Art Gallery

Immerse yourself in art at the A.D. Gallery. Explore captivating student art exhibitions alongside installations from artists from around the world. Discover a space where creativity thrives and art connects our community. Check below for upcoming gallery events, calls for art and other ways to get involved.

Upcoming Exhibition

On view February 12 - March 6, 2026

This year's exhibition explores the theme of belonging.

Participating artists include: Jane Cheek, Arvid Choudhury, Juan Carlos, Duron Martinez, Sandro Gebert, Milton Gore, Kara Greenwell, Travis Hicks, Camila Hojas Cuervo, Luke Huling, Terence Ingram, Dong Kyu Kim, Roopa Kosuri, Andrew McIntyre, Ethan McKellar, Joyce Melander, Zaire Miles-Moultrie, Kasia Ozga, Millian Giang Pham, Vince Quevedo, Anna Nazaretz Radjou, Miranda Reichhardt, Kelli Nolen Scott, Katie Simmons, Shyun Song, Robert Spahr, Anne Stagg, Randall Steinke, Ruijingya Tang, Sarah Valinezhad, Caroline Ward and K.R. Windsor.

Juried By: Annah Lee

girl with flower on a colorful leafy background

As UNCP’s art gallery, our goal is to give students a place to shine as well as bring the arts to our entire community.

Senior exhibition in the A.D. Gallery at UNC Pembroke.

Expanding Access and Opportunities

Average number of exhibitions per year

Average number of student exhibitions per year

The A.D. Gallery at UNC Pembroke began in the 1970s when faculty transformed a faculty lounge into a dedicated exhibition space. It served the art department for over 30 years. In 2005, the gallery was expanded to a new 960-square-foot facility. This new facility features a skylight and space for large-format pieces. We invite you to explore this inspiring space and discover what makes the UNCP art gallery truly unique.

Art gallery reception full of people talking and looking at art mounted on white walls. Colorful paintings line the left wall shown in the image.

A vibrant evening at the UNC Pembroke A.D. Gallery

Two college students talk while admiring paintings mounted on the wall in front of them. Other students and public stand in the background looking at other works on other walls.

Students take in the beauty of the artwork, sparking conversation and inspiration at the UNC Pembroke A.D. Gallery

A large sculpture of a cartoonish syringe with seating for two as if it were a ride. The sculpture rests in front of Locklear Hall, home to the A.D. Gallery.

Find the A.D. Gallery within Locklear Hall. The exterior sculpture changes periodically.

Experience thought-provoking art and creative expression. UNCP's A.D. Gallery is free and open to the public. Come explore dynamic exhibitions that inspire, challenge and connect.