Klamath Art Association

Where Art Lives

About

The Klamath Art Association (KAA) has been supporting and promoting art in the Klamath Basin since 1946. Our mission is to stimulate and encourage the practice, study, and appreciation of the visual arts. The Association owns and operates a Gallery and Gift Shop at 120 Riverside Drive in historic Maple Park, part of the City Parks of Klamath Falls. We are open Thursday through Sunday, beginning on the first Sunday of each month and ending the last Sunday of each month, from noon to 4 PM, and there is no charge for admission.The Association provides opportunities for

  • artists to show and sell their work in our gallery and gift shop, as well as other venues

  • the public to view and purchase artwork and gifts from the gallery and gift shop

  • both aspiring and experienced artists to develop their skills through classes and groups

  • artists to connect with the public and with each other

The Gallery has a new exhibit every month, with the exception of November/December being a single exhibit, the Holiday Showcase. The art is shown in our gallery, a cozy intimate gallery space. All work is original, in numerous and diverse media, from local artists, and occasionally from artists from outside the region.

The Gallery Gift Shop features a selection handmade jewelry, pottery, gift cards, and other items by local artists.

Alerts

URGENT: The April exhibit will be the invitational exhibit (open to non-members) Celebrating the Great Basin, with artwork to be turned in 2:00-5:30 on Thursday, April 6th. Information about exhibiting can be found here, and a map of the Great Basin is here. If you plan to exhibit and are able, please send photos of your artwork to Fran Dearborn at [email protected].

Current and Upcoming Exhibits

April 6-27, 2025: Invitational Exhibit Celebrating the Great Basin - Opening reception Sunday, April 6th, noon to 4 PM. Click here to see some of the work in this exhibit. This exhibit is at the Klamath Art Gallery, 120 Riverside Drive. No charge for admission!

Upcoming Gallery Exhibits

  • May 4-25, 2025: Annual Membership Show - Submit works from 2-5 PM on Thursday, May 1st, opening reception Sunday, May 4th, noon to 4 PM.

  • June 1-29, 2025: Photography by Aurora Simpson - Opening reception Sunday, June 1st, noon to 4 PM.

  • July 6-27, 2025: Art and Sculpture by Stefan Savides - Opening reception Sunday, July 6th, noon to 4 PM.

  • August 3-31, 2025: Membership Exhibit - Submit works from 2-5 PM on Thursday, July 31st, opening reception Sunday, August 3rd, noon to 4 PM.

  • September 7-28, 2025: - Tentatively scheduled

  • October 5-26, 2025: Art by Myra Schelb, Lexis Washburn, Renee McG Art, and Ruth Hollis - Opening reception Sunday, July 6th, noon to 4 PM.

  • November2 - December 14, 2025: Annual Holiday Showcase - Submit works from 2-5 PM on Thursday, October 30th, opening receptions Sunday, November 2nd and Sunday, November 30th, noon to 4 PM.

Ross Ragland Cultural Center Exhibit, April 16th through early July

Klamath: A Community Experience.
Visualizing Local Culture Through Space and PlaceThe exhibit will show how local artists imbue meaning and significance onto specific geographic locations
within our environment, transforming physical "space" into places that hold cultural value, reflecting shared history,
identity and practices, often through landmarks, rituals, stories, and everyday experiences.

Join or Donate

The Klamath Art Gallery is a non-profit membership supported gallery. We invite all artists, as well as non-artists who simply wish to support our mission, to join. We also welcome patronage and donations. Use this form to join, renew, or donate. (We ask that the form be filled out for renewals, so that contact information can be verified.) You may mail the completed form and payment, or bring them to the gallery during the open hours (noon to 4 PM Thursday through Sunday beginning on the first Sunday of each month and ending on the last Sunday of each month).

  • Student $35

  • Senior (60 and over) $35

  • Single $40

  • Family $50

  • Business Partner $55

  • Patron $65

  • Bronze Patron $100

  • Silver Patron $250

  • Gold Patron $500

  • Donation - any amount

Member Artists

  • Dennis Anderson: www.bluewaterpictures.com

  • Vickie Chew: An Oil Painter that loves to paint in Plein Air and in Studio. Painting for over 25 years, she is mostly self-taught and strives to capture the light, character and personality of the scene. She accepts commissions. https://www.vickiechew.com

  • Anne Davenport: Mixed Media, 3D, Photography, and Watercolor. https://www.facebook.com/artindulged

  • Jonne M. Goeller: Photographer – Specializing in fine art nature and landscape photography. Also loves horse and livestock photography. Teaching experience. Commission accepted. Contact through website. http://photosbyjonne.blogspot.com

  • Ron and Kathy Larson: Nature-related photo art and jewelry. Birds, butterflies, wildflowers and scenics. Canvas prints and magnets. Also videos and audio recordings of western wetland birds and other wildlife. Specialty – personalized, computer-enhanced portraiture photos. Commissions accepted. https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedWingArtScapes

  • Natalia Loveness: http://www.etsy.com/shop/lovenessart

  • Rebecca Petersen: Capturing the journey of faith, motherhood, and life, Rebecca Petersen works in a variety of mediums in painting and sculpting. From botanicals and dogs in watercolor, equine in pastel, hand-crafted cards, quilts for premature and angel babies, angels in plaster, Jesus Christ in oils, Name of Christ on wood, Rebecca is always finding ways to capture the spirit of the journey. For more information: [email protected]

  • Stefan Savides: Stefan’s bronze sculpture is well know in the art world and can be found in private collections, public installations, and in museums nationwide. His work is represented in a number of prestigious galleries across country, including galleries in Jackson Hole, WY, Santa Fe, NM and Colorado Springs, CO. at the Broadmoor. In 2020, Savides had a solo showing at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, New York. https://www.stefansavides.com

  • Barbara Turner: “Barbara’s current work full time is origami for her national/international clients’ commissioned works each year, and then the new endeavors in mixed media. More 3-D sculptural art, wood, painting, wall art, combined with or enhanced with Origami.” http://www.origamidesigns.com

  • Marsha Wilson-Johnson: “Marsha is a Nationally recognized Pyrographer. Pyrography is the art of creating images with heated metal on wood, paper, leather, and bone." https://www.MarshaWilsonArt.com

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