Services Offered
Rotating Art Exhibitions
Regularly updated displays featuring works from UCF students, faculty, and local artists, with themes ranging from traditional to experimental.
Student and Faculty Shows
Dedicated exhibitions highlighting the talent within UCF's academic community, including annual art student exhibitions.
Interactive Installations
Engaging, hands-on art experiences that allow visitors to interact with creative mediums and innovative setups.
Custom Gallery Rentals
Flexible space available for private exhibitions, events, and installations, customizable to suit different art types and needs.
Community Art Events
Hosting openings, workshops, and gatherings to foster artistic dialogue and support emerging artists in Orlando.
Reviews
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Miranda (Miranda)
via Google
over 3 years ago
Its a lot smaller than I had anticipated but the pieces inside are beautiful. It was clean, air conditioned, the staff at the entrance was kind and it was a fun little gallery to spend a little while at.
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Homero Daniel Rodriguezvia Google
almost 4 years ago
It is an excellent space for Art Display, it can be customized for different types of Art, exhibitions and installations. The most recent Art Student's Exhibition was very good and enjoyable.
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Ana Marie Reyesvia Google
almost 4 years ago
Loved the art exhibition on Thursday March 24 👏
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Patrick Bohlenvia Google
over 4 years ago
The Art Gallery hosts great shows and is the perfect size for focused exhibits. I have seen some great work, including work featured in student and faculty exhibits.
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StrawberrySkyAct1via Google
almost 5 years ago
Very clean, very well maintained, and a wide variety of art from local artists up-and-coming within UCF. A great place to stop by to support local artists first and foremost, and always filled with creative minds of all kinds. My only discrepancy was the one time I stopped by to an exhibit featuring multiple artists, and one artist actually had a picture hanging that was fanart from an anime instead of an original work, although this might've just been a nitpick since it wasn't obvious to most people at first glance--it was still lovely, but I didn't think that was allowed. Nevertheless, some of the exhibits are interactive and engaging, and there's always new mediums to observe. The entire Visual Arts building is always full of artistic surprises and experimental setups, but the gallery is a real treat.
