Prichard Art Gallery
A New Home for the Prichard
University of Idaho is welcoming back Moscow’s beloved Prichard Art Gallery in a new downtown location.
Phase I: Code Compliance
Phase II: Interior Remodel (We Are Here)
Phase III: Exterior Remodel
As we prepare for the future inaugural exhibition in this revitalized space, your generosity can ensure the gallery opens its doors fully equipped to inspire and engage. A gift today will bring us closer to completing this transformative project and amplifying its impact. This vision remains incomplete without the collective effort of our community.
Your support can help us achieve the following goals:
- Complete Renovations: We are nearing the finish line for interior updates, with plans to restore the building’s historic exterior and create a dynamic space that welcomes all.
- Enhance Programming: Your contributions enable us to host traveling exhibitions, develop workshops, and build connections between the university and the wider community.
- Empower Students: Through scholarships, work-study opportunities, and curated exhibitions, you invest directly in the success of our students.
The former Moscow Police Station is undergoing a metamorphosis into a vibrant hub of creativity, community, and culture; the venue will include the all-new Retail Space for the VandalStore, and the prestigious Prichard Art Gallery.
Established in 1982 as the outreach arm of the College of Art and Architecture, the Prichard Art Gallery has served the community and the university with year-round arts programming. We are thrilled to be moving into an exciting new location with plans to open late this year.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of a campus-wide committee and the remarkable generosity of Knit Architects who have donated pre-design services, our vision is taking shape in ways that are both exhilarating and empowering.
We are thrilled to unveil our phased approach to this ambitious remodeling project. Picture three dynamic phases that not only allow us to move-in and resume programming, but also promise continuous improvement over time as resources allow.