The Bogigian Gallery is an exhibition space where students and the community can experience the visual arts at Wilson College. It is an important teaching tool used by the fine arts program to fulfill its mission.

Exhibits include a variety of media by different artists with a focus on local, regional and national talent. There are two exhibitions each semester including an annual student exhibition, biennial faculty/staff exhibitions and an annual exhibition for summer artists-in-residence.

The gallery is named in honor of Hagop Bogigian, a benefactor of the College. Bogigian came to America from Armenia in 1876 and became a successful businessperson and an activist against injustice.

The Bogigian Gallery is located in Lortz Hall and is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Admission is free.

BOGIGIAN GALLERY WILSON COLLEGE