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The Kibel and Linear Galleries, located on the lower level of the Architecture Building near the Auditorium, are open during the Fall and Spring semesters, Monday–Thursday 9am–9pm, and Friday 9am–6pm. Other times are available by appointment. Admission is free. For directions, visit our Contact Page.

Kibel Gallery

The Kibel Gallery, renovated and named in 2001 through a gift from the Kibel family foundation, aims to provide access for and exposure to creative expressions that reflect and or influence the built environment.

 

The Kibel Gallery plays a vital role in the life of the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation. Exhibitions relating to the school’s four disciplines are chosen for their potential to spur dialogue about the built environment and for their celebration of exemplary professional and student work.

 

The gallery mounts six exhibitions a year that are supplemented by gallery talks and symposia. These include exhibitions curated and designed by Maryland faculty and students as well as traveling shows borrowed from other institutions such as the White House archives and the National Building Museum.

 

To view current and archived exhibits, visit the Exhibitions page.

 

Kibel Gallery Chair

Ronit Eisenbach

 

Linear Gallery

The Linear Gallery, established in 2008, is a student-directed exhibition space in the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation.

 

Organized and operated by the student body, the mission of the gallery is to provide a forum for a cross-disciplinary dialectic through the display of current student work and accomplishments. The Gallery was built upon the foundation that innovation in the built environment cannot take place without first a backdrop for ideas to be exchanged and realized.

 

To view current and archived exhibits, visit the Exhibitions page.

 

Linear Gallery Faculty Advisor

Ronit Eisenbach

University of Maryland
School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
Building 145
College Park, MD 20742

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