Exhibitions

This exhibition presents the culminating work of the 2025 Summer Artist-In-Residence Program at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, featuring artists Maggie Adams, Josue Bessiake, and Lauren Krukowski. Over the course of ten weeks, each artist engaged deeply with their practice while exploring new directions through cross-disciplinary experimentation. The residency provided studio space, local housing, access…

GoggleWorks proudly presents Sculpted Stories: Visual Narratives in Clay, a national juried exhibition featuring ceramic works by professional artists from across the country. Selected through an open call, the exhibition highlights the narrative potential of clay—where stories are not spoken, but sculpted. The featured artists explore storytelling through form, surface, and symbolism, offering visual narratives…

The Annual In-House Exhibition at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts highlights the vibrant creativity community that makes up our day to day. This annual showcase features work by our dedicated staff, inspiring instructors, talented studio renters, and select resident organizations. Together, these artists represent the heart of GoggleWorks, cultivating a dynamic environment where learning, experimentation,…

About the Exhibition: Epiphany In Epiphany, artist Hyeyoung Shin presents a selection of new works alongside earlier pieces inspired by moments of recognition, realization, and appreciation in her life as an artist, mother, and woman. For Shin, each work included in this exhibition contributes to a personal life landscape—one shaped by awe-filled revelations as well…

GoggleWorks Center for the Arts is proud to present the Open Call for the Annual Studio Artist Exhibition, a showcase dedicated to the artists who make our studios a vibrant hub of creativity. Featuring both current and former Studio Artists, the exhibition honors the ongoing exchange of ideas, skills, and inspiration that define our community.…

This exhibition showcases the work of the 2025 Student Ambassador Fellows, a group of talented local high school students selected for their artistic promise, academic dedication, and passion for pursuing careers in the arts. Over the course of nine weeks, these young artists engaged in an intensive creative experience, developing their skills and portfolios within…

Power. Print. Perception. will be on display in the Schmidt Gallery (2nd floor) at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts.

WWYW by Safe Berks will be on display as a temporary pop-up gallery in studio #213 on the second floor of GoggleWorks.

Automatic Figurations will be on display in the Schmidt Gallery (2nd floor) at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts.

The 2025 BCIU Secondary Art Exhibition will be on display in the Cohen Gallery on the first floor of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts.