Edgewood University Gallery

Edgewood University Gallery provides a bridge between academic specialists, student learning, community arts patrons, and artists by providing contemporary, accessible and high-quality programming responding to the needs of the expansive spectrum of our community.

Current Exhibition

August 17 – October 2, 2026

DRAWN LIVES by Jesse Lee Kercheval  brings together a body of work that moves fluidly between observation, memory, and narrative. Known for her writing, Kercheval approaches drawing as another form of storytelling—one that speaks through line, color, and gesture rather than sentences. In this exhibition, her original soft pastels and large collaged canvases are shown alongside selections from her graphic memoirs French Girl and Household Gods, creating a dialogue between intimate, immediate mark-making and the layered structure of lived experience.

• Reception (5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.):
  • Thursday, September 3
  • Artist Talk – 5:30 pm
• Meet the Artist (1:00 p.m. – 4:00p.m.):
  • Saturday, September 12
  • Sunday, September 20

Previous Exhibitions:

• Liubov Szwako: Outsider
• Edgewood University Arts Faculty Exhibition with Piano Performance by Beth Wilson
• Michael Newhall: Buddhafields: Buddhamorphs, Buddhabimbas, and Monk Heads
• Rae Senarighi: Transcend
• Reciprocidad: Giving And Receiving Miriam Campos, Ana Paula Fuentes, Alejandro Jimenez, Carolyn Kallenborn, Tito Rodriquez
• Peter Makala
• Carol Lee Chase & Rachel Davis
• John Hitchcock: Blanket Songs
• Vox Populi
• Sarah Khan
• Petronella Ytsma: Legacy
• Roberto Mata: Clandestine
• Best Practices: Evan Gruzis, Curator