Current ExhibitIoN

Exhibit runs from April 30th- June 12, 2026

Gallery Hours: Mon-Friday 1:30-5:30pm

A 30 Year Legacy of Sierra College Art Making

This exhibition celebrates three decades of artistic inquiry, experimentation, and mentorship at Sierra College’s Nevada County Campus. A 30 Year Legacy of Sierra College Art Making brings together works by former and current faculty who have taught on ground, alongside select alumni invited to exhibit in recognition of their ongoing artistic contributions and lasting connection to the program.

Spanning media from painting and sculpture to ceramics, printmaking, photography, and fiber arts, the exhibition reflects the evolving language of contemporary art while embodying a shared commitment to curiosity, critical thinking, and creative courage. More than a retrospective, it serves as a living archive of influence and exchange, tracing lines of mentorship and artistic growth across generations. Together, these works stand as both individual achievements and a collective legacy—one shaped by dedication to craft, community, and the transformative power of art.

Featuring Works By:

John Michael Keating, Richard Hotchkiss, Phil Brown, Howard Levine, Sandra Miller, Gary Graham, Marty Gessler, Lew Toll, Gillian Hodge, Sam Tubiolo, Carmen Lang, Serena Cole, Evan Nesbit, John Baca, Matt Gottschalk, David Arnold, John Slavonic, Joel Murnan, Eileen Blodgett, Larry Ortiz, Chris Dacre, Faye Schoolcraft, Jim Beckett, David McKay, Dana Bruce, Vinny Pacheco, Betsey Lekan, Bob Ogden, Brook Caballero, Courtney Duncan, Candace Thatcher, Mira Clark, Jillian Downs, Lisa Nowlain

 

 

Upcoming Exhibitions

Ripple Effect: ART + MUSIC + PSYCHEDELIA w/ The Chambers Project

Opening Reception:
June 19, 2026

Past Exhibitions

Floral Dreams Exhibition

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ABOUT THE GRANUCCI GALLERY

Donated by art enthusiasts and founding supporters Leo and Gayle Granucci, the Granucci Gallery features an additional 602 square feet of wall space and includes an open floor plan that integrates smoothly with the lobby. The new visual arts gallery will feature works by local artists, as well as special private collections.


 

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The Granucci Gallery is located at The Center for the Arts at 314 W. Main Street in downtown Grass Valley, CA. 

The Granucci Gallery is sponsored by: