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Press: 2016
Exhibition Press
2024
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Contemporary African Spirituality in Art
2023
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Matter + Spirit
WSOU at 75: the Voice of Seton Hall
Hidden Treasures
2022
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Out of the Vault
Seton Hall ReCollects
2022 Programs
2021
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Treasures of Seton Hall
2020
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Walsh Library's Digital Exhibits featured in Seton Hall University News
Gregory Coates: Sheer Audacity
2019
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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
2018
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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
2017
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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
2016
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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
2015
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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
2014
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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
2013
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Building Bridges
Cell Mates
Untitled
2012
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Play Ball!
Colors of Faith
Collectively Assembled
2011
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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
2010
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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
2009
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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
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The Art of Science
The Loudest Rock: 60 Years of Pirate Radio
The Art of Subtraction
2008
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Paperwork
The Redemptive Vision of Georges Rouault
Growing Up Italian
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Beth Ann Morrison: One Breath
Artwork Acquired through the Fine Art Adoption Network
Herb Rosenberg: Dialogue with an Ancient Forest
Painting: Process
2007
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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
2006
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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
2025
Kiki and Seton Smith: A Sense of Place
Kiki and Seton Smith: A Sense of Place
Nyugen Smith: Of Matter and Memory
Nyugen Smith: Of Matter and Memory
The Particle and the Wave (co-sponsored by Walsh Gallery)
The Particle and the Wave (co-sponsored by Walsh Gallery)
Probable Relics of St. Junipero Serra
Probable Relics of St. Junipero Serra
One on One with Steve Adubato
One on One with Steve Adubato
Vividly Obscure
Vividly Obscure
The Cure for Anything
The Cure for Anything
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