TMCC Art Galleries

TMCC Art Galleries Exhibitions

Art exhibits on display for Feb. 1 – Mar. 23, 2013

Met in Metal: David Boyer, Brett Moten, John Septien

Met in Metal: David Boyer, Brett Moten, John Septien

TMCC Main Art Gallery

These artists have come together to exhibit a variety of Metal Sculptures. In 1998 David Boyer began the process of inventing kinetic wind sculptures. In January of 2003, he received a commission with the City of Reno, Nevada, to build and install 63 kinetic wind sculptures for the City's "Arts and Culture District". He now actively works on public art pieces around the Country. Brett Moten uses both traditional blacksmithing techniques and modern technology to create both functional metal objects and works of fine art. A variety of metals are utilized, including; steal, bronze, copper, laminated metals. He also teaches blacksmithing processes at his studio on Dickerson Road. John Septien's pathway to metal sculpture began as a journeyman Pipe fitter/Welder in Wyoming where he developed the techniques and skills needed to weld a variety of metals. John left industry to teach welding at Truckee Meadows Community College.

Works by Carolyn Buck Vosburgh

Works by Carolyn Buck Vosburgh

Red Mountain Gallery

Carolyn Buck Vosburgh is a visual artist residing in Venice, California. Whether using a flat surface or three-dimensional space, Carolyn defines herself as a painter using personal symbols to allude to time and place within the human experience. She has participated in artist residencies at the Mary Anderson Center for the Arts in Indiana, Red Cinder on the Big Island of Hawaii, and at the Storefront Studio in Irvine, California. Her art-related employment has included co-owning a private art school in Orange County, working as a decorative painter doing murals in homes and businesses, and teaching at the university and high school level. Her artwork has been shown both regionally and nationally.

Abstract Paintings: Photos by Brandon Lacow

Abstract Paintings: Photos by Brandon Lacow

Red Mountain Student Gallery

Brandon Lacow is a former student at Truckee Meadows Community College. He is currently pursuing his Bachelors of Fine Arts degree at the University of Nevada, Reno. His images present his viewers with abstract paintings onto nude forms.

All Your Bus Are Belong to Us Oil Paintings and Writings From the Car Forest by Chad Sorg

"All Your Bus Are Belong to Us" Oil Paintings and Writings From the Car Forest by Chad Sorg

Erik Lauritzen Gallery

Chad Sorg has been painting. He's also been writing. Having recently moved to Goldfield, Nevada, he's been painting erected cars and promoting the world's newest roadside attraction. The relative solitude has given him time for oils and words, using an abandoned bus for a studio.

Work by RENO ART WORKS Artists

Work by RENO ART WORKS Artists

Meadowood Galleries

Reno Art Works is an organization devoted to providing professional workspace, gallery, and classroom space to artists of all mediums and styles. Reno Art Works is a non-competitive organization dedicated to furthering the constant movement of art. Whatever form art may take.

Core Values

Core Values

Veterans Upward Bound Gallery

Core Values investigates the deeper themes of motivations, consequences, and healing that contribute to one's sense of self. David J. Drakulich Art Foundation and VA Sierra Nevada Healthcare Systems collaborate to provide the Veterans' Art Project, dedicated to providing creative opportunities for Veterans and their families.