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A Conversation Between Artists on Nov. 2 Will Kick Off the Next Kohl Gallery Exhibit, “Clippings, Voids and Banana Curry”

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CHESTERTOWN, MD — Kohl Gallery at Washington College is pleased to announce “Clippings, Voids and Banana Curry,” a two-person exhibit featuring Baltimore-based artists Jo Smail and Paul Jeanes. To celebrate the opening of this exhibit, Kohl Gallery will present a salon-style conversation between the two artists on Friday, November 2, 2018 at 4:00 p.m., followed […]

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Solo Exhibit Featuring Amber Robles-Gordon Opens at WC’s Kohl Gallery in September

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CHESTERTOWN, MD—The Kohl Gallery at Washington College kicks off the 2018-19 academic year with a solo exhibit titled Material-isms: the cultivation of womanhood and agency through materiality, featuring Washington, D.C.-based mixed-media artist Amber Robles-Gordon. The exhibit features assemblage and installation works created from a range of found objects and textiles. Opening on Thursday, September 6, […]

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The Breadth Between: WC Art Students Present Their Senior Capstone Projects in an Exhibition Opening April 19, 2018 at Kohl Gallery

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The Kohl Gallery is pleased to announce the Senior Capstone Exhibition 2018, which features the work of graduating seniors in the Department of Art and Art History and opens with a reception on April 19, 2018. “The Breadth Between” features the Senior Capstone Projects of seven seniors, whose art presents topics ranging from gender politics […]

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Washington College’s Kohl Gallery Kicks Off Spring 2018 Season With an Exhibit on the Ongoing Impact of Islamic Art

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Washington College CHESTERTOWN, MD—January 19 In its first show of 2018, Washington College’s Kohl Gallery is presenting “Geometric Aljamía: A Cultural Transliteration,” an exhibition revisiting the ongoing impact of Islamic art, science, and philosophy throughout the world today. The show runs from January 25 through March 9, 2018 and an opening reception, free and open […]

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