The University Gallery is an integral part of the programs and curricula of the School of Art and Art History. High quality, thought-provoking exhibitions are presented every four to eight weeks that engage the university and wider community in stimulating dialogue through visual language. Internationally recognized artists are featured each year. A department faculty exhibition, a professionally organized juried student arts exhibition and MFA graduating thesis shows are presented annually. The 3,000 square foot space is a lively, exciting venue that is also utilized for other events such as film screenings, receptions and lectures throughout the academic year.

Focus Gallery is an 850-square-foot space that presents curated exhibitions of student, alumni and invited artists’ work. Exhibitions change monthly. Focus Gallery is located in the in the Fine Arts Complex in the lobby of the School of Art and Art History’s administrative offices, Building C. This is a fun and vibrant venue.

Grinter Gallery is located in the lobby area of Grinter Hall, home to UF international programs and graduate studies administration. Its mission is to present international artwork. Exhibitions are multi-cultural. Input from many campus organizations guides the planning for Grinter Gallery.