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Art Galleries
The Western Nevada College galleries serve as a cultural and educational resource for students, faculty, staff, and the broader community.
Through innovative exhibitions and programming, we promote equity, inclusion, and lifelong learning while enriching the educational environment through the arts.
Artwork is shown in the three galleries on the Carson Campus, The Bristlecone Gallery, The Atrium Gallery, the College Gallery, and the Fallon Virgil Getto Hall.
Carson City Campus, 2201 W. College Parkway | Carson City | NV 89703
Bristlecone Building #107
Phone (775) 445-3079
Email: artgallery@wnc.edu
Bristlecone, Atrium and College Galleries
Carson City Campus, 2201 W. College Parkway | Carson City | NV 89703
Monday to Friday, 9-5pm, closed on school holidays
Fallon Campus Gallery
160 Campus Way, Fallon, NV, United States, 89406
Monday to Friday, 9-5pm, closed on school holidays
Current Show
Layers of Re-iteration: The Long Conversation is the second chapter of an evolving exhibition inspired by the enduring legacy of Galen Brown and Jim McCormick. Moving beyond tribute, it follows the quiet passage of ideas across our community, revealing how artistic lives continue through shared conversations, generous mentorship, and the countless creative exchanges that ripple outward long after the maker has left the room.
Upcoming Show
Shows are being planned now. You can submit a proposal for an exhibit here.
Fallon Virgil Getto Hall Gallery
Recent Stories
Layers of Re-iteration: The Long Conversation
A curated show of artwork assembled to pay a tribute to Artists Galen Brown and Jim McCormick will be on display from September 14 to December 16 in the Bristlecone Gallery on the Western Nevada College campus. The exhibition, Layers of Re-iteration: The Long Conversation, features original works by Galen Brown and Jim McCormick alongside new works by artists whose practices have been shaped by their influence.Now Accepting Proposals for Exhibits in the Art Galleries
The Art on Campus Council will be reviewing proposals for the Carson Campus Art Galleries. Artists and Artist Groups can submit a proposal for consideration.
Bristlecone Gallery presents Selections from “The Last Cowboy” by Adam Jahiel
A selection of platinum prints by photographer Adam Jahiel will be on display from May 14 through September 9 in the Bristlecone Gallery on the Western Nevada College campus. The exhibition features images from Jahiel’s The Last Cowboy series, which documents the lives of cowboys and the traditions of ranching in the American West.