The Henry Gallery

The Henry Gallery strives to be a cultural asset for Penn State Great Valley and the local community. The Henry Gallery’s exhibition program focuses on group shows of local and regional arts and artists and the community organizations that support and encourage their work.

The gallery opened in 2010 and is named for Joseph and Marilyn Henry who made a major gift to expand its facilities, art acquisitions, and programs in January 2013.

Located on the second floor of the Penn State Great Valley Conference Center, the Henry Gallery is free and open to the public Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and when the campus is open for evening events.

Current Exhibit

My Point of View: Selected Photographs by Members of the Chester County Camera Club
January 3–March 20, 2019

Photographers have the unique ability to freeze moments in time. What differentiates the images is the photographer's perspective that crystallized that moment and made it unique.

A "Community of Photographers," the Chester County Camera Club is comprised of over 150 individuals interested in photography, ranging from seasoned professionals to those beginning their pursuit of the art form.

Upcoming Exhibit

The Sum of Us: Selected Works by ARTsisters
April 3–June 11

Opening Reception: Thursday, April 4 – 5:30 p.m.
Free, advance registration required.

This exhibit features all-new works by the members of  ARTsisters, a vibrant group of professional women artists committed to giving back through volunteerism and donations of goods and services. For this show, the artists used visual and written storytelling to address human trafficking in everything from abstraction to realism. Red sand is incorporated as a design element in each of the pieces to connect diverse art styles, and as a symbolic message: red sand, sprinkled in public walkways, reminds us that we can't just walk over people who have fallen between the cracks in our communities.