The Chalmer Davee Library provides exhibit space as a venue for individuals and groups to display works of art, publicize special events, promote a cause or an organization, or show off a hobby. The library’s Harriet Barry Gallery and exhibit spaces are high profile, well-traveled areas and are open to the university community, local artists and members of the general public.
We adhere to the American Library Association's policy on exhibit space which states: The ALA affirms that all libraries are forums of information and ideas. Libraries should make exhibit spaces available to the public they serve and should make such facilities available on an equitable basis, regardless of the beliefs or affirmations of individuals or groups requesting their use.
-Adopted Jan. 23, 1980 - ALA Cncl.
The Chalmer Davee Library provides exhibit space as a venue for individuals and groups to display works of art, publicize special events, promote a cause or an organization, or show off a hobby. The library’s Harriet Barry Gallery is in a high profile, well-traveled area and is open to the university community, local artists and members of the general public. In addition to the gallery, the library houses several free standing glass cases as well as two recessed wall spaces. Anyone interested in using the gallery or exhibit spaces should contact the chair of the Exhibits Committee at (715) 425-3874 or e-mail exhibits@uwrf.edu
Three Female Saints. Harriet Barry Gallery exhibit, 2004.
Harriet Barry Gallery
Gallery dimensions
Exhibitor policies
The library also has several free standing
and recessed wall cases for exhibits:
(Above) Lg. Wall Case: 120" x 62" x 16"
Sm. Wall Case: 62" x 62" x 16"
Table Cases: 60" x 30" x 10.5"