August 31 – October 6 Opening reception: Friday, August 31, 5:00–9:00 pm. WPCA’s non-juried Annual Members Show is dedicated to showcasing the artwork of our vastly talented artist members. Over 100 pieces in a wide range of media are presented salon-style throughout the gallery, creating an…
"Creative Discoveries" centers artwork produced by youth during our 2018 Summer Art Camp. Various mediums including video installations, fiber arts, ceramics, performance art and sculpture features youth perspectives on the topics of community and identity. This 6th Annual Youth…
April 6, 2018 - May 19, 2018 Opening Reception: April 20, 2018 Short Program begins at 6:00pm Walker’s Point Center for the Arts is proud to present its latest exhibition, titled “Native Voices”, the latest in its series of exhibitions…
Community Frames: Moving Image Call for Art Submission is now live! Walker’s Point Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the Community Frames exhibition, a moving image gallery spanning between June 8th and July 7th, 2018. Walker’s Point Center for the…
We are honored to present our last, but certainly not least, Featured Member Exhibition of 2016-17, featuring photographer PJ Boylan’s architectural photography. A seasoned traveler and photographer, PJ’s travel photography is worthy of a National Geographic magazine covers. Her refined sense in the relativity of color, shapes, and scale allows her to compose a narrative in a single frame, which separates the essence of her work from a “pretty picture” and defines it as stories within a photograph.
WPCA provides an educational workshop and tour. The goal of the workshop is to use the exhibition and content to help students and educators learn about Dia de los Muertos, its history, customs, and traditions. Students will learn about the celebration…
25th annual Dia de los Muertos exhibition Theme: Traditions October 20 – November 18, 2017 Marking the 25th year of our annual exhibit, Dia de los Muertos (November 1 & 2, to be exact) calls for us all to pay tribute to…
Please help us give a warm welcome to our new Arts Education Coordinator Basha Harris! A jeweler and metalsmith by trade, Basha links her passion for education and social justice through ingraining collaboration in her processes…read more.
