Klemm Gallery
The Klemm Gallery provides a venue for a broad range of art exhibitions supporting the University's mission and reflecting the concerns and interests of the faculty and students in the Art Program. The gallery is named after Sister Jeannine Klemm, former chair of the Art Program.

Each Fall semester the gallery schedules three month-long solo or group exhibitions focusing on themes like Death and Memory or Identity Politics. Lectures and workshops by artists and scholars support these exhibitions and provide opportunities for discussion and collaboration with Siena's diverse faculty and student body. Recent exhibitions have included work by Judy Chicago, James Luna and Lou Jones. Other exhibitions have introduced the Siena community to diverse cultural expression such as Japanese kimonos, Peruvian arpilleras, Australian fibers, Classical Indian artwork, and contemporary Native American art. Faculty and Alumni exhibitions are also regularly scheduled events.

Each Spring the gallery provides graduating seniors an opportunity to prepare and mount one-person or group exhibitions of their work.

The gallery schedule is updated regularly.

Klemm Gallery Information
Gallery hours are Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free of charge.

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