Spring 2021 Exhibitions

4 March 2021 - 11:00am to 4:00pm03/04/2021 04:00pm 03/04/2021 9:00pm Spring 2021 Exhibitions The John J. McDonough Museum of Art, on the campus of Youngstown State University is excited to announce four dynamic exhibitions taking place in our galleries beginning in February. The exhibitions will display the installation work of artist, Zac Benson, the figurative realistic paintings of Akron artist, Max Markwald and the large scale skiagrams of Amy Theiss Geise. The Emerging Artist series introduces the paintings of Youngstown artist, James Shawn Crum. The shows will be on view in the galleries February 26 – April 2. Due to the current pandemic, the McDonough Museum of Art has put into place new health and safety precautions in order to protect our patrons, students and staff and prevent the spread of COVID-19. These safeguards include: temperature and hand sanitizer station for visitors, face coverings required by all, social distancing of six feet or more, directional arrows to define traffic patterns, special hours by appointment for vulnerable populations, capacity limits of seven per gallery, enhanced institutional cleaning and sanitizing and daily health screenings for staff. 1007 Gallery C YSU McDonough Museum of Art UTC public
McDonough Museum
  • 1007 Gallery C
  • 2001 Gallery A
  • 1006 Installation Gallery
  • 2005 Gallery B
The John J. McDonough Museum of Art, on the campus of Youngstown State University is excited to announce four dynamic exhibitions taking place in our galleries beginning in February. The exhibitions will display the installation work of artist, Zac Benson, the figurative realistic paintings of Akron artist, Max Markwald and the large scale skiagrams of Amy Theiss Geise. The Emerging Artist series introduces the paintings of Youngstown artist, James Shawn Crum. The shows will be on view in the galleries February 26 – April 2. Due to the current pandemic, the McDonough Museum of Art has put into place new health and safety precautions in order to protect our patrons, students and staff and prevent the spread of COVID-19. These safeguards include: temperature and hand sanitizer station for visitors, face coverings required by all, social distancing of six feet or more, directional arrows to define traffic patterns, special hours by appointment for vulnerable populations, capacity limits of seven per gallery, enhanced institutional cleaning and sanitizing and daily health screenings for staff.

Cost

Free and open to the public

Parking

Parking is available in the M30 Wick Deck for a nominal fee