Exhibits & Events
The Ann Foxworthy Gallery
Located in building L, Santa Maria Campus
Current Spring 2025 Exhibit
Colleen M. Kelly
"The Dichotomy of Laundry"
Colleen M. Kelly is a Santa Barbara-based artist, with a MFA from UCSB. She double majored in Studio Art, Emphasis in Printmaking and Religious Studies at UCSB and developed strong interests in myth, symbolism, and mysticism. Themes of environmentalism, social-justice, civil rights and feminist issues, all topics that that she continues to hold dear and deeply explore.
This exhibit explores womens roles in a social context and how the enviornemntal issues impact gender. The beuatiful paper laundry works have been paintstakingly burned by hand with morse code imagery sending out a message of help or S.O.S..
As you enter the gallery space a large installation has been created to start conversations on gender roles and how the impact of the changin environment is afeecting those roles.
Opening recption will be-
February 4th, 4:30-6:30pm
Artist Talk with Colleen M. Kelly, later in February!Check back here soon fro the talk details and dates.
SPRING 2025 Exhibits Coming Up
Check back here for more information to be posted soon about these events, or email the Gallery Director Laura-Susan Thomas at laura.thomas@hancockcollege.edu
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The Ann Foxworthy Gallery is located inside the Academic Resource Center, bldg. L on the Santa Maria campus. Gallery hours are Monday through Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and Thursdays from 10 a.m.-7 p.m
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Student
GalleryCurrent and Upcoming Student Gallery Exhibits Spring 2025
Building F (upstairs)
We are excited to have our student gallery currently exhibiting art in the new student gallery space in the Fine Arts building on campus
Jimmie Spaulding
"The Lazy Photographer"
Dec. 13 - Jan. 30
All of these photographs are from my time here at Allan Hancock College and part of
class projects. One of my projects for a final was to come up with a prompt of my
own. I decided on “The Lazy Photographer”. What ties all these photographs together
(except the dunes) is that they were taken within walking distance of my car. Usually
less than 10 feet.
Paulo
Lima Ph.DFebraury 1-28
Showing works from established artist PAulo Lima in collaboration wiht curated Hancock
Fine arts Studetn Work to celbrate Black History Month. 
Contact
Laura-Susan Thomas
Gallery Director
805-922-6966 ext. 3465
805-694-8894
To view the exhibit currently outside of operating hours, please contact the gallery director to make an appointment: laura.thomas@hancockcollege.edu
Location
The gallery is located at the Santa Maria Campus, inside Building L Academic Resource Center
Location and Hours
Mon-Wed: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thurs: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Friday, weekends and holidays closed