The Exhibitions Program offers combinations of professionally produced exhibitions and fine arts-based events. Exhibitions feature local, regional, national, and international artists, as well as arts educators and organizations in all disciplines and genre. Curators and collection lenders are also provided exhibition, arts education, and community outreach opportunities. Exhibitions will often be supplemented and cross-collaborate with the Arts Education and Presenting Programs to develop educative and interactive components such as demonstrations, gallery talks, receptions, residencies, and workshops.

The Program schedules a series of temporary exhibits annually to comprise the Exhibition Season featuring works in the Grand Galleries and public spaces of the Center. Each season will include a diversity of topics, media, expression, education, and stimulating experiences.

Programming is developed from an on-going international Call For Proposals. This process empowers artists, arts educators, curators, and collection lenders to be considered for exhibition and programming opportunities. The five member Grand Galleries Advisory Committee serves in an advisory role working under the direction of the Gallery Supervisor to review and recommend proposals.

If you are an artist, arts educator, curator, or lender who in is interested in submitting a proposal, please download the Call For Proposals and Grand Galleries Floor Plan for more information.