Best Art Gallery Moreno Valley Near Me

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Under one roof, UCR ARTS brings together the California Museum of Photography (1973) and the Barbara & Art Culver Center of the Arts (2010) located in downtown Riverside, California, 6o miles from Los Angeles. UCR ARTS is the West Coast’s premier university photography museum and contemporary art center. As an international arts hub and research center, we generate ideas and provoke dialogue through groundbreaking exhibitions, performances, and programming.

The California Museum of Photography has more than 500,000 pieces in its collection, spanning the history of photography. The Culver Center has over 1,500 works of contemporary art. Researchers and visitors from around the world come to UCR ARTS to explore its collections.

The Culver houses a 72-seat state-of-the-art film and video screening room; the Coil Atrium Gallery for exhibitions, music, and performances under a magnificent 35-foot skylight, and f-stop pedestrian gallery. Culver’s second floor contains an incubator for advanced research in the arts, dance studios, and a black-box theater. The screening room exhibits more than 250 different films every year and is one of just a few venues in the region to screen independent, foreign, documentary, and experimental films.

4worldlovers: Art Makes a difference in our community! This exhbition is a collection of artwork originally exhibited at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Arts and Culture during the inaugural opening. Featuring Guest Curator Cosme Cardova.

ALUMNI ARTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD FEATURED IN Crème de la Crème Exhibition.

RCC’s Art Department launched the virtual Crème de la Crème Alumni Exhibition featuring the work of the College’s best and talented alumni artists.

Currently running online, the innovative and immersive gallery displays nearly 70 pieces of work from regional, national and international known artists, including pieces created by faculty member Sam Lopez.

The exhibition looks at classic through contemporary image-making. The human form, nature, decorative arts, fashion, and fantasy are explored in the 68-image show. Special attention to detail in providing the viewer with a subtle soundtrack as they roam or take a guided tour through the inviting spaces.