Goodall Gallery at Columbia College

10/12/2026

09/30/2026

Today and tomorrow are your LAST CHANCE to see the current exhibitions (detail images 3-4) before we install new artwork!
Enjoy this preview of our powerful upcoming exhibitions:
“MASSES OF THE UNDONE” by Adrian Gor (image 1), “Murillo”, casein, pigment, charcoal, on cotton rag, 72x75.5 inches, 2026.
You do not want to miss seeing this work up close while it’s in the U.S. !
And for the LOFT, we have “THE YOKE AND THE MAW” by Alexander Rouse (image 2), “I Am Made to Loathe and I Am Made to Desire Yet I Am Alienated from Both,” 40 x 40 x 12 inches, watercolor, gouache, and mixed media assemblage coming to us from Greenville, SC.
Mark your calendars for the opening reception to meet the artists and honor their work.Thursday, October 15th from 5-7PM | artist talks begin at 5:30PM.
Image 3) Exhibition view from Ellen Moore Osborne’s “The Architecture of Memory.”
Image 4) Installation detail from Dylan Beckman’s interactive work from “The How and Why Library.”
The gallery is free and open to the public M-F, 10AM-5PM.
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08/10/2026

Today we’d like to take a moment to share work by upcoming artist, Ellen Moore Osborne.
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“Memory Cradle” will be on display in Goodall’s LOFT from August 31-September 28, 2026 in her solo exhibition, “The Architecture of Memory”.
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When collaging vintage family portraits, Ellen has said that each figure takes her on its own journey. They reveal layers of meaning as quickly she applies new ones with her paintbrush.
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Like the process of the works included in this exhibition, memory is not fixed, but instead built and rebuilt over time.
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07/28/2026

Meet upcoming artist Dylan Beckman!
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Originally from Houston, TX, Beckman received an her MFA in photography from Yale University. She currently lives and works in Charleston, SC where she teaches photography and sculpture at the College of Charleston.
Beckman’s work is situated within the intertwined nature of instruction, allegory and the infinite interpretations of what it means to ‘believe’.
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Come play with us and meet Dylan Beckman Thursday, September 3rd from 5-7PM.
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07/20/2026

Installation detail of “Object Lessons,” & “Aura,” provides a glimpse into upcoming artist, Dylan Beckman’s artistic approach. The photographs and objects reinforce one another blurring boundaries between record, invention, and performance.
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“The How and Why Library” shifts the role of the ‘hands-off art gallery offering visitors a chance to interact with the art through participatory stations.
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Join us for art fun at the opening reception Thursday, September 3rd from 5-7PM where you can meet Dylan Beckman and hear about their research.
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06/22/2026

As we get closer to the approaching academic year, Goodall Gallery’s first exhibition, opening for normal hours on Monday, August 31st, invites you to question what you know, and how you know it.
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“The How and Why Gallery” by artist Dylan Beckman Dylan Beckman explores the intersections of memory, education, and belief through sculptural objects, photography, and installation. Drawing from personal experiences, archival research, and various structures of learning, Beckman reveals how repetition and presentation shape what we trust.
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What happens when the lessons we inherit are incomplete, contradictory, or distorted?
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Mark your calendars for the opening reception and meet the artist behind the work, Thursday, September 3, 2026, from 5–7 PM at Goodall Gallery.
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05/01/2026

Congratulations! 👏👏 👏 2026 Graduating Studio Art Majors! This Tuesday their exhibition opens to the public and the reception was a huge success!
Congratulations to CC’s Studio Art Professors and keep up the good work! 🙌
This year we also featured student work from the thank you for helping make this dream come true! We love to see a blending of disciplines.
This creative energy is a strong indication of what the future holds at CC!
Thank you to all who have stopped by the gallery this year, we look forward to seeing you again in Fall 2026! 💥💥💥
The student exhibition will remain on display through 05.10.26. 🥳