The Library Gallery was created in 2001-2002 and has continued with
exhibitions such as Wayne Thiebaud, Society of Six, and Bay Area
Figuratives.

The Library Gallery is part of the concept of making CSU Sacramento the
"campus of the arts." Located on the first floor of the University Library,
it occupies a central position on campus where it can be accessed by CSUS
students, faculty and staff, and by the people from the larger regional
community. The Library Gallery serves the educational mission of the
University by introducing nationally and internationally significant art to
the campus and to the Sacramento region.

The Gallery is intended not only for the installation of art exhibitions,
but also as a performance space for music recitals, poetry readings, and
other arts-related events. It is open to everyone from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm,
Tuesdays through Saturdays. Admission is free.

For further information or to arrange visits outside of normal opening
hours, please contact Professor Phil Hitchcock, Gallery Director, by e-mail
(hitchcock@csus.edu) or phone (916-278-4189).

Please see website for past and current exhibitions and events, click here.