Three-part triptych of a Pacific Northwest raven-spirit design.

Collections

The University Galleries steward several distinct collections: original prints, photographs, and Native American art and material culture. Taken together these collections comprise roughly 6000 unique objects, from lithic tools to contemporary works of art. Our goal is to make these objects available to the USD community for study, research, discussion, and personal enjoyment.

Search the Collections

Students can use objects for research, class projects or independent study. Faculty can use objects for their own research, or find artworks that enhance their course curriculum. Professors are invited to bring classes into the Print Study Room or May Collection to view a custom set of selected objects with their students.

Image Use

The content on this site is posted to provide an online documentation of the University of San Diego’s collections as a resource for academic engagement, and gives access to objects that may not be on display. The images posted are strictly for this fair-use purpose. All images remain the property of the university, or of third parties, and in all cases are protected by copyright.

Unauthorized use of any content, images, text, and technology, is prohibited. Please message galleries@sandiego.edu to secure the permission to use any content from this site. Personal or educational use under Fair Use guidelines may be permitted for content on the public domain. Use of material of living artists requires permission from the copyright holder.