Galleries

Cal Poly Humboldt is committed to the arts. Humboldt's extensive Permanent Collection of art is on display throughout the university's buildings and grounds. Humboldt hosts two formal galleries on campus in addition to a student-run gallery space. 

The Reese Bullen Gallery is located within the Art Department and the Goudi'ni Gallery is located in the first floor of the Behavioral & Social Science Building. Each gallery is dedicated to providing students with art exhibition and gallery management experience through the Museum & Gallery Practices program.

Check out both galleries on Instagram and the Goudi'ni Gallery on Facebook.

 

The campus galleries will reopen for the Spring 2024 semester starting February 15th with our first exhibition. For more information, please see our social media, or contact the Gallery Director at rbg@humboldt.edu, or call 707-826-3629. Our regular gallery hours during exhibition runs are Open hours Wednesday/Thursday 12pm-6pm, Friday 11am-5pm, Saturday 11am-2pm. Closed Sunday-Tuesday. Also open via appointment. More info at rbg@humboldt.edu or artfilm.humboldt.edu/galleries

 

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Upcoming Exhibits

Reese Bullen Gallery

The Reese Bullen Gallery is named in honor of a founding professor of the Art Department and has been an Humboldt institution since 1970. Located within the Art Building, the gallery houses the University's permanent collection of art and sponsors exhibitions of works by professional artists related to our many areas of instruction. The Reese Bullen Gallery also presents an annual exhibition of student art– Graduating Student Exhibition.

Exhibits

Goudi'ni Native American Arts Gallery

The Goudi’ni Native American Arts Gallery is located on the corner of Union St and 14th on the first floor of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Bldg, BSS room 104.
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Student Access Gallery

The Student Access Gallery helps Cal Poly Humboldt students learn how real-world galleries function by displaying the artwork of talented student artists from all majors. We help student volunteers gain hands-on experience with art preparation (such as installation work) and gallery administration, and give student artists opportunities to exhibit their work. We provide students the experience and skills that will help them build successful art and museum/gallery careers.