The City of Irvine has three municipal gallery spaces: Art at City Hall, Irvine Fine Arts Center, and Great Park Arts Complex. Contemporary and cultural exhibitions present work from local, regional, national and international artists with curated themes designed to attract a diverse audience.
Learn more about exhibitions at Irvine City Hall.
Learn more about exhibitions at the Great Park Gallery.
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Opening Reception: July 12, 2–4 p.m., Irvine Fine Arts Center
Professional Practices Panel: August 2, 2 p.m., Irvine Fine Arts Center
Formerly All Media, Irvine Annual is a juried exhibition that showcases artworks from local, regional, and national artists who works across a variety of visual media. The exhibition features artworks from over 70 artists, some of whom who use their artistic practice to explore contemporary subjects anddebates, and others who are inspired by historic and culturally specific myths, stories, and materials to explore modern themes.
Abby Aceves, Marissa Albrecht, Ivaylo Angelov, Elaine Atwood, Steffani Bailey, Jaana Baker, Marianna Baker, Savannah Bass, Alejandra Bautista, Greta Benavides, Elizabeth Benedict, Michele Benzamin-Miki, Lennin Bernal, Kim Boerner, Sarah Breucop, Sarah Brown, Oona Bruss, Eleanor Buhanan, Beth
Burns, Alfred Timothy Camacho, Anna Carey, Matthew Carter, Michael Chesler, Leon Cho, Emily Cladinos, Kylee Cochran, Javier Cortes, Jesus Cortez, Pedro Cufre, Camille Danner, Don Dao, Nikki's Darkroom, Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja, Austyn de Lugo-Liston, Bonita Deamicis, Yaneli Delgado, Myra Eastman, Adrien Edwards, Ignacio Escobar, Rebecca Fruto, Anaid Garcia, Megan Geilman, Kaili Godfrey, Jazmin Heredia, Jesse Hernandez, Audrey Hernandez Peterson, Kristen Huizar, Dawn Hunter, Carol Irving, Nyoka Jameson, Rachel Joy, Anupama Kalle, Rupinder Kaloti, Casey Kringlen, Angel Lesnikowski, Lana Licata Manzo, Congyu Liu, Jose Loza, Greg McDonald, Rafael Mejia, Priscilla Mondo, Emilene Orozco, Andrew Padilla, Jose Rodriguez Cisneros, Ana Rossi, Amy Runyen, Angie Stalker, Douglas Stockdale, Hedy Torres, Michael Usher, Jacqueline Valenzuela, Ramon Vargas, Robin Venter, Cecily Willis, and Kiki Zhen.
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Elizabeth Múnzon |
Dakota Noot |
Stephanie Sherwood |
Image Credit: Hedy Torres, After Lunch in South Central, 2025, oil and acrylic on wood panel, 24 x 19 x 1.5 in.
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Lesley Kice Nishigawara: REPEAT, June 16–August 11
All Media 2015, August 22–October 24
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