Exhibits University Museums Locations and hours Anderson Sculpture Garden 603 Morrill Road, south and east of Morrill Hall Permanent collection sculptures "Hidden Gems," seek and find features Brunnier Art Museum "Reflections of Iowa: The History of Iowa Questers through Glass," through July 23, 2023 "Telling Tales: Exploring Narrative Art in the Permanent Collection," Jan. 17-July 23, 2023 Christian Peterson Art Museum "Harriet Bart: Material Alchemy," Jan. 25-July 21, 2023 "Through the Photographic Lens of King Au: Honoring Jack Trice," Jan. 17-Oct. 6, 2023 Farm House Museum "Growing Up Victorian," Jan. 30-Oct. 31, 2023 College of Design 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, free Gallery 181 Memorial Union Room 1568, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays, 1-4 p.m. Sunday MU Art Gallery "The What’s Good Project," artist and associate professor of art and visual culture Jennifer Drinkwater, through July 28, 2023 Reception, June 9 (4:30-6:30 p.m.) Parks Library 403 Parks Library, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday, free Special Collections and University Archives "Once, Twice, Trice: Students Tackle Naming Jack Trice Stadium," first floor, through 2023 "A Home Away From Home: The George A. Jackson Black Cultural Center," 403 Parks Library, ongoing Online exhibits Throughout Parks Library Art in Parks collection, features contemporary women artists, ongoing Grant Wood murals, ongoing Christian Petersen sculptures, ongoing Topel and Cheng art collection, ongoing Independent art works, ongoing Reiman Gardens 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily, $6-$12, free for members Throughout Reiman Gardens "Light and Reflection," through October "Glass in Flight," April 15-Oct. 8 Hughes Conservatory "High Noon Hotties," through Aug. 12 Textiles and Clothing Museum Locations and hours Mary Alice Gallery "Women at Work! Fashion, Ambition, and Utility" "Fashion / Existence / Myth – Narratives About Health, the Body and Dress" LeBaron Gallery "Trans YouTubers and DIY Undergarments: Influencers, Identity, and Community Building" Donna Gallery "Luis Estévez: Fashion, Elegance, and Exoticization"