Art Galleries

Seton Hill University Art & Design Galleries

The Seton Hill University Art & Design Department proudly maintains two dedicated exhibition spaces: Harlan Gallery and Jodee Harris Gallery, both located within the Seton Hill Arts Center. These professional venues host a dynamic range of curated exhibitions featuring nationally and internationally recognized artists, alongside work by current students and alumni.

Serving as integral components of the department’s educational mission, the galleries provide students with meaningful opportunities to engage with contemporary art and explore relevant cultural and conceptual ideas. The annual exhibition calendar includes juried, invitational, student, and alumni shows.

All exhibitions are free and open to the public. We warmly welcome visitors to experience the diverse and vibrant programming offered by the Seton Hill University Galleries.

2025-2026 Gallery Schedule

Harlan Gallery

Fall Student Exhibition: August 28 - September 21, 2025
Women in Art Exhibit: October 9 - November 21, 2025. Two Seton Hill Independent study students worked with the Art History Professor and Gallery Director to jury, curate, hang the show, and choose award winners for the Women in Art Show.
Senior Exhibitions: December 3rd- December 12th
Spring Student Exhibition: January 20th - February 1st, 2026
Soulbeats: Expressions of the Spirit in Fiber - Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh Juried Exhibition: February 10th - March 20th, 2026
Senior Exhibitions: March 26th - May 15th, 2026

Jodee Harris Gallery

"Intertextual" - Solo Exhibition of Carol Brode: August 25th - September 22, 2025; Reception September 4, 4-7 PM
Underbelly - Curated by Carolina Alamilla & Britny Wainwright: October 8 - November 7, 2025
Senior Exhibitions: November 13th - December 12th
Solo Exhibition of Mia Tarducci: January 22nd - February 26th, 2026
Senior Exhibitions: March 13th - May 15th, 2026

Underbelly Curator Bios:

Carolina Alamilla

Carolina Alamilla is an artist, educator, and curator; her current research examines non-traditional gallery spaces and how art in a casual context can create a deeper connection with a viewer. She has collaborated with ceramicists, writers, and dancers through her practice, all of whom inform her curatorial and studio practices.

Her curatorial projects include Third Floor Window (Pittsburgh 2020-2022), Built by Pictures (Stay Home Gallery, online, 2021) Spilling the Tea (Charles Adams Studio Project, Lubbock, 2019). She has also written art reviews for exhibitions and artist collaborations for the online publication The Pittsburgher.

Carolina was a Curatorial Fellow with Stay Home Gallery and an Associated Artists of Pittsburgh member. She is an Assistant Professor of Studio Art at Washington & Jefferson College.

Carolina holds a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Ceramics & Transmedia from Texas Tech University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.

Britny Wainwright

Britny Wainwright is a sculptor who uses ceramics, fiber, and mixed materials to abstract and draw meaning from domestic objects. Deeply invested in feminist material culture, she advocates for assertive decorative language in the gallery.

Britny has shown work at the Weston Gallery in Cincinnati, OH, Vinegar Contemporary in Birmingham, AL, The North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, NC, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, AR among others. She has held several residencies, most recently as a co-facilitator for “Clay in the Expanded Field” at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts.

Also a curator and educator, Britny is a cofounder of Dream Clinic Project Space in Columbus, OH, an artist-run gallery and studios. Her recent curatorial project with Emily Bayless Edge: Where Two Things/Materials Meet featured artists who work in ceramics in tandem with other materials. She currently serves as a visiting faculty and Director of Foundations Studies in the Department of Art at Ohio State University.

Britny received an MFA from Ohio State University and a BFA from Alfred University. Originally from upstate New York, she now maintains a studio practice in Columbus, Ohio.

Plan Your Visit

Hours of Operation:

Monday - Thursday: 4 PM - 8 PM
Friday - Sunday: 11 AM - 5 PM

Closed during University breaks.

Address:

201 W. Otterman Street, Greensburg, PA 15601

Parking in Downtown Greensburg:

Metered parking is available throughout the city; the closest to the Center is on W. Otterman Street and in the Kearns Lot next to Seton Hill’s Performing Arts Center.

Robert A. Bell Parking Garage:
106 W. Otterman Street, Greensburg, PA

Wib Albright Lot:
10 Moore Avenue, Greensburg, PA
Located across from the Arts Center off W. Otterman Street
Parking only available after 5 PM.

Visit the City of Greensburg site for more information on parking in the City of Greensburg.

Accessibility information: Handicapped accessible parking behind the Arts Center. (Spaces are limited.)