CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

 

Three donated art glass objects

A Growing Legacy

Sept. 9–Dec. 14, 2025

This exhibition celebrates the enduring legacy of the 1989 Runyon Family donation of 19th and 20th century art and decorative art that comprises a bulk of the Forsyth Galleries collections and other complementary donations from private collectors that have followed in the ensuing years.

Forsyth Galleries | Memorial Student Center, MSC 2428

Charcoal drawing of hands holding a round vessel

Vessels of Devotion

An exhibition by taylor barnes

Sept. 25–Dec. 13, 2025

An exploration of barnes’s spiritual, ritual and creative process and the transformation of her thoughts and ideas into the material.

J. Wayne Stark Galleries | Memorial Student Center, MSC 1110

Detail of a quilt with a 64-point compass in the middle

Heirlooms of the Heart

The Life Stories of Barbara Ann McCraw

Oct. 21–Dec. 13, 2025

Master Quilter Barbara McCraw brings history, culture, and storytelling to life through richly detailed quilts that honor icons such as Nelson Mandela, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and the Obamas. Exhibited internationally and housed in major collections, her work celebrates resilience, heritage, and the artistry of quilt making.

J. Wayne Stark Galleries | Memorial Student Center, MSC 1110

 

ONLINE RESOURCES

Color image of three glass flower vases.

Permanent Collections

Search amongst the thousands of items in both the Stark and Forsyth collections. Discover paintings, prints, statues, glass, decorative arts and more.

Menos tall, silver tone sculpture standing tall outdoors with trees behind it.

Campus Sculptures

Put yourself inside this Texas A&M campus map and discover and explore all of our outdoor sculptures. You can even take a quiz to test your knowledge.

360 degree view of the interior of an art gallery. Colorful paintings hang on the wall at a distance and there is a sculpture on a pedestal on the far left.

Virtual Tours

Visit the Texas A&M University Art Galleries from anywhere in the world. Get a birds-eye view of current and past exhibitions by virtually exploring and moving through our gallery spaces.