MU Gallery and Culture Crawl


Tuesday, October 2, 2007
5:00 - 8:30 pm
Free and open to the public

Visit each of the five MU campus galleries at your own pace.
Enjoy refreshments, new exhibitions and a wide array of art.
Don't forget to look at the various sculptures and monuments throughout the campus
as you "crawl" from gallery to gallery.

Gallery and Culture Crawl map
Campus parking information
    Gallery and Culture Crawl postcard (pdf)

Look for the balloons!

Museum of Art and Archaeology

detail from paintingThe Museum of Art and Archaeology is housed in Pickard Hall, which is located at the corner of University Avenue and S. Ninth Street on historic Francis Quadrangle. Among the special exhibitions on view are Fifty Golden Years: Highlights from the Permanent Collection. website >>

The State Historical Society of Missouri

McKenney and Hall - Osage Woman - detailThe Society is located on the ground floor of Ellis Library, with entrances on Lowry Mall and Hitt Street. Exhibits on display include Daniel Fitzpatrick: Artist/Cartoonist (North-South Corridor Gallery) and Picturing Native Americans in the Nineteenth Century: Lithographs from McKenney and Hall’s History of the Indian Tribes of North America.
website >>

Museum of Anthropology

Tlingit Gable Figure detailThe Museum of Anthropology is located in Swallow Hall on historic Francis Quadrangle between Jesse Hall and the Chancellor's Residence. The permanent exhibition gallery focuses on Native American cultures from across North America, and Missouri history from 11,200 years ago to the present. The changing exhibit space features Folk Arts of India. website >>

The George Caleb Bingham Gallery

What's the Big Idea? detailThe George Caleb Bingham Gallery in the Fine Arts Building is located at the corner of University Avenue and Hitt Street. The gallery entrance is from Hitt Street. In the gallery is the exhibit What’s the Big Idea? Art of Artist Teachers. website >>

Brady Gallery and Craft Studio

Brady Gallery illustrationThe Brady Gallery and Craft Studio in Brady Commons is located just south of Ellis Library between Kuhlman Court and Rollins Road. The Gallery Entrance is on the second floor of Brady Commons. website >>