Galleries at LASC

The LASC Galleries are dedicated to offering innovative emerging and established artists opportunities to develop their creative potential while gaining valuable exposure. All exhibitions are free to the public after 5pm, Discovery Saturday’s and during Gallery Hop.

Past Exhibits
Artist Calls
Current Exhibits
Artist-in-Residence

  • The Kinkead Gallery is dedicated to the family that once inhabited the original home completed in 1847, now The Living Arts & Science Center. Due to the historic nature of the space, it is important to acknowledge that George Kinkead, a lawyer, was an advocate for human rights and a proud abolitionist that established land surrounding the home to be granted to previously enslaved persons. It boasts two large fireplaces with mantle pieces that stand as relics of another era and the large windows allow for a lot of light as well as the opportunity for artistic inspiration. Each exhibit is open for solo or group shows ranging from 6 to 8 weeks and will showcase artists that support a strong tie to history, contemporary uses of traditional materials or techniques, and/or have a unique educational focus.  Artists that are persons of color, women, LGBTQ+, and/or any other underrepresented communities are strongly encouraged to apply to be featured in this space.

  • Located in the contemporary addition completed in 2016, the Glo Gallery, dedicated to local philanthropist Gloria Singletary, hosts a unique space that will feature artists that push the boundaries of mediums, reflect science and nature, celebrate achievement and advancement in artistic techniques, installations including light, sounds, and manipulating space, as well as supporting community connections. Each exhibit is open for solo or group shows ranging from 6 to 8 weeks. Local, regional, and national professional artists are encouraged to apply to be featured in this space.

  • This flexible space is the connector between the historic space and new addition. This space can be an extension of the Kinkead or Glo Gallery when needed. Emerging artists are encouraged to apply to gain professional gallery experience.

  • The Student Gallery is available for schools and classes to showcase K-12 artist achievement. This space will also highlight and celebrate student work created at The Living Arts & Science Center throughout the year.

  • Contact Gallery Director Lennon Michalski