About

About the galleries

Since opening in its current location in 2005, the Galleries have served as a vibrant site of exploration, participation, and learning. Through dynamic curatorial projects and public programming, Herron's galleries continue to be an innovative educational forum for diverse audiences by providing direct and meaningful encounters with contemporary art and artists.

Visit the Galleries year round. All exhibitions and talks are free and open to the public, and the buildings and galleries are wheelchair accessible.

Robert B. Berkshire, Eleanor Prest Reese, and Dorit and Gerald Paul Galleries

With 3,200 square-feet of column-free, environmentally controlled exhibition space and 21-foot ceilings, the Berkshire, Reese & Paul Galleries are designed to accommodate world-class exhibitions and are one of the premier venues for contemporary art in Indiana.

The Berkshire, Reese & Paul Galleries are located on the ground floor of Eskenazi Hall at the west end of the building.

Marsh Gallery

The Marsh Gallery is a 1,100 square-foot “white box” gallery with 16-foot ceilings, professional track lighting, and diffused natural light. The Gallery is located on the ground floor of Eskenazi Hall near the Student Services Office.

Frank and Katrina Basile Gallery

This 600 square-foot gallery is designed to host smaller-scale exhibitions and curatorial projects. The gallery is located in the center of the main floor in Eskenazi Hall and adjacent to the Herron Art Library.

Eskenazi Fine Arts Center

Multiple exhibition and critique spaces at the Eskenazi Fine Arts Center primarily support Herron's educational mission, allowing faculty and students to exchange ideas and build upon their classroom learning.

 

Herron’s galleries and visiting artist talks are made possible by the school’s generous donors. Herron is grateful for the philanthropy that assures that gallery programming remains robust. In recognition of their devotion to visual art, the names of our donors are associated with the spaces and the visiting artist events they have supported.