Exhibit your Work

The only way to exhibit your work in the Union Art Gallery is to apply through Slideroom one semester in advance of the time you would like to exhibit. Once the deadline has passed, the Union Art Gallery selection committee will review and evaluate the applications. The top rated applicants will be granted the opportunity to exhibit in the Union Art Gallery for the upcoming semester. We cannot accept any applications past the deadline.

The theme for the Fall semester is the UNT Student Experience: We Care. Please connect your exhibition proposal to a component of the theme as noted below and explain this connection in your exhibition statement.

We Care: Champion a people-first approach to building relationships and community

Cultivate authentic connections that have a meaningful impact
Share expertise and resources
Recognize contributions and celebrate success
Help at least one person every day

Applications must be submitted by Thursday, July 31, 2025 by 11:59pm.

To Apply...

Review the 'Exhibit your Work' packet and download the Union Gallery floor plan. Once you have your submission materials, head to untunion.slideroom.com to complete your application!

Exhibit Your Work Packet

Union Gallery Floor Plan

Apply through Slideroom

1st Annual Union Gallery Juried Exhibition

The University Union is hosting our 1st Annual Juried Show! Submit now for your chance to have your artwork hand selected by our juror, Analise Minjarez, and potentially win cash prizes or have your artwork purchased by the Union! Headshot of Analise Minjarez

What is a juried show? A juried show is an art competition in which participants' work is evaluated and selected by a panel or judge (a juror). Jurors are typically experienced artists, curators, and/or art professionals. Juried art shows can be highly competitive and often offer rewards/prizes. The Union is hosting a juried show to showcase and recognize the great artistic talent we have on campus!

About our Juror: Analise Minjarez (1990) is an interdisciplinary artist and arts educator from El Paso, TX. Her work explores the transformation, consumption, repurposing, and healing qualities of material in her creative practice. Within the perspective as a Texas/Mexico fronteriza, she responds to material through installation, sculpture, drawing, experimental photography, and video. Through her interdisciplinary studio, Minjarez seeks out the possibilities and limits of her wonder with nature.

Minjarez received her B.F.A. in Fibers from the University of North Texas in 2013. She recently received her M.F. A. from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX in 2022. Minjarez has taught classes at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Latino Cultural Center, Oak Cliff Cultural Center, Oil and Cotton, SAY Sí, and the Southwest School of Arts. Most recently, Minjarez has exhibited work at the Nasher Sculpture Museum in Dallas, TX as part of the 2020 Nasher Windows Series and as the 2022 Spring Resident at Sweet Pass Sculpture Studio in Dallas, TX. She is currently the Cultural Programs Coordinator for the City of Dallas at the Bath House Cultural Center.

The application deadline for the Juried Show has passed.