Duck, One Line at a Time
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Don Johnson
​01.27.23 - 04.22.23
​Sen. Stan Adelstein & Lynda K. Clark Gallery
Closing Reception | 4.21.23  5-7pm

​Montana artist Don Johnson took up the art of pinstriping only to paint his friends’ motorcycles but went on to paint on metal panels, pushing the craft to into a whole new creative direction, becoming a top recognized pin-striper. It is his imagery and skill with a brush that set Don’s work apart from others. His paintings now reside in collections throughout the country. Don passed away in November of 2021. This exhibition of his pinstripes will include over 50 unique pinstripe enamel paintings. In conjunction with this exhibition, artist Tim Peterson will be hosting a pinstriping demonstration during the closing reception on April 21st from 5-7pm.
 

Over/Under

Jean Selvy-Wyss
03.03.23 - 05.27.23
Ruth Brennan Gallery
Opening Reception | 03.03.2023  5 - 7pm

This will be Jean Selvy-Wyss’s first solo exhibition at the Dahl Arts Center. This educational exhibition will show guests the process of creating a tapestry from imagination to the final product. There are many steps to Jean’s process, including photography, sketches, paintings and cartoons. The use of these help Jean capture the essence of her image and create the final weaving. Some of her original paintings will be included in this exhibition alongside the finished tapestries. In addition to the paintings and weavings, Jean will have a video demonstrating the full process of her work. 

19th Annual Dahl Mountain Photography Competition & Exhibition

Various Artists
02.24.23 - 04.15.23
Lobby & Shaver Galleries
Opening Reception | 02.24.2023  5 - 7pm

The RCAC is once again providing professional and amateur photographers an opportunity to showcase their latest mountain culture photographs. Each year, we receive over 150 entries from over 50 photographers in the region. This is Dahl Mountain’s 19th consecutive year. The exhibition is juried by three professional guest photographers. The three categories are Adult Professional, Adult Amateur and Youth (18 and under).

Image: Piercing the Fog by Deb Hayes Zimmerman | Best of Show 2023
The Rapid City Arts Council and Board of Directors thanks the City of Rapid City for the continuous support. Thanks to our many generous volunteers, donors, and members, we strive to accomplish our mission to champion inclusive, innovative and inspiring arts opportunities to enrich the communities we serve. Additional support comes from the SD Community Foundation, Black Hills Community Foundation, and the South Dakota Arts Council with funds from the State of South Dakota, through the Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts. Special thanks to our sponsor, Bierschbach Equipment. ​​The Dahl Arts Center is a municipal facility of the City of Rapid City and managed by the Rapid City Arts Council on behalf of the people.​