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Upcoming
Exhibition

Celebrating Free Art

October 1 - November 14, 2025

Presented in partnership with:

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A man in a pink shirt reads from a paper at a microphone, with sign above reading 'Finding Your Senses: Adaptation Ability,' while a woman in black signs in ASL beside him. Audience members, including a person with a colorful headscarf and a person in a wheelchair, watch in an art gallery with vibrant landscape paintings.

How Our Shows Work

We use a combination of open calls for art, curated invitations, and community collaborations. Some exhibitions are juried by a panel, while others are curated by gallery staff or guest curators based on a theme or concept. Please read below for more details about how we work with artists.

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FAQs

  • Yes. Most exhibitions include work that is available for sale. Sales are managed by Gallery staff, and we handle payments and coordinate pick-up with the buyer after the show ends.

  • The Gallery retains a standard commission (typically around 40%) on all sold artwork. The exact terms are outlined in the artist agreement for each show and help support future programming and exhibitions.

  • We use a combination of open calls for art, curated invitations, and community collaborations. Some exhibitions are juried by a panel, while others are curated by Gallery staff or guest curators based on a theme or concept.

  • Visit our For Artists page for current calls for art, proposal guidelines, and submission deadlines. You can also sign up for our email list to receive notifications.

  • Yes! We love showcasing emerging voices alongside established artists. If your work reflects our themes of creativity, community, or connection, we encourage you to apply—no gallery experience required.

  • Often, yes. We host receptions, artist talks, and workshops as part of many exhibitions. These events are a great opportunity to share your story and connect with the public and fellow artists.

  • We occasionally invite exhibiting or local artists to lead workshops. If you're interested, feel free to mention it in your application or reach out with a proposal.