Gallery 360, located on the first floor of the Curry Student Center (enter through the Curry Student Center or Ell Hall), is Northeastern University’s contemporary art project space, and a resource for teaching, learning and programming across curricula. It is curated by Amy Halliday, Director of the Center for the Arts.
Upcoming and Current Exhibitions
October 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021
Tracing Absence
We live in an age of information: economic and social relations are increasingly digital, dispersed, disembodied, and data-driven. If the internet once held out a democratic promise of access and full disclosure, today truth, meaning, and authenticity seem ever harder...
January 29 – April 5, 2019
Against a Sharp White Background
Through performance, video, and collage works, Helina Metaferia engages with the exclusionary narratives of western (art) history. Refiguring found materials and interrupting canonical artworks, she reclaims space in art history for under-recognized and marginalized women and artists of color.
COVID-19 VISITING POLICIES AND HOURS
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Gallery 360 is currently only open to Northeastern students, staff and faculty.
Special external visitation* requests on a case-by-case basis can be made 1-2 weeks in advance of a requested visit (email [email protected]), and are subject to review by the provost’s office.
*We encourage external visitors to explore our new 360 degree virtual tours of our exhibitions, as well as free virtual programming offered through the Center for the Arts.
Please help us #protectthepack by:
Wearing a mask (as at all times on campus)
Entering and exiting as per the new, uni-directional signs in the Gallery
Staying aware of social distance between you and other Gallery visitors
Waiting outside if the capacity limit (6 people, including student worker) has been reached
Sanitizing your hands at the sanitation stations at the entrance and exit
Past Exhibitions
November 4, 2019 – January 19, 2020
Citizen Artists
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