Upcoming Events
"I Have No Idea What I Am Doing" Show
Open 10/23 - 11/12
Exhibiting artwork created by an ERAU student veteran, Christopher O’Neill. Rooted in personal experience, this exhibition considers conflict in both its visible and invisible forms. Military service provides one landscape, while memory, betrayal, grief, and the hope for reconciliation shape another. Together, these drawings examine how external experiences and private wounds become intertwined, leaving lasting impressions that resist simple resolution.
11/12/26 from 6:30 - 8 PM in The Gallery. The campus community is invited to a reception, highlighting the work of Chris O'Neill, student veteran and SVO President. Attendees are welcome to light hors d'oeuvres and the opportunity to speak with the artist.
Signs Across America: A Typographic Comparison from Daytona Beach
Open 12/14 - 1/15
The goal of the exhibition is to explore how culture, history, and geography influence the typography and visual language of a place. Through side-by-side photographs of signage in Daytona Beach and comparable examples from cities across the United States, the exhibition invites viewers to look more closely at the everyday typography that surrounds them—from historic and ghost signs to neon, hand lettering, architectural lettering, manhole covers, and other forms of vernacular design. The photographs are drawn from Nikki Villagomez’s years of traveling the country and documenting typographic landscapes, building on her ongoing exploration of how cultural surroundings influence choices in type, color, and design. Rather than presenting signage simply as graphic design, the exhibition asks viewers to consider what these visual choices reveal about the identity and character of a community—and whether similarities in signage connect seemingly different places across America. Her photographs challenge viewers to slow down, look up (or down!), and recognize the typography of everyday life as an important part of the American cultural landscape.
