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The Florence O'Donnell Wasmer Gallery is a non-profit gallery owned and operated by Ursuline College and welcoming the public to free, professionally mounted art exhibitions approximately six times a year.
Wasmer Gallery exhibits fine art of educational value by professional and amateur artists. The Gallery has a full schedule each exhibition season and welcomes proposals by artists for upcoming schedules. This year we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Wasmer Gallery, which opened in 1980 and was named in gratitude for the generosity and vision of the late Florence (O’Donnell) Wasmer and John C. Wasmer.
View art works by Ursuline faculty and staff members who carry forward the legacy of the artists who came before them!
To schedule an in-person visit in our relocated Wasmer Gallery - available Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, noon - 5:00 p.m. - email Wasmer Gallery Director Anna Arnold. Online viewing is available on the College's Flickr site.
"Patron Saint of Stone," by MANDEM. Photograph of boy with snakes. Best in Show.
"Mindlessness, " by Jill Yanik. Graphite drawings photo transferred to wood overlaid with hand cut graphite drawings on paper. First Prize.
"Legacy Pot," by Pamela Argentieri. Pewter, bronze, sterling and wood coffee pot fabricated from sheet incorporating vintage flatware.
