October 26, 2020 through December 12, 2020
We are delighted to bring you this exhibition of recent works by artist Brooke Sauer. Originally scheduled to exhibit with the College of the Canyons Art Gallery in the Spring, her one-person exhibition with us had to be postponed due […]
“I seek to find the mystical in the ordinary. I believe magic is all around us, but we discount it simply because it exists. If a peacock were not real, it would likely live in our imaginations as a mythical animal, as magical […]
Originally from Panama, Carlos is a self-taught mixed-media artist who always appreciated art, but never had any intentions of becoming an artist. Over time he went from just using crushed eggshells to other repurposed items like drinking straws, leaves, etc., but […]
This group show “ABC Canvas” will have 26 unique pieces from 26 artists that depict the 26 letters of the alphabet. All pieces will be the same size and are limited only by the imagination […]
The Santa Clarita Artists’ Association hosted a 14-Day Art Challenge featuring one word per day to inspire creativity. Themes: Appetite – Bubbles – Overgrown – Virus – Mountain – Coffee – Backyard – Shoes […]
The Community Wall can be found on the upper level between Sears and the exit to The Patios.
Through the Community Art Wall, The City of Santa Clarita in partnership with the Westfield Valencia Town Center, offers an […]
The Santa Clarita Artists’ Association Gallery is hosting an exhibit of fine art by the members of the association. Native Identity represents your roots, your heritage and your pride in who you and your […]
The City of Santa Clarita would like to recognize our SCV seniors, as well as the thousands of graduates across the country. In celebration of this momentous occasion, City of Santa Clarita’s Arts Commission is showcasing decorated caps from across the nation […]
The City of Santa Clarita Arts and Events division is excited to open a new group show coming soon to the First Floor Gallery located in City Hall. Artists were called to submit work inspired […]
Artists were asked to submit work that has been created or inspired by the current quarantine, isolation and ongoing social distancing. This includes, but is not limited to paintings, drawings, printmaking, photography and textiles.
