Gallery Closed December 22 – January 17

Local Color is an art exhibition borne of connections. Artists and members of the community have selected and invited the 23 artists who are featured in Local Color 2016, [...]

Learning from the Masters III is a new exhibition presented by the Masterpiece Art Program of Flagstaff. It is the organization’s second exhibition in the Project Gallery at Coconino [...]

Starlight is an exhibition of night sky photography in the Project Gallery, featuring photographer Stan Honda. What does the night sky look like? Today about two-thirds of the U.S. [...]

Journey featured the artwork of Sei Saito, an accomplished Japanese artist living in Flagstaff. Saito creates large scale acrylic paintings ranging in size as big as 8 feet tall. [...]

The Space Between, an exhibition of the work of Prescott artist Jan Marshall, will show in The Project Gallery at Coconino Center for the Arts. Known for her contemplative [...]

Local Color is an art exhibition borne of connections. Artists and members of the community have selected and invited the 23 artists who are featured in Local Color 2016, [...]

The new exhibition STEM City Arts features art that considers Science, Technology, Engineering and/or Math as its subject matter or as central to its creation. STEM City Arts is [...]

The Youth Art Exhibition, in the Main Gallery, featured artwork by K-12 students from all schools in the Flagstaff area. Paintings, drawings, photography, ceramics, and much more. Chairs for [...]

The Flagstaff Arts Council is pleased to present the 10×10 Exhibition & Sale. 10×10 features 100 artists working within the framework of 10 inches by 10 inches for new, [...]

The popular fine craft exhibition, It’s Elemental, showcases works of art by the finest craftspeople in Northern Arizona. The annual juried show features jewelry, ceramics, glasswork, wood, furniture, fabric, sculpture and [...]

Coming to the Coconino Center for the Arts for the fifth time, the NightVisions V exhibition celebrates the beauty of the night sky. Nearly two-thirds of Americans live where [...]

“Memento Mori” is Latin for “remember that you will die”. Memento Mori paintings were common in Europe and throughout the world until the last century. They were not meant to [...]

LOCAL : COLOR is an art exhibition about connections. We invited six artists who live in Flagstaff to participate. In turn, those six artists each invited three more local [...]

(un)Still Life was open January-February 2014 at the Coconino Center for the Arts. Through the exhibition, we aimed to explore both the commonality of the human experience through the medium [...]

Virga: The Hunt for Water was a phenomenal exhibition of installations by artist Shawn Skabelund. Each installation was its own large scale work of art using found objects; Skabelund used materials [...]

The popular fine crafts exhibition, It’s Elemental, showcases works of art by the finest craftspeople in Northern Arizona. The annual juried show features jewelry, ceramics, glasswork, wood, furniture, fabric, sculpture and [...]

The Four Corners unifies the cultures and territories of the southwestern United States, similar to the four corners of a quilt joining together layers of fabric. Quilts were considered [...]

The Flagstaff Arts Council presented Underneath It All: Desire, Power, Memory & Lingerie – an art exhibition featuring the work of ten women artists from all over the United States [...]

The popular fine crafts exhibition, It’s Elemental, showcases works of art by the finest craftspeople in Northern Arizona. The annual juried show features jewelry, ceramics, glasswork, wood, furniture, fabric, [...]

Flagstaff Arts Council was very pleased to have presented this stunning and powerful art exhibition, which was open September 22, 2012, through October 31, 2012, at the Coconino Center for the [...]

Across the Divide encompassed the vast array of contemporary ceramics in the sculptural and installation genres. This exhibition used the Continental Divide as a metaphor for the artist working [...]