Pollock Gallery

The Pollock Gallery plays a significant and valuable academic role in the University’s learning environment. A university art gallery is by its nature a logical extension of the studio classroom, and as such, it provides a place for the thoughtful and scholarly presentation and consideration of present and past artists and art forms. It is historically the proper vehicle for the study and examination of art, providing the Division of Art an arena for making the connections critical to the educational process.

Over the years, exhibitions organized and curated by the gallery have provided students, faculty, staff and the general public with opportunities to experience a well-considered and wide array of works of art from different artists, time periods and cultures. Sharing this resource with other academic institutions is achieved through the scholarly production of publications, gallery talks and symposia.

2012–2013 Exhibition Calendar

Centers of Influence:
Dallas's Mexican American Barrios and their Leaders
17 September through 27 October 2012

Larry Scholder: Archive (1992–2012) 
12 November through 8 December 2012

From Yellow Clay to Black Gumbo: 
Earth Movers in the Lone Star State
22 January through 16 February 2013

Art of Our Century: 
A Curated Exhibition Showcasing Division of Art Alumni 
Drawn from the Classes of 2000 through 2012
4 March through 23 March 2013

Master of Fine Arts Qualifying Exhibition
8 April through 20 April 2013

Bachelor of Fine Arts Qualifying Exhibition
6 May through 18 May 2013