Credit
Dan Meyers
Located at 1305 W. Mount Royal Avenue, adjacent to the Brown Center and across the street from Main Building.
Fox Building
A Hub of Activity
- The building home to two of MICA's major exhibition spaces, Decker Gallery and Meyerhoff Gallery.
- Student exhibition spaces are located on the second and third floors.
- Fox Building also includes a wood shop, as well as well as the Office of Exhibitions.
- Café Doris, which is located on the first floor and named for alumna Doris Rief ’86, serves light fare to students and community members.
- Originally the Cannon Shoe Factory, the Fox
- The building's namesake, Charles James Fox '1884, is an alumnus and grandfather of Al Decker, Jr, CEO of Black & Decker company.
Formerly the Cannon Shoe Factory, the Fox Building is named for Charles James Fox ’1884, Fox Building is home to the Ceramics and Illustration departments, and houses classrooms for Painting and Drawing. Illustration.
Students from all disciplines can access the Fox Wood Shop once they have completed a course that taught tool usage such as Intro to Wood, Intro to Sculpture, or FYE - Form and Space.
The Meyerhoff Gallery is home to major exhibitions by local, national, and internationally known artists. It is one of a number of sites for the annual Faculty, First Year Experience, and Commencement exhibitions.
Cafe Doris is a popular spot for students, faculty, and staff, as well as community members visiting the Meyerhoff and Decker galleries.
“My favorite place on campus is the fourth floor of Fox building at 7:30 p.m. If you stand there and look out the glass windows, the sun will be setting right on these houses, and the light will come in just perfectly so you can see the entire campus in a golden glow.” - Fernando Osuna Martinez ’22, Illustration + Humanistic Studies
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