The University Museum brings the material history and arts of the region together in an environment that encourages exploration, dialogue, and enjoyment.
This mandate is based on the belief that art and history are unbounded and essential to our understanding of who we were, who we are, and who we want to be. The University Museum is dedicated to providing leadership in the development of quality collections, exhibitions, and educational and public programs that challenge how we see ourselves and the social and natural world in which we live.
In addition to regular exhibits throughout the year housed in its permanent ehxibit space in the historic John Sutton Hall, the University Museum provides smaller exhibits throughout the campus and community with short- and long-term displays. Pictured here are two works by former IUP art faculty members, Joanne Lovette (wall piece) and Jean Slenker (sculpture). These are part of the University Museum’s permanent collection as displayed in the IUP Performing Arts Center.
The 2009-10 University Museum exhibition season is sponsored, in part, by Rosebud Mining Company and the Weyandt Foundation.
