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Gallery 1832
Our Philosophy
Both the arts and the sciences, despite their apparent differences, share several fundamental similarities that contribute to the advancement of human knowledge and expression. Both disciplines involve exploration, creativity, and the pursuit of truth, requiring critical thinking, problem-solving, and a desire to push boundaries. Gallery 1832 works to elucidate the linkages between the two worlds and embodies humanity's natural curiosity.
ABOUT GALLERY 1832
Gallery 1832 provides our resident innovators and visitors with new avenues to find inspiration in the space around them. Our goal is to offer provocative and beautiful work to encourage them to expand out of their comfort zones to find new, creative approaches to problem solving. Our Gallery is co-located within our shared laboratory facilities. We host a carefully curated rotation of local artists every three months. Public receptions are held for each exhibition.
At Gallery 1832 we believe in the combined power of the arts and sciences. Our gallery celebrates the history of innovation in our space, challenges stereotype and invites conversation. It provides a platform for local artists and underrepresented communities to share their work, their voices, perspectives and raise awareness, through storytelling, and the sharing of lived experiences.
The public nature of the gallery also creates a link between the surrounding community and the internal, bringing light and visibility to the scientific world which maintains the perception of being shrouded in mystery, secrecy, and not for external view.
By showing science as accessible and inclusive to all regardless of lived experience, by sparking interest, expanding the community network, and shaking the status quo our hope is that it creates opportunities that would otherwise be unavailable to minorities or the under privileged.
Featured Artist
What Happens After
Opening Date: April 10, 2025
Marking International Women’s Day and Armenian Awareness Month, Gallery 1832 proudly presents What Happens After by artist Masha Keryan.
What happens after is a new landscape, new home and new people. A new desire to recreate the village that was left behind. A new table filled with grandmother’s recipes and traditional grilled meats, with new faces eating and toasting,brushing off with laughter the hardships of the past and present. What happens after is a new beginning and a new sense of purpose in each coming day.
Upcoming Artists
