Boliou Hall

Boliou Hall, located at 505 Goodsell Circle in Northfield, Minnesota, is a vibrant hub for the Department of Art and Art History at Carleton College. This historic building, completed in 1949, showcases Mid-Century Modern design with its distinctive glass and stone walls. Following a renovation in 1995, Boliou Hall now houses modern studios, classrooms, a woodshop, auditorium, and Visual Resources Collection.

The studios in Boliou Hall are always bustling with creative energy, providing students with a space to work on their art projects. Students can also relax in a cozy lounge filled with art magazines, perfect for inspiration and study sessions. The hall hosts lectures, art history reviews, and small group discussions, fostering a dynamic learning environment.

One unique feature of Boliou Hall is the open studio for life drawing, where students can practice drawing from models throughout the academic year. This inclusive opportunity allows all students, regardless of their course enrollment, to hone their drawing skills. With its rich history and modern amenities, Boliou Hall is a cornerstone of artistic exploration at Carleton College.