Galleries
Art Galleries
Art proudly sponsors two dynamic exhibition spaces: Kiehle Gallery and Gallery G10. Kiehle Gallery showcases cutting-edge contemporary art from the Midwest, featuring a diverse range of multimedia installations, paintings, sculptures, and more. Gallery G10 highlights the creative work of our talented students, offering them a platform to display their projects from current classes. Both galleries provide enriching experiences that challenge, inform, and inspire our community.Kiehle Gallery
The Kiehle Gallery features exhibitions that are on the cutting edge of contemporary artistic practice in the Midwest. Located in the Kiehle Visual Arts Center on the campus of St. Cloud State University, Kiehle Gallery presents six exhibitions each academic year. Exhibitions range from multimedia installations to painting, sculpture, photography, and contemporary graphic design. A free public lecture is presented with each exhibition, which is open to the St. Cloud State University community. Each year we curate shows that challenge, inform, and educate students about a diverse range of artists, cultures, and artistic practices.
Recent solo exhibitions include: Alec Soth, Labor Camp, Stephanie Colgan, Megan Marsh Pine, Nika Kaiser, Mara Duvra, Alec Soth, Brooks Turner, and Kristen Sanders. Past solo exhibitions include: Matt Olson, Pamela Valfer, John Fleischer, Ute Bertog, Valerie Snobeck, and Erik Brandt, among many, many others.
The annual juried student art show is held in the Kiehle Art Gallery at the end of spring semester. In April 2026, we will hold the 60th Annual Juried Student Art Show!
Solo Exhibition, Diana Behl: In the Garden with You
Group Exhibition, Art Faculty Triennial
Solo Exhibition, Alec Soth: Valise
Solo Exhibition, Mara Duvra: a holding place
Solo Exhibition, Andy Graydon: A*
Group Exhibition, The 56th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition
Gallery G10
Gallery G10 is a student gallery space located within Kiehle Visual Arts Center. It is a designated space within the art department for students to show their work or for faculty to coordinate exhibitions with their classes. The space allows for experimentation and exploration, often giving students their first experiences with exhibiting their work or working with site-specific installations.
Gallery G10 is a space for emerging artists and emerging ideas.