
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 fall shows, Touched by Fire & Waterworld.



































1. Take in the spirit of the West in the Full Moon Gallery’s latest exhibit, Wide Open Spaces: The Lives and Livelihoods of the American West. With works spanning mediums and subject matter, this show is a mosaic of the many things, people, animals, landscapes, and more that make up our home. With over 220 pieces on display, this is our largest show ever!
Bill Adams, Jennifer Ball, Sarah Bice, Debra Bruner, Veronica Busch, Jade Chambers, Frederick Choate, Jessicca Crismor, Debbie Crockett, Riley Cunningham, Monica D’Angelo, Jerry Dodds, Ashley Etters-Smith, Janet Farmer, Mark Fraley, Julie Georgiades, Connie Gill-Straubhaar, Heather Guthrie, Bailey Herbst, Leann Hileman, Mark Mitchell, Isaac Peterson, Rebekah Pilkerton, Shannon Rios, Cindy Roberts, Natalie Smith, Shayne Stoakes, Stephanie Van Diest, Cindi Walton, Shayne Watkins, Robert West, Virgia West, Linda Williams, Kynzi Williamson, & Mike Youngman.
Bill Adams, Richard Aldama, Carole Barber, Jane Bennett Munro, Rebecca Bischoff, Kristy Lowell, Pegan Cook, Jerry Dodds, Alannah Dyer, Julie Georgiades, Alex Hartwig, Autumn Knoepfel, Steven Mink, Connie Pepper, Lori Rieth, Paula Sinclair, Monica D’Angelo, & Bev Stone
The Full Moon Gallery is now accepting submissions for our autumn 2026 dual exhibition of Touched by Fire and Waterworld. These exhibits seek to explore the dichotomy and similarities between fire and water, deserts and oceans, and forest fires and floods.
From the devastation of a burn to the exquisite beauty of rebirth with baby lodgepole pines and fireweed, to the power (both destructive and regenerative) of water, we want to see works that explore that tension and contrast. This is also your chance to share works that address the impacts of climate change – devastating fires, droughts, extreme weather, floods, rising ocean levels, and more.
We welcome works in any style, any medium. If your art showcases this contrast and the devastation and beauty that both fire and water can bring, 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.