Covid-19 Updates

As a campus resource and communal space, the Northcutt Steele Gallery values the health of our community! If you are feeling ill, please stay at home.  Please visit our Facebook page for updated information.

The Northcutt Steele Gallery is following recommendations of MSUB, the CDC, and institutional guidelines issued from the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries, as well as our City and County Governments. For university procedures when visiting campus, please visit MSUB's COVID-19 Information.

Current Exhibitions and Programs

Annual Juried Student Exhibition

Juried Student Exhibition 2023. Submissions Due March 15. No Submission Fees. Exhibit your artwork on campus. Win cash awards.

April 10- 27, 2023   Reception & Award Ceremony: Thursday, April 20th, 5-7pm

 

All for None Exhibition
Rollin Beamish

All For None Exhibit

March 2 - March 30, 2023
  Artist Closing Reception
   Thursday, March 30, 5-7pm
   Gallery conversation at 6pm
   Artist Talk, 4pm, LA building Rm 205

Gallery Information

The Northcutt Steele Gallery is located on the first floor of the Liberal Arts building. Open to the public without charge, the gallery offers exhibitions during the school year calendar, including an annual juried student exhibition, which showcases the work of our students while allowing them an opportunity for professional experience.

Additional exhibitions and cultural programs are developed by a gallery committee comprised of Art Department faculty and students. These feature the work of national and international artists and arts professionals. When possible artists, arts professionals, and scholars are brought to campus to present talks or to conduct workshops and hands-on demonstrations. All gallery exhibitions and programs are open to MSU Billings and City College students, faculty, and staff, as well as the Billings and regional communities. Whenever possible free public receptions are held with all exhibitions and programs.

The gallery is supported in part by Associated Students of MSUB (ASMSUB), funds from the Art Department and MSUB Foundation, and by a Public Value Partnership grant from the Montana Arts Council.


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