Horvitz Hall

Arts

Drawing inspiration from light-filled studios, artists take their work from concept to exhibit.

Lots of light, flashes of enlightenment

Experiment and execute. Express. Erase. Expose. Exhibit. Kenyon’s home for the studio art department was designed with the creative process in mind. Here you’ll find tools of the trade both traditional (the easel) and up-to-the-minute (the software-stuffed computer). Huge north-facing windows bring light into studios for painting, drawing and printmaking. There are wings for photography (yes, we still use chemicals along with digital techniques) and sculpture; two big computer labs for video and digital art; a professional-quality lighting studio; and a flexible space dedicated to installation art.

Fact: Senior art majors get their own semi-private studios, where they make a mess and make art, at all hours, before exhibiting their work at the Gund Gallery.

Explore more fine arts locations.

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  • Horn Gallery

    Arts

    This barn-turned-arts venue hosts concerts, exhibits and slam poetry performances.

  • Wright Center

    Arts

    Kenyon’s state-of-the-art film center and community hub is situated in the heart of neighboring Mount Vernon.

  • Rosse Hall

    Arts

    A Greek Revival beauty, Rosse Hall is a first-class, 600-seat concert and lecture hall.

  • Bolton & Hill Theaters

    Arts

    From Shakespeare and Molière to Albee and Mamet, drama comes to life on two main stages.