Adam has been painting the Central Valley professionally since 2003. He has shown previously at Arts Visalia with a solo show 'Soil and Salt, Contemporary Paintings of the Central Valley... read more →
Austin is a Visalian, and has shown in many venues locally, including solo shows at The Creative Center in 2022 and at Cache gallery in Exeter in 2023. A majority... read more →
April will showcase the work of artists in our community during the annual community show “Environment.” This juried exhibition will take place April 3 – April 26, 2025. A free... read more →
Sequoia High School offers a fresh start to students in an accepting and non-threatening atmosphere, as well as success in earning a living through vocational and career preparation. This exhibition... read more →
Muzi Li Rowe searches for antiquated technology and electronic waste as her subject matter, medium and material. Through combining analogue and digital methods, as well as incorporating traditional crafts in... read more →
This exhibition involves interdisciplinary works exploring and tying the relations between ecology, sexuality, and identity. ‘COMING TOGETHER TO FALL APART’ is a collection of works that represent where ends meet,... read more →
Mirabel Wigon is an artist residing in the San Joaquin Valley of California. She creates large-scale landscape paintings grappling with environmental phenomena resulting from, and related to, the built landscape.... read more →
Artists from the Visalia Senior Center painting classes feature their work in the Feature Gallery at Arts Visalia. Artists participate in interactive sessions to practice and share painting techniques in... read more →
For the past decade I have been conducting minimalistic compositional studies that focus on the painted line, creating a uniquely recognizable language of lines, arcs, life and music. Each painting... read more →
Just in time for holiday gift giving, our gift shop spills over filling the entire gallery space with an amazing array of unique works of art handcrafted by local artists.... read more →