Current Exhibitions

Artwork depicting the Quetzal bird hangs on a white wall.

Fall 2026

Celebrating 40 Years of the Hispanic Research Center Art Collection

Drawing from the Hispanic Research Center’s 40-year history, our current exhibition revisits three legacy projects that reflect the breadth of the Center’s research, creative work and cultural exploration: Bold Caballeros and Noble Bandits, The Resplendent Quetzal, and St. Francis and the Americas Project. Together, these projects offer a glimpse into the ideas, scholarship and creative inquiry that have shaped the HRC’s work across four decades.

The HRC is home to an art collection of more than 700 pieces. From commissioned pieces to those donated by friends of the HRC, this art collection features a wide range of styles, themes, and subjects.

We curate a rotating hallway of exhibitions each semester.

Tours are available! To schedule, please contact Santiago Moratto, HRC Art Curator.