Fall Student Show
November 15 - December 09, 2012

The Fall Student Art Show is a celebration of student artwork on campus and a creation of space for students, faculty, and the public to converse about their artwork.  This is an opportunity for all to communicate through the vessel of art, whether it is the visual arts, poetry, theater, or music.

AMEN Project: Artists Movement to End Violence
October 26 - November 11, 2012

The AMEN Project started in response to a church burning incident in Gireif, a residential area in Khartoum, Sudan which occurred earlier this year in April.  Sudanese/Amercian artist Khalid Kodi, adjunct professor of the Fine Arts Department at Boston College, initiated the project with the help of a multi-religious and multi-ethnic team of artists who are students at Boston College.  The team spent Summer 2012 working on a series of large-scale, high-quality biblical paintings as part of a greater effort to rebuild the Church in Khartoum. The project is firmly rooted in universal principles of and commitment to peaceful co-existence and social justice.

In addition to painting, the AMEN Project conducted interviews with leaders in the fields of education and religion; Dr. Abdel-Rahman Ibrahim Mohamed, Father David Hollenbach, S.J, Professor Catherine Cornille, Professor John Michalczyk, Professor Crystal Tiala, and Father Raymond Helmick, S.J. who commented on the meanings of the church burning incident, and on the response Professor Kodi and his students initiated. These interviews are available to watch online on the AMEN project website.

Faculty & Staff Art Show
October 4 - October 24, 2012

The Faculty & Staff Art Show is an outlet for all faculty and staff to showcase the wonderful work they create throughout the year. The reception provides a time for faculty, staff, and students to come together and celebrate art! It is also a great way to spend time talking about art and using it as a vessel for communication between so many disciplines and positions across the campus.

Boston College at Fenway: Century of Games
August 28 - September 24, 2012

Fenway Park was built in 1912, and Boston College moved to Chestnut Hill in 1913. With no site to accommodate large crowds, the Eagles played their football games in Fenway Park. Recently they have played hockey as part of the "Frozen Fenway" program. This exhibit uses items from the BC Archives and materials on loan from the Red Sox to celebrate a century of cooperation.

Art Club Spring Student Show 
March 28 - April 20, 2012

The Spring Student Show is a chance for students to share the artwork they have created over the year. It is a bringing together of the collective artistic efforts that we may appreciate and celebrate the wonderful young artists on campus.

Views of Bethlehem: Then and Now
February 29 - March 21, 2012

Views of Bethlehem: Then and Now is an exhibit of historical images and contemporary photographs of Bethlehem reflecting an ordinary life in an extraordinary context.