We're excited to host the Migrant Middle School Steam Project! Students used photography and watercolors to create their own STEAM art piece.

If water media is your thing, then you won’t want to miss this exhibition. Featuring some of the best watercolor artists from across the Western Slope, the Western Colorado Watercolor Society (WCWS) has put together an exhibit that is sure to take your breath away.

In this exhibition Elliott goes beyond what is seen as he captures the essence of the objects he paints.

The Art Center of Western Colorado’s Permanent Collection Committee presents a display of Japanese prints from the Robinson Collection for the first time with the works of Margaret Kunz, a stunning display of glass enamel and cloisonné.

co|show is an international poster biennial held in the fall of every odd year, the first of which debuted in 2013 in Grand Junction, Colorado.

When we paint, we form a connection with our subject, whether it is a landscape, cityscape, group of favorite objects in a still life, model for a portrait, figure study, or colors, forms, and textures in an abstract. We then hope to share this connection with our viewers: family, friends,…

July is Disability Pride Month! Our Artability students at The Art Center are inviting artists and community members to create a drawing or 2-dimensional art piece representing people with disabilities.

This is a time for us to embrace the act of learning, artistic development, and the technical growth of or students and instructors. The exhibition is open to all styles, mediums, ages, and abilities. Instructors and students who have participated in a class or workshop throughout the past year are…

This national juried exhibition is open to all artists with a primary focus on the still life and is open to a wide array of mediums such as painting, drawing, sculpture, graphic design, film, photography, animation, and mixed media. The Juror for this Exhibition is Associate Professor of Art, Eric…

This exhibition is brought to you by the Art Center’s exhibition committee. David Lord has a BFA in Fine Arts from Colorado Mesa University. His work can be described as contemporary, impressionist, abstract photography.