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Walsh Gallery at the Fairfield University Art Museum

The Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery opened its doors in April 1990 under Founding Director and Professor of Art History, Dr. Philip Eliasoph. This large "white cube" gallery for special exhibitions is housed in the Quick Center for the Arts.

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An essential academic and cultural resource for students, faculty, and residents of the surrounding geographic community and region, the Fairfield University Art Museum (FUAM) offers meaningful opportunities for first-hand experience of original works of art and their unique historical resonance. We foster appreciation of the visual arts; cultivate cultural literacy and critical engagement; conserve, research, and impart knowledge about the collection in accordance with best scholarly and museum practices; and champion human creativity of all cultures and time periods.

This large "white cube" gallery for special exhibitions is housed in the Quick Center for the Arts.

The Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery opened its doors in April 1990 under Founding Director and Professor of Art History, Dr. Philip Eliasoph. Its inaugural exhibition was, "Defining Modernism: Art of the 20th Century." In a review by the New York Times, Vivien Raynor wrote: "With this exhibition, the Walsh assumes a missionary role that is not inappropriate for a Jesuit campus, even though the word brought is not of God."

Pricing: Free

Other Amenities: ADA Compliant, Bus Parking, Groups Welcome, Guided Group Tours

Dates of Operation: September - June

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Location:

Quick Center for the Arts
200 Barlow Road
Fairfield, CT 06824

Hours:

Tuesday - Saturday from 11 am - 4 pm
We are closed for University holidays and during inclement weather
Check our website for our Summer Hours

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