UPCOMING EXHIBITS

Trescott Street Gallery highlights the creativity and talent of local and regional artists
through exhibits featuring works in a variety of mediums.
We offer Themed Exhibits, Special Exhibits and Juried Exhibits.
CALLS TO ARTISTS & EXHIBIT DETAILS

TURNING COLOR INTO CONFIDENCE

MAY 28 - 31, 2025

Youth Art Exhibit 
May 28 - 31

Exhibit Opening Reception: Wednesday, May 28 | 5:00–6:00 PM
Complimentary refreshments 

Call to Artists – This Youth Art Exhibit is open to both members and non-members age 18 and under. There is no exhibit fee. The theme is open ended - submit any artform of your choice, all mediums accepted.

Wall art must be ready to exhibit with hanging wire attached. Frames not required. Pedestals available for non-wall art. Please call with any questions.

​Experience what it's like to be a member of an art gallery and exhibit your work in a friendly, supportive community arts space. Try it out before you join!

​Artwork drop-off:
May 21 & 23 12–5 PM
May 22 12–7 PM
May 24 10–3 PM

Member Exhibit Plans 2025
*Subject to change

January:
Echoes Of Winter: Local History Though Art

February:
Black Art Expo
Theme: We Are All Connected: Roots Through the Generations
Concept: This theme invites artists to explore themes of unity, resilience, and interconnectedness of all people and generations. 

March:
Sound & Color
Theme: Open-ended. No limitations.
Concept: This exhibit invites artists to submit work that speaks to their personal style, message, or creative expression—no limitations on medium or subject matter. In addition to your artwork, we ask that you select a song that complements or enhances the visual experience. Whether the music reflects the mood, theme, or energy of your piece, it’s an opportunity to explore the dynamic relationship between visual art and sound. This exhibit aims to create an immersive experience where both the eyes and ears can connect with the artist’s full expression.

April:
Reflections
Theme: "Mirrors and Windows"
Concept: This theme explores both literal and metaphorical reflections. Artists are invited to create works that play with reflective surfaces (mirrors, glass, etc.) or works that invite the viewer to reflect on their own experiences and identities. This could include portraiture, self-portraiture, or abstract interpretations of internal reflection.

May:
The Power of Imagination
Theme: "Dreamscapes"
Concept: A lighthearted theme that encourages community members to step into the realm of the fantastical. Artists are invited to take inspiration from dreams, myths, or create entirely new worlds. This theme allows for a lot of creativity in all mediums, from painting to sculpture, digital art, and beyond.

June:
From Nature to Art
Theme: "Inspired by the Outdoors"
Concept: Focus on nature as a source of inspiration, from landscapes to close-up details like leaves or insects. Artists are invited to also explore the way natural materials (wood, stone, etc.) can be incorporated into their works, making it an opportunity to create both representational and abstract pieces.
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July:
Textile Show & Sale
Concept:
This exhibit celebrates the rich diversity of textile art, highlighting the skill and creativity of local artisans. From intricate quilts and cozy knitted creations to detailed crochet works and woven textiles, we aim to showcase the wide range of techniques and materials used in the art of fabric. Whether your pieces are functional, decorative, or purely artistic, this event is a platform for all forms of textile craftsmanship. It’s an opportunity to bring your work into the spotlight, connect with fellow artists, and share the beauty and versatility of textiles with the community.

August:
Patterns and Symmetry
Theme: "Repetition and Balance"
Concept: Explore the beauty of symmetry, repetition, and patterns found in nature, art, and life. Artists can engage with geometry, organic patterns, or even create works where the viewer can find symmetry in the chaos. It’s a simple yet intriguing concept that works well across multiple mediums.

September:
Beloved Community: Celebrating Local Life
Theme: "Our Town, Our Story"
Concept: Focus on the unique aspects of the community, from local landmarks and everyday scenes to cultural practices and personal stories. This theme allows for diverse interpretations, whether through landscape photography, paintings, or even mixed media. It encourages a sense of connection between the gallery, its members, and its audience.

October: 
Textures of the Everyday
Theme: "Beauty in the Ordinary"
Concept: Encourage members to find beauty in the textures and patterns of everyday life—whether that’s the surface of a weathered object, the folds of clothing, or the texture of nature. This is a great theme for photography, painting, and even sculpture but any medium is welcome.

November:
Personal Journeys
Theme: "Stories of Us"
Concept: An open-ended theme where artists reflect on personal experiences or milestones—whether it’s a journey of self-discovery, growth, or overcoming challenges. This could lead to deeply personal works, which would be emotionally resonant for the community, and artists can share their stories in any mediums including collage, mixed media, or painting.

December:
TSG Annual Youth Exhibit
Theme: Winter Wonders: A Season of Imagination
Concept: This theme invites young artists to explore the magic and beauty of winter through their own lens. Young artists are invited to create artwork inspired by winter landscapes, the holidays, personal experiences with the season, or even their imaginative take on winter creatures, stories, and dreams. The concept encourages a sense of wonder and creativity while embracing the winter season's chill, warmth, and festivity.