Visual Arts Exhibit
The Visual Arts Exhibit in the Clark Center Lobby offers patrons the opportunity to experience the work of regional artists in rotating exhibits throughout the year.
The exhibit is available for viewing at scheduled performances and during regular Box Office hours Tue-Fri 1-6 and Sat 10-4.
Calling All Artists: Showcase your work in the Clark Center Visual Arts Exhibit
We are now accepting applications from fine artists who are interested in displaying their work!
Our lobby is filled with art from local artists year round! Mixed media such as oil, watercolor, pastels, pen and ink, sketching, etc. are encouraged, as well as sculptures and photography.
Artists are not charged any fee to exhibit. Artists may choose to offer artwork for sale and may also choose to contribute 20% of sales to support the Clark Center Arts Education and Scholarship programs.
Art pieces are juried for content acceptability and 10 artists will be selected to display their work for two consecutive months.
Applications for exhibitions during 2027 are now open. Application deadline is November 1, 2026, and submissions will be reviewed in December of 2026.
Current Artists
Dan O'Donnell and Stacy Weed
9/1/2026 - 10/31/2026
Artists' Reception
Sunday, September 20th; 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Clark Center Lobby
Free Event - No Ticket Required
Dan O'Donnell
Photography
Dan O’Donnell approaches photography as both art and science, combining creative vision with careful attention to composition, lighting, exposure, depth, and timing. His images transform moments and landscapes into visual stories shaped by personal perspective and emotion. Continually experimenting with new techniques and digital tools, he explores fresh ways to interpret the world through the photographic image.
Stacy Weed
Watercolor
Stacy Weed captures the vibrant light, landscapes, coastlines, architecture, and wildlife of California’s Central Coast through watercolor. Working primarily from her own photographs, she embraces the medium’s beautiful unpredictability. Her background in chemistry informs a fascination with how pigments blend, diffuse, repel, and react on paper, making each painting both an artistic exploration and creative experiment.
