the gallery is closed for installation until june 17. our summer exhibition, come together, opens to the public on june 18 from 4:00-7:00 pm. for more information, click here.
summer hours (June 18-august 13)
monday | by appointment only
tuesday-thursday | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
friday | by appointment only
saturday-sunday | closed
come together: 150 years of the emmanuel
June 18-September 19, 2026
Opening reception | June 18, 2026 – 4:00-7:00 pm
For 150 years, the Emmanuel has served as a space for people to gather—to worship, to build community, and to create and experience art. Come Together celebrates the vibrant history of the Emmanuel from its inception as an Episcopal church (1876–93), to its history as a synagogue (1903–58), to its time as an artist studio for Wolfgang and Susan Pogzeba, and since 1976 as the Emmanuel Art Gallery on the Auraria Campus. The exhibition includes the work of twenty artists who are connected to the Emmanuel’s exhibition history, with artworks ranging from the mid-1980s to new works created specifically for Come Together. Come Together: 150 Years of the Emmanuel. The exhibition also presents a selection of archival material related to the exhibition history of the Emmanuel Art Gallery and to the building’s history. Tracing the legacy of the Emmanuel through historical documentation and contemporary art, Come Together offers an opportunity to reflect on the cultural and religious history of the Emmanuel and the many ways we share in community.
Image: Max Kauffman, A Temple for the Arts (Emmanuel), 2026, gouache on paper, courtesy of the artist
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