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Located on the Second Floor of the Twin Falls Center for the Arts, the Full Moon Gallery of Fine Art & Contemporary Craft displays rotating themed exhibitions featuring local artists whose works include ceramics, encaustic, jewelry, mixed media, painting, drawing, photography, woodwork, glass, digital, fiber, sculpture, and more.
The Full Moon Gallery is a local open gallery with four to five themed exhibitions per year. When applications open for a particular show, we will send out a formal call for artists to submit work. The best way to stay in the loop for new gallery show opportunities is by joining us as a member! Please click here for more information.
Applications are open now for the first exhibit of 2026, From Music!
It’s the most festive time of year, and what better way to find the perfect gift for your special someone than at our Art of the Gift gallery exhibition? Featuring works spanning mediums including woodworking, printmaking, textile, watercolor, and even stunning wearable art you are sure to find something for everyone on your list.
This exhibition is an exuberant celebration of local talent, and our focus is on encouraging you to support local, shop small, and keep the ART in the heart of the holiday season.
Kevin Brown, Ellie Burton, Laura Cook, Emma Doshier, Heather Guthrie, Leslie Lambert, Leandra Martin, Russ McAnulty, Mary McInnis, Jude Metzler, Charlotte Moody-Emerson, Connie Pepper, Jake Petruzzelli, Shannon Rios, Tiffany Rivera, Axelia Rose, Brandi Sever, Paula Sinclair, Laura Stewart, Melissa Whitchurch, Jenn Young, & Mike Youngman
Richard Aldama, Carole Barber, Jane Bennett Munro, Rebecca Bischoff, Kristy Caprai, Pegan Cook, Jerry Dodds, Alannah Dyer, Julie Georgiades, Alex Hartwig, Autumn Knoepfel, Steven Mink, Connie Pepper, Lori Rieth, Paula Sinclair, Jane Slickers, & Bev Stone
The Full Moon Gallery is now accepting submissions for our next show From Music, a community art exhibition focused on the ways music inspires creativity.
We’re looking for pieces that are influenced by music in any form. That could mean artwork made with or from sheet music, pieces inspired by a favorite song or lyric, or event abstract works that reflect the feeling or rhythm of music. If your art connects to music in some way, we want to see it.
Whether you’re working in paint, collage, sculpture, fiber, or any other medium, this is a chance to share how music shows up in your creative process.
All artwork will need to installation ready – framed (if applicable) with a suitable hanger on the back, gallery wrapped canvas with finished edge, etc. MVAC and all employees does not assume any liability for lost, stolen, or damaged artwork while on display. All artists are strongly recommended to carry liability insurance.