Anderson Gallery Magazine

Adam J. O'Day

Maxwell Library
2nd. & 3rd. Floors
January 15 - March 24, 2026
Reception: January 24, 2-6pm

Adam O'Day explores both representational painting and surrealism, often merging the two to create a unique visual language. Adam's work captures the world as it is—rich with detail, light, and form—while simultaneously pushing beyond reality into the realm of the subconscious. He finds beauty in both precision and abstraction, allowing his canvases to become portals into layered, dreamlike narratives.

Carmen Cicero

Anderson Gallery
Symphony, a Life in Prints
January 16 - March 28,2026

This exhibition began with a generous gift from Jules Sherman, a commercial lithographer. His donation was an entire suite of prints which he had printed in collaboration with Reginald Pollack. The prints, which date from 1960 to 1963, document the vibrant and diverse art scene of New York city. Nested within this suite were five works created by Carmen Cicero.

Howard Windham

Portraits
Moakley Center Atrium

The Surrealist drawings of Howard Windham blend recognizable forms of the human face or figure with dreamlike, irrational, and fantastical elements. These pieces evoke mystery, introspection, and psychological depth. Within these meticulous ink drawings architectural and natural formations invoke the desire of the Surrealists to unlock the unconsciousness of humanity..

Mason Terra

The Film Series
Moakley Center
Department of Communication, Suite 110

This series of four paintings represents the complete journey of filmmaking, from the initial spark of creativity to the final shared experience with an audience. Through each canvas, I've attempted to capture not just the technical aspects of film production, but also the human elements; the passion, collaboration, hidden labor, and ultimate connection with viewers that makes filmmaking such a powerful medium.

Hall of Black Achievement

For over twenty years the Massachusetts Hall of Black Achievement (HOBA) discovered, detailed and disclosed the significant achievements and contributions of African Americans, Cape Verdeans, and Hispanics of African descent who made significant contributions to the Commonwealth.

Greg Wyatt

Greg and Fay Wyatt Sculpture Garden

The Greg and Fay Wyatt Sculpture Garden, located on the eastern side of Maxwell Library is complete. A dozen new sculptures by Mr. Wyatt have been added, courtesy of the Newington-Cropsey Foundation. They surround a large sculpture of the ballet legend and actor Mikhail Barysnikkov created Mr. Wyatt and installed in 2017. It was also donated to BSU by the foundation.