Roseville Arts!

Current Exhibits

Upcoming Exhibits

Past Exhibits
Galleries

 

Call to Artists

Directory of Artists

 

Art is worthwhile when it presents an opportunity for challenge.

— Francis McIlveen, award-winning artist in Roseville Arts' 2005 Open Show

Exhibits


Roseville Arts' new permanent home, the state-of-the-art Blue Line Gallery in downtown Roseville is now open . We are located at 405 Vernon Street Ste. 100, Roseville, CA 95678. The gallery is open to the public Tuesdays - Fridays, 10am - 5pm, and Saturdays, 1 - 8pm. Admission is free.

 

For current CALLS to ARTISTS, click here.



Opening January 16

Inside-Out Evolution: The Paintings of Gerald Heffernon

Exhibiting through February 13, 2010

 

3RD SAT - JAN 16

6:00 pm Tour with the Artist
6:30-9:00 pm Opening Reception


 

 

Art in the Middle: Aspiring Artists of Cooley Middle School

(through Feb 13)

 

“Art in the Middle” will feature artwork by students in Cooley School’s year-long art program.  Developed by art teacher, Jeff Blanchard, the class focuses on the basic elements and principals of art while it allows students ample time for in-depth experimentation through various 2 and 3-dimensional media.  Included in the exhibit will be examples of student designs inspired by pop-up artist David Carter, whose work was featured at the Blue Line Gallery in the fall.  

 

 

 

Emerging Artists

(through Feb 17)

 

3RD SAT - JAN 16

6:30-9:00 pm Opening Reception

 

Artists: Marilyn Anhalt, Ingrid Cortopassi, Barbara Dow, Kelsy Evans,

Ameria Fowler, Rachel Fredette, TS Linzey, Patricia Littlefield,

Jeff Morse, Kelly Rivera, Joyce Rule, Maha Salem, Eimi Tagore-Erwin,

Angela Tran, Nancy Z'berg-Jennings, Denise Zengo

 

 

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Upcoming Exhibits

See our Calls to Artists!


Opening February 20
33rd Annual Open Show (through Apr 9)

Childhood Memories (multi-generational) (through Mar 17)

Triptych/Diptych (through Mar 17)

 

Opening March 20
High School Student Show 2010 (through Apr 30)

 

 

Opening April 17
Brilliant Earth - New works by

Deanna Marsh & Judi Stickney;

photographers, David L Robertson &

Christopher Schiller; and

video artist, Kevin Evensen

(through June 12)


 

Opening May 7
Empowering Our People: Artistic Expressions of Native American Children (through Aug 14)

Meditations & Mandalas (through June 16)

 

Opening June 19
Juried Membership Show (through Aug 14)

 

Opening August 21
8th Annual Children’s Open Show (through Sept 18)
Mixed Media (through Sept 18)

 

Lottery for the Arts - Sept 28 – Oct 8

 

Opening October 16
Black & White (through Nov 17)

Installation by Chris Daubert (through Jan 8, 2011)

 

Opening November 20
It’s the Journey Not the Destination (through Jan 12, 2011)

 

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Past Exhibits

 

2009 Exhibits

2008 Exhibits


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Galleries

The Blue Line Gallery consists of three gallery spaces: The Coker Family Main Gallery, The Eli and Edyth Broad Children's Gallery, and the WestPark Workshop Gallery.

 

Click here for a virtual tour of the Blue Line.


Main Gallery


Blue Line Gallery's Coker Family Gallery has over the years provided state-of-the-art exhibition opportunities for local, regional, national and international artists; lending organizations and guest curators.

One-time individual and group exhibits are selected by the Curator and an advisory committee through a proposal process or upon recommendation and evaluation. For more information, contact curator Elizabeth Rohlfes, 916.783.2317 or email.


Dave Lane's Making Twlight MachineCurrent annual exhibits include the Membership Show, the High School Student Show and the Open Show.

  • The Membership Show has celebrated all member artists every year for more than 30 years. A judge from the professional art community selects award winners for cash prizes and ribbons, and local businesses contribute cash and purchase awards.
  • The Annual Open Show is a juried competition that is advertised nationwide and draws hundreds of entries from the national art community. Notable jurors from the 30+ years of exhibits have included Scott Shields, Greg Kondos, Shirley Dubnick and Stephen Kaltenbach. Cash awards include the prized $1000 Best of Show and $500 Special Judge's Award.
  • The High School Student Show showcases the best work by students in area high schools and offers cash awards for artwork selected by a local art professional. Click here for more information.
Photo: Dave Lane's "Making Twilight Machine," winner of the $500 Judge's Special Award in Roseville Arts' 2005 Open Show at the 2237 Gallery.

Children's Gallery


Blue Line Gallery's Eli and Edyth Broad Children's Gallery exhibits artwork of children, ages 5-13, in a professional gallery setting and provides a myriad of educational and cultural opportunities through sponsorships and partnerships with other community organizations. More information.

 

 

Workshop Gallery

Blue Line Gallery's WestPark Workshop Gallery exhibits Monthly Themed Exhibits by member artists as well as workshops and seminars.


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