Art Exhibits

Each year International Affairs displays five to six art exhibits with international themes in the galleries of the International Cultural Center. Although many of our exhibits are “one time only”, several exhibits are displayed every year. All exhibits and receptions are free and open to the public.

The International Cultural Center welcomes exhibit proposals that explore international themes and perspectives. Exhibitions are typically scheduled 6–24 months in advance, so applicants should plan accordingly.

Exhibit Proposal Form

To be considered, proposals must include all required materials. Applicants will be notified of the review outcome once a decision has been made.

For additional exhibit information, please contact Mattie Moriearty at mattispa@ttu.edu.

Current Exhibit:

"Putting on the Dog: Dogs Without Borders" Photography Exhibit

Love dogs? Enjoy photography?

Help us celebrate the (international) dog days of summer as we explore the global origins of the canine breeds we've grown to love. This juried exhibit will feature snapshots taken by TTU students, faculty, and staff.

On display at the International Cultural Center through August 3 - September 18, 2026.

Reception: August 27, 2026 

As part of the exhibition, IA is hosting the One Bowl at a Time Pet Food Drive, collecting dog and cat food to support the The Haven Animal Care Shelter, a local no-kill, nonprofit sanctuary that cares for more than 100 dogs and cats.

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Call for Entries:

Call for Entries: "Adventures in Study Abroad" Photography Exhibit
International Affairs at Texas Tech invites students who participated in Texas Tech recognized study abroad programs from Fall 2025 – Summer 2026 to submit photographs for the annual “Adventures in Study Abroad” Photography Exhibit. This exhibition gives study abroad students the opportunity to share their unique international experience with the Texas Tech and Lubbock communities. 

 

Call for Entries: "My Hometown" Photography Exhibit
International Affairs invites Texas Tech international students and scholars to submit photographs of their hometowns for the annual “My Hometown” Photography Exhibit. This exhibition gives these students and scholars the opportunity to share their unique international experience with the Texas Tech and Lubbock communities.