Joseloff Gallery

The Joseloff Gallery was built in the late-1980s as a part of the new Harry Jack Gray Center as a regional showcase for contemporary art. Designed to be flooded with filtered light through offset skylights, and to have no right angles, the wide-open 3,500 square foot exhibition space was a modern jewel on campus. A grand, blank canvas on which to mount ambitious, innovative, and thought-provoking exhibitions of contemporary art.