EXHIBITION DATES March 2025 Art Drop-Off February 27 & 28 Artists throughout history have looked back in time to draw inspiration from other works of art. “Under the Influence” asks artists to bring work that is in response or influenced by other artistic mediums. Artists are also encouraged to submit a brief blurb along with […]
EXHIBITION DATES April 2025 Art Drop-Off March 27 & 28 Food brings together and helps connect people. “You Are What You Eat” explores the textures, colors, cultural significance, and understanding of food. This show is open to all artists, regardless of SRAC membership status. Artists can submit up to three pieces of art to be […]
June 2025 Annual Art Auction EXHIBITION DATES June 6-26, 2025 Art Drop-Off May 29 & 30, 2025 The Springfield Regional Arts Council works to transform lives and enrich our community through the arts. We are asking artists who want to help support our mission through their ability to donate up to three pieces to be […]
The Springfield Regional Arts Council and Springfield-Branson National Airport are excited to be accepting submissions for the "SRAC Showcase" at Sky Gallery! This juried exhibition will showcase art from the SRAC's talented Artist Members. All members are encouraged to submit! Submission Process: Submit up to 5 digital images (JPGs) of actual works you hope to […]
Shaping Tomorrow: An Examination of Charitable Giving Trends, Behaviors, and Preferences of Those Under 40 Date: February 27, 3-5pm @ The Creamery Arts Center Presenter: Paige Oxendine, Habitat Communication & Culture As the philanthropic landscape evolves, it is essential for professional fundraisers and nonprofit agencies to adapt and engage with the changing needs and preferences […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Loosely based on Puccini’s opera “La Bohème,” this award-winning musical follows a year in the lives of a group of young, impoverished artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village. Aspiring filmmaker Mark and punk rocker Roger are roommates who are struggling creatively, financially, and romantically. They and others in their circle of friends live under the […]
Artists throughout history have looked back in time to draw inspiration from other works of art. “Under the Influence” asks artists to bring work that is in response or influenced by other artistic mediums. Artists were also encouraged to submit a brief blurb along with their pieces explaining the connection and how it shaped you […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
Join the Springfield Regional Arts Council for the opening reception of "You Are What You Eat!" Food brings together and helps connect people. “You Are What You Eat” explores the textures, colors, cultural significance, and understanding of food. "You Are What You Eat" will open for the public reception at April's First Friday Art Walk […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
In an era when a woman riding a bicycle was seen as a scandal, women seeking higher education were branded as “unmarriageable” and a threat to society. So it was in 1896 when Girton College opened its doors to a group of scholarly young women. Against the backdrop of the women’s suffrage movement, they pursue […]
