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 Juliana Barton, Director of the Center for the Arts.
Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
JUNE 28 – OCTOBER 22, 2022
In A Place for Not Forgetting, Alex Callender uses methods of drawing, painting, and installation to trace colonial legacies into our contemporary imagination.
Past Exhibitions
OCTOBER 21, 2021 – APRIL 16, 2022
Infinitude presents works by six visual artists, each of whose vision is turned toward the future. How is the future being shaped? By, and for, whom?
June 16 – October 2, 2021
In A Thread, Extended, Odette England, Justin Levesque, and Allison Maria Rodriguez explore embodied forms of wayfinding, drawing on familial labor, somatic experience, oral histories, and ecological research to surface the marks we make on the landscape, and how it marks and makes us in return.
April 22 – May 8, 2021
2021 Senior Show for the Department of Art + Design
The annual Senior Show for the Department of Art + Design highlights the broad array of projects that reflect the diversity of skills and interests in this year’s graduating class. Projects on display originated in the classroom, on co-op, or...
February 15 – April 11, 2021
Dream Boston
In early April 2020, in the midst of a devastating pandemic, The Huntington Theatre asked a group of playwrights to write a short audio play set at a specific location or landmark we long to gather at, with the people...
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.
November 4, 2019 – January 19, 2020
Citizen Artists
The term “citizen scientist” has become increasingly popular with the rise of DIY and crowdsourcing culture, where volunteer citizens can expand the capabilities and reach of scientists for the creation of larger and more comprehensive studies. Thanks to new apps...