O'Connor Art Gallery Exhibitions
Dominican University | River Forest, IL




2014 Not For Sale: Jenna Caravello, Susan Giles, and Ryan Mandell [January]
2013 Super in the Natural: Sarah Belknap, Joseph Belknap, and Christine Gray [November]
2013 Mindful Media: Jeremy Bolen, Sun Choi, and Sarah Holden [September]
2013 Senior BFA Thesis Exhibition: Graduating Senior show
2013 Urban Insights: Jesse Howard and Jason Reblando [January]
2012 Headshots: Lauren Gregory and Susana Coffe [November]
2012 Art Faculty Exhibition: Noelle Allen, Jean Bevier, Javier Carmona, Bill Kerr, Jeffrey Cote De Luna, Frank Spidale [September]
2012 Gray Matter, Senior BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition
2012 ANNUAL Student Art Exhibition: Guest juried art exhibition open to all Dominican University students [March]
2012 First Love: Edmund Chia, Michelle Grabner, Diego Leclery, Leeza Meksin and Liz Neilsen [January]
2011 Cosmic Commentaries: Michiko Itatani and Cullen Washington Jr. [November]
2011 Fictional Landscapes: Amy Honchell and Young Cho [September]
Angela Bryant is the Director of O'Connor Art Gallery, where her mission is to present the Dominican University academic community with timely, relevant, and focused contemporary art exhibitions that foster critical and thoughtful dialogue across disciplines. Exhibitions are curated with the student body in mind, as they are mean to introduce students to new and innovative artistic concepts, practices, and strategies. Located in Lewis Hall, steps from many of the art department's studios and classrooms, the gallery is particularly accessable to art students as a space for intimate engagement and reflection.