Nightingale Gallery


MISSION: The Nightingale Gallery serves Eastern Oregon University’s institutional needs for cultural enrichment in the visual arts. The gallery brings in work from nationally recognized artists of the contemporary art world to challenge and engage EOU and the surrounding communities. The gallery also provides a venue for students to exhibit artwork and develop professional practices.

The Nightingale Gallery provides both the EOU campus community and the regional communities with the premiere, non-profit exhibition space in Eastern Oregon. This unique position allows the Nightingale Gallery to bring non-commercial and experimental artwork to our rural campus and community. This type of work brings new points of view to our community, thereby enriching and diversifying the cultural experience of Eastern Oregon. At the same time, we strive to showcase and promote local artistic talent, including that of emerging and student artists.

The hands-on experience gained by student employees of the Nightingale Gallery also adds greatly to the quality of their EOU educational experience. These students work with professional artists, handling and discussing premiere artwork in a professional manner. These skills often lead to other employment and advancement opportunities with commercial art galleries, non-profit arts organizations, and independent curatorial and exhibition projects.

Eastern Oregon University
One University Blvd.
Loso Hall
La Grande, Oregon 97850

Faculty Director – Cory W. Peeke
cpeeke@eou.edu
541.962.3584

Student Director – Jennifer Brotherton
541.962.3667


Current Exhibition

It’s Getting Hot Out Here: A solo exhibition of the work of Ohio artist Roscoe L. Wilson

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It’s Getting Hot Out Here: A solo exhibition of the work of Ohio artist Roscoe L. Wilson

The Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University is pleased to present the exhibition, It’s Getting Hot Out Here, a solo exhibition of work by Ohio artist and environmentalist Roscoe L. Wilson. The exhibition opens Friday, February 10 with a reception for the artist from 6-8pm in the gallery located in Loso Hall.  The show will run through Friday, March 2. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 11am to 4pm. Roscoe Wilson’s installation work engages with the dilemma of consumerism and waste in contemporary society.  Consumerism is a...

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