Visual Arts
Just like our Performing Arts Programming, our Visual Arts Exhibitions feature the work of dynamic local artists as well as exceptional artists visiting from across the American SouthWest and Latin America. All artwork on display is available for sale, directly benefitting the artist with a small percentage supporting Kayenta Arts Foundation.
The Judy & Tim Terrell Main Lobby is open Monday through Saturday, 10am-6pm, plus one hour before all evening events.
For information about submitting work through the Desert Spirit Art Committee, click below:
Jeremy Salazar: Three Feather Studios
Native American artist Jeremy Salazar is a contemporary painter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
De Natura Libris Álvaro Alejandro López
Álvaro Alejandro López is a photographer based in Mexico City. His work has been presented in Mexico, the United States, Canada, Spain, Belgium, Iceland, Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands.
Reflections and Shadows
The Desert Spirit Art Committee organizes three juried visual art exhibitions each season at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta. The Committee encourages and invites both established and emerging regional artists to submit original artwork that responds to the exhibition’s themes.
Sierra McGuire Art
We are proud to host exceptional guest artists for pop-up solo exhibitions in the Judy & Tim Terrell Lobby at the Center for the Arts. Sierra McGuire is a local watercolor artist living in Southern Utah.
In Living Color: Painting
The exhibit is open to all subject matter using any painting medium – oil, acrylic, watercolor, gouache. Consider a new challenge and express yourself through abstracts, animals, still life, Plein-air, or portraits.
Eye Candy: 2D & 3D Art
Using the muse of your choice, tempt the eye with something that might invoke a visual “feeling.” In addition to drawing and printmaking, this exhibit is open to artists working in fabric, clay, weaving, wood, encaustics, needlework, metal, and fiber art.