City Hall Art Exhibits
Works of art by several local artists grace the hallways and lobbies of the Grand Junction City Hall at 250 N. 5th Street, which provides an excellent venue for art. The temporary, rotating exhibits augment the numerous sculptures and paintings which are part of the City's permanent collection on display throughout the building.  The City Hall building is open to the public from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on Monday through Friday.

Artist List
For artwork to be displayed at the City hall, artists are selected and invited to exhibit by the Commission on Arts and Culture.  The Commission organizes quarterly rotating exhibits in order to feature outstanding area artists and their work. Submit jpg's of your work to lorieg@gjcity.org. The temporary displays reflect the wonderful diversity of art and artists in the Grand Valley. They have included a wide variety of local painters, fiber and tapestry artists, sculptors, photographers, ceramic artists, and artists' guilds and clubs.

The current exhibit includes the District 51 Senior Show, creative steel faces by Kristian Hartter, and whimsical fabric art by Mary Hertert. The exhibit will be on display through July 5, 2013, and many of the pieces are for sale.

Art exhibits which will be installed in July at City Hall will include the following artists: 
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Tiara Rado Golf Course Art Exhibits
Adorning the walls of the restaurant of the Tiara Rado Golf Course, 2057 South Broadway, hang beautiful works of art which reflect beauty in our own backyard!  The current exhibit features many talented artists that have captured the essence of one of our greatest treasures, the Colorado National Monument. Their works will be on exhibit until the end of the year. The restaurant is open to the public from 7:00 AM to 9:00PM daily during the golf season.

Calls for Artwork
For artwork to be displayed at the Tiara Rado Golf Couse, artists are selected and invited to exhibit by the Commission on Arts and Culture.  The Commission organizes semi-annual rotating exhibits in order to feature outstanding area artists and their work. Click on Calls for Artist tab. The temporary displays reflect the wonderful diversity of art and artists in the Grand Valley.

Two Rivers Convention Center
The current exhibit at Two Rivers Convention Center showcases many talented local artists. The Stream Side hallway reflects Wildlife and River Side and the back hallway reflect Life in the Grand Valley. This stunning exhibit is on display until the end of the year.

Calls for Artwork
For artwork to be displayed at the Two Rivers Convention Center, artists are selected and invited to exhibit by the Commission on Arts and Culture.  The Commission organizes semi-annual rotating exhibits in order to feature outstanding area artists and their work.  Click on the Calls for Artists tab. The temporary displays reflect the wonderful diversity of art and artists in the Grand Valley.