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University Galleries
ACADEMIC and COMMUNITY PARTNERS; 2002-2006
Alachua County Environmental Protection Department
Alachua County Public Works/ Office of Waste Alternatives
ALTA Systems
Center for Latin American Studies
Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research
City of Gainesville/ Solid Waste Division
UF Department of Criminology, Law & Society
UF Department of History
UF School of Architecture
Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs
Dorn’s Liquors and Wines Warehouse
Emiliano’s Café
Florida Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts
Florida Sea Grant
UF Fredric G. Levin College of Law
UF Graduate Student Council
Holiday Inn University Center
UF IFAS/ Communication Services
Leonardo’s 706/Bistro 1245
McCallum Cabinets
Creative Artisans
Target Copy
UF Powell Gene Therapy Center
UF Rinker School of Building Construction
UF School for Natural Resources and Environment
School of Art & Art History/ Visiting Artists and Scholars Committee
Cultural Relations Committee of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Ireland
Scissors Hair Salon
UF School of Forest Resources and Conservation
UF Sesquicentennial Committee
Thornebrook Gallery
University Honors Program
UF Department of Physics
UF European Studies Union
UF Genetics Institute
UF International Center
Dacra Design
Board of College Councils
UF Society of Art History Graduates
UF Shands Cancer Center
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Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts
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University Gallery Mission Statement
To mount a broad range of high quality, stimulating visual arts
exhibitions with museum quality presentation and form.
To partner with University of Florida’s core research areas and offer interdisciplinary exhibitions that generate new audiences and support, reaching out to the Central Florida region by showcasing thought provoking content.
To meet the needs of the teaching and research curricula of the School of Art and Art History as well as other schools, colleges, centers, and departments on campus.