University Galleries are the University of San Diego’s primary exhibition venues. They include the Hoehn Family Galleries, the David W. May Gallery, the Fine Art Galleries, and the Humanities Center Gallery. These spaces offer a wide variety of exhibition and educational programs during the academic year for both on- and off-campus audiences. In addition, University Galleries manages two collections, one dedicated to print culture and printmaking, and the other a collection of Native American art and material culture.
University Galleries Spaces
- Hoehn Family Galleries
- David W. May American Indian Gallery and Collection
- Fine Art Galleries
- Humanities Center Gallery
Robert and Karen Hoehn Family Galleries and the Hoehn Print Study Room
The Hoehn Family Galleries are dedicated to the display of prints and the graphic arts and the Hoehn Print Study Room is the repository for the University’s substantial print collection and print research library. These spaces were established through the generosity of Robert and Karen Hoehn and dedicated in 2007 replacing and expanding the former Founders Gallery established in 1971 located in the entrance foyer of Founders Hall.