The gallery exhibitions on Frist Campus are divided between three spaces across the school grounds. The main Ingram Gallery is our premier space that sits in the Ingram Arts Center. Its two-story design allows for a wide array of exhibition options surrounded by natural light and open space for viewing, installations, and other arts-related activities. This main exhibition space is utilized for professional and visiting artists throughout the year. At dedicated times, it is also the venue for student exhibits such as capstone and end-of-year exhibitions. The academic building is host to a high open-ceiling rotunda and large walls adjacent to the administrative offices, making it an ideal space to showcase the work of visiting and professional artists. Founders Hall is the first building our visitors to campus enter and houses the school library. In the entrance to the library display cases flank the doors and frame the walls on both sides allowing for artwork to adorn these areas actively used by students on a daily basis.