Ashland Galleries
Colorful Summer Exhibitions and FREE Family Days
The Schneider Museum is a dynamic art museum located on the Southern Oregon University campus. The museum serves as the major regional institution for presenting and interpreting the visual arts in southern Oregon. Past exhibitions have included regional and nationally recognized artists John Buck, Deborah Butterfield, Andy Goldsworthy, Jacob Lawrence, James Luna, Richard Notkin, Judy Pfaff, and Raymond Saunders.
JEGA’s Special Summer Birthday Celebration!
Special Summer Birthday Celebration! Limited inventory of sculpture tools and equipment, raw stone, including marble and soapstone will be available for a short time. Featuring an array of artwork comprising photographs, sculptures, drawings, paintings that will inspire and provoke you to support the arts locally and add to your art collection
A Femme Real: New work in Threes by Amy Godard
A Femme Real: New Work in Threes by Amy Godard
Paintings and Illustrations by Elijah Boor
Elijah Boor’s digital and traditional paintings and illustrations is featured in his studio downstairs at AAC in the Artist’s Underground. All three floors of art, artists in their students. Special Show in the Classroom: Enrichment Studio Show. Live music, refreshments.
Ashland Gallery Guide
This incredible free resource is a visual feast, packed with images of art, maps, gallery listings, and entertaining, informational articles. An invaluable resource for anyone planning a trip to Ashland, Oregon.
Browse the Ashland Gallery Guide online.
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The Ashland Gallery Association is a collection of over thirty galleries and dozens of artists, offering remarkably diverse and high quality works of art.
Ashland has been designated as one of the “Best Small Arts Towns in America.” And while our most famous arts organization is the award winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival, you really haven’t seen Ashland until you’ve seen the Ashland Galleries.
We’re remarkably user-friendly. Most of our galleries are located within just a few blocks of each other, and every gallery welcomes all comers. We’re proud of the work we produce and offer, and we look forward to showing you what we’re all about.
