Featuring mixed-media works by member artists.

Latin American Art Is American Art. Abstraction, conceptualism, the politics of identity: these are the territories of contemporary art in America. Not surprisingly, these concerns belong to artists of many backgrounds with diverse personal histories. Contemporary Latin American Art focuses on the ways Latino artists have carved out a place within the mainstream of art history or have positioned themselves against it. Figures like Diego Rivera, Wifredo Lam, and José Clemente Orozco have become highly visible, but countless others from Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Cuba, Jamaica, Ecuador and elsewhere have contributed to the complex story of contemporary art. Reflecting aspects of gender, diaspora, poetics, and political commentary, these artists address the reality of life in the 20th and 21st centuries.… Read More …OF THE AMERICAS

Celebrating 150 Years of Lehigh University. From the very beginning, Lehigh University has regarded the arts as a fundamental part of its educational vision. Lehigh’s first president Henry Coppée included… Read More OBJECT AS SUBJECT: The Lehigh University Art Galleries Teaching Collections – Part 1

From the Civil War to SteelStacks, South Bethlehem has been the cradle of Lehigh University for 150 years. Always historical, sometimes hysterical, these neighborhoods have housed ever-changing multi-ethnic communities and… Read More REVISITING SOUTH BETHLEHEM

Celebrating 150 Years of Lehigh University. From the very beginning, Lehigh University has regarded the arts as a fundamental part of its educational vision. Lehigh’s first president Henry Coppée included… Read More OBJECT AS SUBJECT: The Lehigh University Art Galleries Teaching Collections – Part 2

George Segal (1924-2000), American Woman on Park Bench, 1998 Bronze with white patina, metal bench 52″ x 72.5″ x 37.5″ Gift of the George and Helen Segal Foundation LUS 05.1004… Read More George Segal: Woman on Park Bench, 1998