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Wright Gallery

Wright Gallery displays visual art exhibits and serves as a center for campus and community arts engagement, education, and enjoyment in the College of Architecture and School of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts.

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All Wright Gallery Exhibits

Location
Langford A, second floor 

Hours

Monday – Thursday: 8 a.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Closed for university holidays

  • November 22 – 29, 2024
  • December 24, 2024 – January 1, 2025
  • January 20, 2025
  • March 10 – 14 2025

Contact
979.458.0539
wrightgallery@arch.tamu.edu

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Exhibit

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Leonid Furmansky, “Carbon Copy”

On view: November 4, 2024 – January 16, 2025

Panel discussion: January 13th, 2025, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Geren Auditorium (ARC B).

Reception: January 13th, 2025, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m. (Wright Gallery, ARC A).

  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #0” on a white wall with “Carbon Copy Leonid Formansky” above it in black vinyl letters.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4th 2024 to January 15th 2025.
  • Three pedestals with 3D-printed models of (from left to right): Texas A&M’s Langford Building, La Tourette, and Boston City Hall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • Three pedestals with 3D-printed models 3D-printed model of Boston City Hall on a white pillar with a very large print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #0” behind it on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • A 3D-printed model of Texas A&M’s Langford Building on a white pedestal with Leonid Formansky’s black and white photographs on a white wall behind it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • A 3D-printed model of Texas A&M’s Langford Building on a white pedestal with “La Tourette Convent 3” and black and white photos of architecture such as “Neiman Marcus Houston TX” behind it on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • A 3D-printed model of Texas A&M’s Langford Building on a white pedestal with “La Tourette Convent #3” on a white wall behind it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • A 3D-printed model of Boston City Hall on a white pillar with a print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #0” and “La Tourette Convent #6” on a white wall behind it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • A 3D-printed model of Texas A&M’s Langford Building on a white pillar with a print of Leonid Formansky’s “Boston City Hall” on a white wall behind it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • Black and white photograph by Leonid Formansky of “La Tourette Convent #8” on a white wall. There are two pedestals in the background with photographs on the walls.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
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    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025. Excerpt from “Learning from Las Vegas.
  • A black bench in front of an excerpt from the 1972 book “Learning from Las Vegas” in black vinyl on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Excerpt from “Learning from Las Vegas.” “From La Tourette to Neiman-Marcus.” November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.
  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #2” with an excerpt from the 1972 book “Learning from Las Vegas” in black vinyl on a white wall to the left of it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Excerpt from “Learning from Las Vegas. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.
  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #2” on a white wall, with a print of Leonid Formansky’s “Central Fire Station” opposite it.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.
  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “Central Fire Station” on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “UC Berkeley Architecture Building” on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.
  • Print of Leonid Formansky’s “La Tourette Convent #7” on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. Models fabricated by Professor James Michael Tate’s students: Matthew Benedict (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Evan McRae (’24 BSArch ’26 MArch), Alina Torres (’26 BArch).
  • Black and white photo by Leonid Formansky’s titled “La Tourette Convent #5” on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.
  • Black and white photo by Leonid Formansky’s of the “Langford Building” on a white wall.
    “Carbon Copy” exhibition by Leonid Furmansky. November 4 2024 to January 15 2025.

Upcoming Exhibit

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Mark Chen, “Pilgrimage of Light”

On view: January 28th – March 6th 2025

Closing Reception & Artist Talk: TBA

The gallery provides rotating exhibits and hosts lectures and special events. Wright Gallery displays many different artworks and artists with emphasis on featuring:

  • Works that promote critical thinking and dialogue on topics of social and cultural importance
  • Artists who challenge conventional art practice 
  • Emerging and established artists, architects and designers of local, regional, national, and international acclaim

The gallery was named to honor donor James Wright, who earned a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Texas A&M in 1954. 

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