Meet Our Studio Artists
The Galena Center for the Arts provides 11 affordable studio spaces designed to serve as business incubators for working artists. Our layout features nine main-floor studios and two lower-level spaces. We currently have one lower-level studio available immediately, and one main-floor studio opening this fall.
Resident artists enjoy unique perks, including automatic inclusion in our annual Studio Artist Showcase Gallery show every January. Whether you are looking for a private workspace, a venue to display your art, or a collaborative community of creative peers, our studios offer the ideal environment to grow your practice.
Meet our current studio artists:
Resident artists enjoy unique perks, including automatic inclusion in our annual Studio Artist Showcase Gallery show every January. Whether you are looking for a private workspace, a venue to display your art, or a collaborative community of creative peers, our studios offer the ideal environment to grow your practice.
Meet our current studio artists:
Meet Our Exhibiting Artists
Our gallery showcases a vibrant mix of styles from local Tri-State artists. With seven themed exhibitions a year, our space completely transforms every two months. Explore a selection of our current exhibiting artists below.
Catherine Basten
Mike Doland
Naser Shahrivar
Julie Ferring
Nona Hyytinen
Andrew Raeside
P.J. HarteNaus
Patricia Shahrivar
RoseAnn Derks
Pamela Hiatt
Miki Shim
Linda Levins Skisak
Joan Overhouse
Gail Chavenelle
Ed Martens
Dotty Prince
Diane Banas
Connie Warnsing
Charlotte Kennedy
Becky Sisco
Barbara Arnold Heitzman
Casey Klein
Alda Kaufman
Paul Chase
Sandra Principe
Dwight Walles
Carol Bell
Barbara Baird
Beth Bird
Elizabeth Boggess
Lynn Giles
Joan Grippo
Carol Mantey
John Martinson
Brian McCormick
Robert Rivoire
Artist's Circle
The Artists' Circle celebrates the legacy of our region's most beloved creators. Dedicated to the Center's permanent collection, this special display features original works generously donated by families, estates, and loyal patrons. You can honor the lasting impact of these late artists by visiting the gallery in our back hallway, located near the Alfie Mueller Historic Photo Gallery and the Artist Resource Library.
