Featuring two walls of glass, the Milliken Art Gallery provides a wonderful exhibition space with unique visual access to artwork 24-hours a day. The gallery is also well suited for workshops, lectures and meetings. The adjacent patio space is convenient for receptions following your event.
The Milliken Art Gallery is located in the Milliken Fine Arts Building. Find it on the Campus Map.
Gallery hours vary; please contact Kathryn Boucher, the Director of Milliken Art Gallery, for hours.
Parking
Public parking is available in the Belk Lot located at the corner of Drayton and North Fairview Avenues. Two handicap parking spaces are located in the circular drive adjoining with Blackman Music Hall.
Seating Capacity
40 inside, with abundant overflow space on the adjacent outside grounds
Available Technology
Wifi Access
Coming from an agricultural background, Kathryn B. Phillips is inspired by the intricacies and implications of farm machinery for her watercolors.
On September 28th at 6:00pm, Adrian Rhodes will present a Gallery Talk discussing And the Grass Still Grows and her art process. The talk will …
Adrian Rhodes exhibition features a collection of printwork pieces that focus on repeating imagery and feature interspersed 2D and 3D elements.
On September 7th at 6:30pm in the gallery, a reception of wine and hors d’oeuvres will celebrate the opening of Spartanburg Community College Faculty Exhibition. …
Converse partners with Spartanburg Community College for a showcase of their faculty's creative expressions!
Calling All Art & Design Alumni: The Department of Art & Design invites you to participate in an Alumni Exhibition!
The Converse Emerging Young Artists Exhibition provides a venue to recognize exemplary art works of high school students, to help them begin to prepare for …
Inspired by the rich, high contrast illustrations found in illuminated texts, graphic novels, and children’s fairy tales, this exhibition will provoke a sense of nostalgia and familiarity within the viewer.
Inspired by the rich, high contrast illustrations found in illuminated texts, graphic novels, and children’s fairy tales, this exhibition will provoke a sense of nostalgia and familiarity within the viewer.
Burke's drawings are a portrait of in flux anchored by our cultural obsession with the artificial and detrimental.
