CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

Discovering the Languages of Flowers

April 14–July 14, 2026

Our system for naming plants both defines the plant (Linnaean nomenclature) and gives emotional or social meaning to it (floriography). Using these languages to examine art from the university’s collections can bring a new perspective on art, the importance of language and the tools we use to define the world around us.

Allegories for the Way: Psalms and Prayers

May 19–Aug. 16, 2026

This exhibition of more than 30 paintings is by artist and Professor Emeritus Dick Davison ’75, whose practice brings together a lifelong devotion to drawing, an exploration of space and scale and a deeply rooted faith.

Opening Reception for “Allegories for the Way: Psalms and Prayers”

May 21, 2026 | 5–7 p.m.

This exhibition of more than 30 paintings is by artist and Professor Emeritus Dick Davison ’75, whose practice brings together a lifelong devotion to drawing, an exploration of space and scale and a deeply rooted faith.

Nightfall: Art of the Obscure and Unsettling

June 4–Aug. 15, 2026

This exhibition explores the uncanny and sometimes unsettling nature of how the world can challenge our perceptions of the real and the imagined.

Storytime & Craft Preschool Camp

June 3, 10, 17, 24, 2026,/h3>
10–11 a.m. | Forsyth Galleries
Hosted by the University Art Galleries in partnership with the Texas A&M Children’s Centers

Calling all pre-schoolers and their caregivers! Join us Wednesdays in June for free art-themed stories and art projects.

This exhibition explores the uncanny and sometimes unsettling nature of how the world can challenge our perceptions of the real and the imagined.

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