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Three pages from a graphic novel

Mat Kelly Book Exhibit at Central College’s Mills Gallery

Sabbatical generates graphic novel now on exhibit at Mills Gallery.

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Three separate art images

Mills Gallery to Feature Works by Cedar River Artisans

Mills Gallery exhibits the works of the Cedar River Artisans.

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Photo inside art gallery with wood carved birds and insert of Bob Kroese

Bob Kroese Wood Carving Art Exhibit at Central College’s Mills Gallery

Mills Gallery exhibiting waterfowl wood carvings by Bob Kroese.

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Two multicolored hand-blowing vases.

Classics and Innovative Art Exhibits at the Mills Gallery

Alumni art takes center stage this fall at the Mills Gallery.

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Artistic drawing of rock climbing and words Go! Woo and Yea!

Mills Gallery Welcomes Art Exhibit by Leo Bird ’14

Leo Bird ’14 will exhibit his graphic memoir “The Words He Cannot Say” in the Mills Gallery.

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Two art pieces by Stina Joy Henslee.

Mills Gallery Features Stina Joy Henslee Art

Mixed media artist and graphic designer Stina Joy Henslee to display exhibit in Mills Gallery.

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Elizabeth Rhoads Read, fiber artist

Mills Gallery Features Elizabeth Rhoads Read Art

Central College opens Elizabeth Rhoads Read art exhibit.

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Art students restoring mannequins

Central Art Students Restore Klokkenspel Mannequins

Central first-year art students have been working to clean, repaint and restore four of the eight mannequins to be refreshed for Tulip Time.

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"Luminaire Escargot" by Markus Haala. Composed of Found Objects (Flower Buckets, Artificial Lawn), Escargot Shells, LEDs, Electronics, Epoxy Resin 2021

Central College’s Mills Gallery to Feature Markus Haala Exhibition

Central College will welcome the works of Markus Haala to the Mills Gallery in the Lubbers Center for the Visual Arts from March 23 to April 20. His exhibit is titled “Nature Morte.”

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Clothing on display as part of the "What Were You Wearing" exhibition.

“What Were You Wearing” Exhibit to Raise Sexual Assault Awareness

The Central College Art Program and Central’s Students Against Sexual Assault are sponsoring an installation entitled “What Were You Wearing.” The exhibition runs March 2-10.

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