Gail F. Steinhilber
Art Gallery
The Gail Floether Steinhilber Art Gallery is committed to the enrichment of cultural life on campus, in the community and throughout the Fox Valley.The gallery exists primarily to serve UW Oshkosh students and present work that is intriguing, inspiring, thought provoking, and at times socially challenging, yet always in keeping with the university’s institutional excellence.
Works by local, regional and nationally recognized artists, as well as by the university’s students, faculty and staff are exhibited in the gallery. Exhibitions are planned, promoted and installed by the student staff and director.
Past Exhibits
Spring 2022
February 7 – March 17
Floral Focus Stacks
Thomas L. Eddy
An exhibit of flower portraits using a technique called “focus stacking.” The basic technique captures a sequence of images at slightly different focal positions. The photographer then merges the images into a single composite image that displays high-resolution and exceptional depth of field.
April 1 – 29
Paige Nordstrom
The artist’s unique whimsical style incorporates many elements such as acrylic paint, jewelry, fabric, textures paper, and other materials that invoke inspiration to make mixed-media portraits. Her vision communicates creativity and speaks to the passion of those who dream of art.
Fall 2021
September 1 – October 25
Humans of UW Oshkosh and the Sesquicentennial Rephotography Project
December 1 – 17
World Aids Day Quilt
Spring 2021
February 5 – March 5
Zoom
A collaboration from the ArtSpace Collective
March 8 – April 16
Beyond Mandalas
Dot Paintings by Deborah Malcolm
Fall 2020
September 9 – October 2
I Am Not Invisible
This exhibit aims to increase awareness and dialogue about women veterans, as well as open viewers’ eyes to the myriad levels of expertise of women veterans.
October 7 – November 6
Never Silent
Collaborative works reflecting on the experiences of survivors of domestic violence.
Dates TBA
Hmong Cultural Artifacts and Tradition
An exhibit featuring artifacts important to past and present Hmong culture and tradition.