Springville Center for the Arts is currently accepting artist proposals for our 2022 exhibition schedule. Due to upcoming renovations, we are looking for flexibility in our schedule for both dates and locations.
Springville Center for the Arts was founded in 1998 with the aim to engage those from our community, region and beyond through exhibitions and other arts programs. The Harold L. Olmsted gallery, named after the late local architect and artist, is housed in a former church built in 1869. The Center has gone through a series of renovations to become the sanctum it is today. Our exhibitions, combined with a palette of visual arts workshops for every age group, provide important opportunities for artists and visitors alike.
As Art’s Cafe is a project of Springville Center for the Arts, its programs are an extension of SCA’s mission to engage our community in the arts. The space is a community-owned artisanal bakery and cafe, with a publicly accessible green roof and workshop space. This presents unique and wide exposure for artists, as the dining room features swaths of wall space available for future exhibits.
EXHIBITION LOCATIONS:
HAROLD L. OLMSTED GALLERY
Multi-arts center in an 1869 former church
37 N. Buffalo Street, Springville, NY
ART’S CAFE
Community-owned artisanal bakery and cafe
5 E. Main Street, Springville, NY
Complete proposal instructions found here. After reading instructions, submit proposal materials via one of the methods listed.
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