Local artists, curators and collaborative groups are invited to submit exhibition proposals that introduce new artists, artwork and perspectives on art. Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis.
About the Exhibition Program: Our exhibitions feature the work of predominantly Bay Area artists at different stages in their careers – established, early career, students and youth. The goals of our exhibition program are to introduce new artists, artwork and perspectives on art; engage Richmond audiences; enhance the visibility of underrepresented groups/artists; and serve as a catalyst for community interaction.
Exhibition Proposals: Please consider the following before submitting a proposal:
Review Process: Exhibition proposals are reviewed by Richmond Art Center staff and community advisors on a rolling basis. We schedule exhibitions at least 12 months in advance (sometimes less!).
Review Criteria
Organized by the Visual Artists of Richmond and now in its third year, Richmond Open Studios invites the public to explore the city’s vibrant creative community during a weekend of open studios, September 6-7.
As part of the celebration, Richmond Art Center presents Made in Richmond, a preview exhibition of work by participating artists.
Plus, on Saturday, September 6, join us in the courtyard to meet artists and shop for original art.
Sharing art and creating with the community since 1936.
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