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40 Years

EXHIBITIONS  

Long Overdue: Book Renewal

Long Overdue: Book Renewal
is a collaboration between the Portland Public Library and Maine College of Art.

May 24th - September 6th


Reflection

We the People, To Form a More Perfect Union: the Promise, the Challenge
This exhibition is organized by the School of Architecture and Design around the concept of the U.S. constitution.

May 17th- September 6 th


Ship

Forty Works for Forty Years
This summer the Paul and Lulu Hilliard University Art Museum celebrates its forty-year evolution as an art institution in Acadiana.

May 24 th- September 6 th


University of Louisiana at Lafayette, School of Architecture and Design Bachelor of Industrial Design, Bachelor of Interior Design, Bachelor of Architecture, and Bachelor of Fashion Design

May 17th - 24th


University of Louisiana at Lafayette, School of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition

May 3rd - 10th


Focus on Faculty

A year-long exhibition of works by past and present art faculty commencing January 26, 2008. New artwork will be featured each month.
January 26 - year-end

NEWS
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PUBLICATION AWARD

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OVER 40 FREE FRIDAYS

Beginning June 6th, Museum admission will be Free on Friday for those 40 and older.


winefest

Planning for the first annual Acadiana Wine Festival benefiting the University Art Museum.

Interested in Volunteering?

Write us artmuseum@louisiana.edu

EVENTS
toddlers
Toddler Tuesday
10:00 am - Noon

SCREENINGS

Bookfilm

Featured on screen in the museum lobby - a film short by British artist Marta Daeuble.

Book 2003, 2 min.

This stop motion animation unravels the mysteries of the written page when the book is brought to life, only to reveal the ever lasting search for love and self identity.

Drawing a strong parallel with the direction of our lives it shows how we can feel trapped by the rules of societies.