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Pauly Friedman Art Gallery, 2nd floor Insalaco Hall. Most accessible parking at Mercy Lot near Bevevino Library and transparent bus shelter.

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This academic gallery, located on the campus of Misericordia University, presents exhibitions and
programs that educate our students and community about art historically significant artists and movements.

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Exhibitions and Events

Danny Lyon: Civil Rights

Featuring 57 photographs, the exhibition captures Danny Lyon’s documentation of the daily work, risks, and resolve of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), humanizing the Civil Rights Movement through moments of determination, exhaustion, and hope—while drawing connections to struggles for justice today.

Img: Danny Lyon, March on Washington, August 28, 1963

https://www.misericordia.edu/campus-community/pauly-friedman-art-gallery/current-exhibitions

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Final weeks!

The first Day of Remembrance was held in Seattle in 1978, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. We remember those who gathered in faith and conviction to create a better society for future generations. 

Wishing you all lovely Thanksgiving gatherings full of gratitude, warmth, and hope this weekend.

Schedule through the end of the semester:

Tuesday, November 25: noon-4pm
Wednesday, November 26: closed
Thursday, November 27 - Monday, December 1: closed
Tuesday, December 2 - Thursday, December 4: noon-7pm
Friday, December 5 - Sunday, December 7: noon-4pm
Monday, December 8: closed
Tuesday, December 9-Sunday, December 14: noon-4pm
Monday, December 15 - Sunday, January 18: closed for reinstallation
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Resilience and Memory

Monday, November 17, 6-8pm

Misericordia University Professor Allan Austin, author of “From Concentration Camp to Campus: Japanese American Students and World War II” will guide attendees through the difficult history resulting from Executive Order 9066, which ordered the forced imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

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Current Exhibitions

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Learn About the Pauly Friedman Art Gallery

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Meet the Staff

For more information on any of our exhibitions or programs, please contact:

Dr. Laine Little

Lalaine Little, Gallery Director
llittle@misericordia.edu
(570) 674-6250

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