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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 our western themed show, Wide Open Spaces!
The Full Moon Gallery will be closed for the month of January 2026 as we refresh the space for our new set of exhibits! We will be painting and upgrading our installation hardware to better accommodate the beautiful artworks we are privileged to display. Pardon our dust and thanks for your patience!
We encourage you to visit our downstairs lobby and browse the incredible cards, books, bags, jewelry, and more displayed in our Contemporary Craft area.
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
Bill Adams, 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 spring 2026 exhibition, Wide Open Spaces: The Lives & Livelihoods of the American West. This show is a love letter to our community and western culture, reflecting the landscapes, people, environments, animals, and everything else that makes the place we call home.
We’re looking for art that shows the west in all its unique forms. That could mean photography from iconic peaks to the smallest critters, sculpture showing the flora and fauna of the region, paintings capturing western textures and big skies, portraits of cowhands and ranchers, indigenous beading and weaving, silversmithing, leatherworking, and more. If your art is inspired by or celebrates western spirit and culture, we want to see it!
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.