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FORSBERG RIVERSIDE GALLERY

Enjoy Ongoing and Changing Exhibitions

The Raymond T. Forsberg Riverside Galleries are located near the Grand Foyer/Café and feature ongoing changing exhibitions, in addition to exhibitions that are planned to interpret and expand upon the permanent collection and focus on Midwest Art, American Crafts, and Haitian and Caribbean Art.

Now Her by Chris Wubbena

NOW DISPLAYING

RECENT WORKS
By Chris Wubbena

On view November 25, 2025-April 12, 2026

Featuring sculptor Chris Wubbena’s most recent bodies of work in the midst of things and Demos. His mixed-media sculptural compositions, multi-media installations, and large-scale public sculptures have been presented nationwide for the past two-and-a-half decades.
He has a B.F.A. with an emphasis in sculpture as well as a minor in creative writing from
the University of Northern Iowa and an M.F.A. in art from San Francisco State University.
He is currently a Professor of Sculpture at Southeast Missouri State University. 

READ SCRIPTS, WATCH SHORT FILMS, LISTEN TO PLAYLISTS & MORE BY CHRIS WUBBENA 

OPENING RECEPTION & GALLERY TALK

Friday, December 12, 2025 | 5:30-7:30pm
Free Admission

Chris Wubbena will speak about his long-awaited WCA exhibition and present his most recently produced short films. 

FILM SCREENING

Thursday, April 9, 2026 | 7:00pm
Free Admission

Interdisciplinary artist Chris Wubbena is known for his mixed-media sculptural compositions, multi-media installations, and large-scale public sculptures.
In Petersen Town Hall, we will present a screening of his most recent work
in film and reveal Wubbena’s sculpture “We’re Here”. 

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