NEW Exhibition

Exhibition Dates
February 17 - March 12, 2026
*Please note the gallery will be closed on February 16th
Gallery Reception
Thursday, February 19th from 3-5pm
Enjoy complimentary refreshments, & light hors d'ouevres
FREE to campus & the community!
About the Exhibition: I Remember
In her latest body of Work, Ann Morgan reimagines the tradition of heroic landscape
painting through the lens of a life lived online. Drawing from AI-generated imagery
trained on her own photographs and the social media images of friends, Morgan builds
vast digital landscapes that are later
translated into large-scale oil paintings. Rooted in post-pandemic reality, where
screens mediate much of human experience,
these works explore what it means to depict "nature" when our most familiar environments
are virtual.
These paintings propose a new kind of realism - one where the idealized world is not
found outdoors, but online.
Find out more about the Artist:
Ann Morgan is a contemporary painter based in Denver, whose work explores landscape as a record of memory, time, and change. She grew up in Michigan and has lived and worked in New York City and Washington, D.C., experiences that inform her interest in how place is shaped by both physical environment and technological mediation.
She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Michigan State University and spent a year as an AmeriCorps*VISTA before pursuing graduate study at New York University. Before her current her studio practice, Morgan developed an early career in digital media and technology, working for over two decades in roles that included teaching computer skills, developing and managing websites and working in technology-focused senior roles. Digital culture continues to inform her artistic process as a subject, a process, and a way of thinking and being in the world.
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Lower Columbia College's art gallery located in the Rose Center for the Arts features twenty foot high walls with ample space and complete flexibility for the display of art. The second level of the gallery is more intimate in nature and displays special items and the college's permanent collection, much of which has been donated. Natural light from a slot skylight gently illuminates the room to enhance the overall experience in the gallery.
Current exhibitions in the Art Gallery are free and open to the public. Posted receptions are free and open to the public as well.
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