Experience Student Art in Marshall, Michigan This Spring
This spring, creativity from The University of Olivet is taking center stage in downtown Marshall.
The University’s Art Alliance will present a student art exhibition in Marshall, Michigan, at the East End Studio Arts Center from March 27 through April 10, 2026. The exhibition features original work from students across the Visual Arts Program, offering the community a chance to experience fresh perspectives and emerging talent.
An opening reception will be held Friday, March 27, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., welcoming guests to meet the artists and explore the collection.
A Diverse Collection of Student Artwork
The exhibition highlights a wide range of disciplines, including:
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Painting
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Drawing
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Sculpture
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Graphic design
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Digital media
Each piece reflects the creativity and individuality of Olivet students, from those pursuing art degrees to those exploring creative work alongside other academic interests.
What Is Art Alliance at The University of Olivet?
Art Alliance is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting visual arts on campus and throughout the surrounding community.
Open to students of all majors, the group creates opportunities for collaboration, exhibition and outreach. Members are actively involved in:
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Hosting student exhibitions
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Partnering with local schools
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Encouraging artistic expression across campus
This exhibition in Marshall is a natural extension of that mission, connecting student artists with a broader audience beyond campus.
Visit the Exhibition
Community members, prospective students and families are invited to attend and experience the work firsthand.
Location:
East End Studio Arts Center
143 W. Michigan Ave.
Marshall, MI
Dates:
March 27 – April 10, 2026
Opening Reception:
Friday, March 27 | 5–6:30 p.m.
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Explore Art at The University of Olivet
The Visual Arts Program at The University of Olivet provides students with opportunities to develop their creative voice while engaging with real-world experiences, from exhibitions like this to community outreach and professional preparation.
For more information, email Donald VanAuken, director of visual arts talent.