CAE AUXILIARY GALLERIES

In addition to its Main Gallery, Center for the Arts Evergreen also curates smaller temporary art exhibitions in its Community Room and Board Room Galleries. Artwork on display is almost always available for sale, supporting both local artists and programming at CAE. If you are interested in purchasing a piece you have seen in one of our auxiliary spaces, please get in touch with Chris Stevens, director of exhibitions, at chris@evergreenarts.org or 303.674.0052.

COMMUNITY ROOM GALLERY

The community room functions as a flexible gallery space, featuring rotating exhibitions by local artists that bring fresh visual interest to the room. With natural light, adaptable layout, and direct access to a quiet courtyard, the space offers a simple yet artful setting for gatherings and events.

This exhibition showcases the work of Frank Howell (1937–1997), a prominent American artist celebrated for his evocative, etching-like portraits of Native Americans and spiritually infused landscapes. A central figure in the Southwest Native Art Movement, Howell drew inspiration from his Lakota Sioux heritage, creating imagery that bridges the physical and spiritual worlds. The works featured in this show were generously donated to the Center for the Arts Evergreen, and all proceeds from sales will benefit CAE, directly supporting its exhibitions and community arts programming.

BOARD ROOM GALLERY

The conference room doubles as an intimate gallery space, featuring rotating artwork that adds character and visual interest to a quiet, private setting. Suited for small gatherings, meetings, or workshops, the space offers a professional atmosphere within a creative environment.

I get my inspiration from nature and in particular the subtle and sometimes bold contrasts in light, color and shadow during different times of the day. My subjects include landscapes, still life's and other images from my travels around the United States. I prefer the contrast you see early in the morning and late afternoon. The media I use include watercolor, oil, soft and oil pastels, graphite/colored pencils and gouache. My education includes a BA in Art Education and a Master of Fine Art with an emphasis on drawing and print making including lithography, intaglio and mixed media drawings. My Facebook site, Glasmire Arts, has a display of my most recent work.

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