The Art Center is considered a home and social hub for Western Slope artists and the art-curious. The four galleries host work by national artists and also feature the range and talent of our own Western Colorado community. Through traditional and contemporary exhibitions, the Art Center actively cultivates a more vibrant, inclusive arts community and aims to foster a collective spirit among artists, teachers, students, children and families, and the general public.
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Uncanny Valley Art Gallery | 514 Main St, Grand Junction
Sponsored by The Art Center
January 19 – April 29
Seirrha Key was raised in Fruita, Colorado, to an amazing mom who fostered her free spirit and allowed her creativity to grow. As a child, Key developed a habit of collecting odd objects she…
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A Selection of Works by Jac Kephart from The Art Center's Permanent Collection
Mid-February – March 31
Jac Kephart’s body of work is more than a series of paintings; his paintings are memories of deep friendships and mentorships. They are living examples of the relationships he cultivated in…
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The Art Center and School District 51 are excited to present the Student Art Showcase. This month's featured student artists are from Thunder Mountain Elementary under the guidance of Maja Sommersted.
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A Selection of Works by CMU StudentsJuried by Terry ShepherdSponsored by Patricia Feinberg
March 3 – April 7
The CMU student show has long been a staple at The Art Center. The exhibition will include a diverse group of mediums including printmaking, ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, graphic…
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A Selection of Watercolor PaintingsJuried by Betty CarrSponsored by Jennifer Foster and Patricia Dowell
March 3 - April 7
This March marks thirty-three years of the “Rockies West National” exhibition and includes some of the best artists working in watercolor across the country. In addition to its…
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A Selection of Native American Rugs from The Art Center's Permanent Collection
March 3 – April 7
Brought to you by The Art Center’s Permanent Collection is a selection of Native American Weavings many of which were generously donated by Arch Gould. Included in the exhibit are Two Grey Hills rugs.…