CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
*Please Note* We kindly ask that all guests wear masks and observe social distancing of at least 6 feet while in our facility.
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Northern Plains Watercolor Society | Various
08.21.20 - 10.24.2020 Inez & Milton Shaver Gallery & Lobby Gallery This group show features over the work of 30 watercolor artists and nearly 60 works of art. Northern Plains Watercolor Society promotes interest, education, and appreciation for watercolor painting throughout our expansive region. A dozen local artists founded this society in 1995 and now this group is made up of over 55 members whose skills range from professional to hobbyist. This exhibition will be the 25th annual members show. |
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Tronies | Mark Paxton
10.23.20 - 01.30.21 Artist's Reception: December 4 | 5-7pm Mark Paxton is an artist, living and working in Gillette, Wyoming. He was born and raised in Omaha and joined the military, serving in Vietnam. Mark received his BFA in sculpture from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and went on to earn his MFA in Studio Art at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1984. He taught art at Sheridan College during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Tronies is an exhibition of Mark Paxton's most recent paintings of large scale, close-up faces. The word "tronie" refers to a specific genre of 16th & 17th century portrait style paintings, particularly Dutch and Flemish paintings that were usually anonymous character studies as opposed to specific commissions. Mark refers to himself as a "crowd source painter", someone who takes photos of people whose faces are of interest to him and the ideas he's pursuing. |
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Selections from the Permanent Collection | Various Artists
Date | 10.16.20- 11.14.20 Adelstein Gallery Each year, the Rapid City Arts Council selects certain pieces from it's permanent collection to showcase in an exhibition. This year's exhibition will focus on those newest pieces that have been generously donated or purchased by RCAC through specified grant money. The RCAC strives to grow and maintain a collection whose primary focus is on work by artists who have lived and worked in our region or exhibited in our galleries. Each piece in our collection holds a unique message and style, offering a historical reference to the diversity of art within the present time. This show is a tribute to the talent and creativity that has existed over the years in this region. We have added thirty new artworks to our collection since it was last exhibited and all of these pieces will be on view when we reopen our Adelstein Gallery this summer. Our most recent gift to be included in this year's permanent collection show are three original Paul Goble watercolors that were donated by Nancy Boynton Franklin. |
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Photography Policy
Still photography is permitted for personal, noncommercial use with a hand-held camera/mobile device. Sharing on social media is encouraged! Photographs may not be published, sold, reproduced, transferred, distributed or otherwise commercially exploited. The use of flashes, tripods or video cameras is prohibited unless permission is obtained from the Curator. Animal Policy Animals are not permitted in the galleries, with the exception of service dogs. |