Center Gallery

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. Take another look at all the wonderful artwork submitted by student artists from: Fairmont Preparatory Academy Anaheim High School Cypress High School... Brookhurst Junior High Sycamore Junior High Ball Junior High We thank the teachers and administration for submitting these talented students for our showcase. Please join us later this year as we continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Omar De La Riva from Brookhurst Junior High School. We thank Ms. Eve Sullivan and the administration at Brookhurst Junior High and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12. Each month, we feature the works of young artists from Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout the month of July as we introduce student artists from Brookhurst Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Andrea Torres from Brookhurst Junior High School. We thank Ms. Eve Sullivan and the administration at Brookhurst Junior High and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12. Each month, we feature the works of young artists from Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout the month of July as we introduce student artists from Brookhurst Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

The Young Artist Showcase features the creative works of Anaheim students in grades 7-12. July's Showcase features the work of artists from Brookhurst Junior High School: Students Elena Walgenbach, Andrea Torres, and Omar De La Riva. If you are interested in being a part of this year's showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. Visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery to apply.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Elena Walgenbach from Brookhurst Junior High School. We thank Ms. Eve Sullivan and the administration at Brookhurst Junior High and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12. Each month, we feature the works of young artists from Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout the month of July as we introduce student artists from Brookhurst Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Missouri Sanchez from Anaheim High School. We thank Mr. Ricky Rivas and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout the month of July as we introduce student artists from Brookhurst Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Brittany Jimenez from Anaheim High School. We thank Mr. Ricky Rivas and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout June as we continue to spotlight student artists from Anaheim High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Ashley Gonzalez from Anaheim High School. We thank Mr. Ricky Rivas and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout June as we continue to spotlight student artists from Anaheim High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Jennifer Jacobo from Anaheim High School. We thank Mr. Ricky Rivas and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout June as we continue to spotlight student artists from Anaheim High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

The Young Artist Showcase features the creative works of Anaheim students in grades 7-12. June's Showcase features the work of artists from Anaheim High School: Students Jennifer Jacobo, Ashley Gonzalez, Brittany Jimenez, and Missouri Sanchez. If you are interested in being a part of this year's showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. Visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery to apply.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Stefani Kang. We thank Ms. Emilia Leon and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout May as we continue to spotlight student artists from Ball Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Korissa Salazar. We thank Ms. Emilia Leon and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout May as we continue to spotlight student artists from Ball Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Anaheim Community Services and Center Gallery are proud to present our inaugural 2021 Young Artist Showcase. This week, we introduce the artwork of Helen Perez. Helen loves to experiment with different artistic elements in the collages that she creates. We thank Ms. Emilia Leon and will continue to feature the creative works of Anaheim residents and students in grades 7-12 through June 2021. Each month, we will feature the works of artists from various Anaheim Junior High and High Schools. Please join us throughout May as we continue to spotlight student artists from Ball Junior High School. If you are interested in being a part of this year’s showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. For more information or to apply, visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

The Young Artist Showcase features the creative works of Anaheim students in grades 7-12. May's Showcase features the work of artists from Ball Junior High School: Students Christopher Lopez, Helen Perez, Korissa Salazar, Stefani Kang, and Sophia Carranza. If you are interested in being a part of this year's showcase, applications are accepted on a continuous basis. Visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery to apply.

Calling all young artists! Apply now for the 2021 Young Artist Showcasefeaturing YOU! The Young Artist Showcase is a virtual art show featuring the creative works of Anaheim residents/students in grades 7-12. You can apply for the opportunity to have your art displayed in our virtual art show and share your talents with the community. All applications must be submitted online by your art teacher or school administrator at the Downtown Anaheim Center Gallery website. Student... submissions will not be accepted without the teacher application. For more information, please visit Anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery. The first review of applications will be January 15, 2021 so apply today! Who can apply? o Any Anaheim student or resident in grades 7-12. How to apply? o Complete the attached application and return to your art teacher or school administrator. Applications must be submitted by school personnel only. o Provide 3 to 5 digital images of artwork that you created. o Provide 30 second video introduction (optional). Image & Video Submission Guidelines o Submit 3-5 digital photos of artwork with a title and description. All photos must be clear and submitted in the form of a .jpg and cropped to 1018px, or approximately the size of a square cropping tool in any photo editor. Any graphics should fit and remain legible within this space. o Videos must be 30 seconds in length or less. If recording on a cell phone, all videos must be recorded with phone placed horizontally. Videos should be submitted only in the form of an .mp4. Sound should be clear and easy to understand.

Are you an Anaheim resident looking to become more involved? Do you know someone who would be a great fit for the Cultural & Heritage Commission? Applications for Board and Commission seats are due on December 31st. Visit www.anaheim.net/boardsandcommissions to apply. ... The Cultural & Heritage Commission has current openings for Districts 1, 2, 4 and 5. Apply today!

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Monica De la Cruz of The Braille Institute of America. Monica De la Cruz is passionate about creating mosaic artworks, and she has also experimented with clay. Since beginning mosaic classes at the Braille Institute, she has created a family tree mosaic, tiled serving trays, stunning tiled picture frames in red, green, and black, and much more. Despite the pandemic, she continues creating new mosaics and mixed med...ia artworks from home. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Calling ALL local artists! The City of Anaheim Cultural & Heritage Commission is accepting applications for new art exhibitions at the Center Gallery in Downtown Anaheim. Visit http://www.anaheim.net//C/Fine-Arts-Gallery-Application-44 to apply!

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Daniel Lopez of The Braille Institute of America. Daniel Lopez has taken a variety of art classes at the Braille Institute including ceramics, mixed media, and art history. In addition to his creative work, Dan is also passionate about physical fitness, martial arts, and Japanese culture. He has his own YouTube channel, Daniel Lopez the Blind Samurai, where he shares martial arts tips, as well as his original hai...ku. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Tehara Algama of The Braille Institute of America. Tehara was first formally introduced to art and diverse artists at age 12. Yet, Tehara has been creating since she was 6 years old. Today, she continues to enjoy creating new artwork. She also participates in online art classes, including the Moments in Art History class at the Braille Institute, and has an insatiable, brilliant curiosity for art. The Braille Ins...titute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Calling Local Artists! The City of Anaheim Cultural & Heritage Commission is accepting applications at the Center Gallery in Downtown Anaheim. To be considered for an exhibition at the Center Gallery, complete the online submission process here: http://anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Tatiana Corri of The Braille Institute of America. Tatiana Corri’s passion for and experimentation with ceramics knows no bounds. Corri began her ceramics studies while still in college, and today, through the Braille Institute’s art program, Corri continues to push the limits of what she can do with clay, frequently building larger and more complex vessels with innovative glaze decoration. The Braille Institute o...f America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Stephanie Leathers of The Braille Institute of America. Having suffered from low vision and light sensitivity since birth, Leathers has always expressed herself through visual art. In the 80s and 90s, Leathers created custom sewing, graphics and printing for an advertising company. She also taught at the Art Institute in Fresno for a brief period. Today, Leathers is associated with the Braille Institute and her n...ew work has evolved into more dimensional realms including photographs and reworked pieces, along with new originals. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Patrick Garrido of The Braille Institute of America. Patrick Garrido was born in Guam and raised in Southern California. He struggles with low vision from diabetic retinopathy in his left eye and his right eye has a scarred cornea. However, these challenges evaporate for him when he’s able to notice and capture amazing images celebrating California beaches. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art stud...ents span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Nancy Min of The Braille Institute of America. Nancy Min has been a student at the Braille Institute in Anaheim for twenty years; during these decades, she has explored a wide variety of artistic disciplines including mosaic, ceramics, painting, and art history. She is an avid supporter and patron of the arts, recognizing the innate potential for personal growth, community involvement and healing through artistic e...xpression. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Lynn Coats of The Braille Institute of America. Lynn Coats marries her interests in art and technology to create unique, digitally manipulated smartphone images. Coats also uses her photos as the basis for fascinating painted collages; she layers photos printed on canvas paper to a panel, then she coats the surface with stenciled shapes in acrylic paint. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students... span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Kylie Sykes of The Braille Institute of America. Kylie Sykes has been a student at the Braille Institute’s art classes for several years, and she absolutely enjoys all art disciplines including painting, drawing, mosaic, photography, and more. In addition, she has had the opportunity to submit her poetry to contests throughout the Los Angeles and Orange counties, and she loves the experience of writing poems to sh...are with others. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Kristi Gonzales of The Braille Institute of America. Kristi Gonzales is exceptionally passionate about mosaic art and continually finds new objects for her tiled creations. Gonzales’ total blindness does not stop her from coming up with beautiful designs that orchestrate unique varieties of color and shape. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artis...tic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Kathy Good of The Braille Institute of America. As a student at the Braille Institute in Anaheim, Kathy has taken many art classes, creating paintings that celebrate her loves of the beach, animals, and the outdoors. Good possesses a unique vision for the natural world around her, often dashing off rapid seascape and landscape scenes with abstract and Impressionist elements. When Good isn’t painting, you can typic...ally find her walking her dog Bones, gardening, or cooking her favorite meals. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Helen Fukuhara of The Braille Institute of America. Helen Fukuhara began her visual arts education at the Braille Institute of America in September of 1987. Despite being blind from birth, Fukuhara has pursued a range of fine arts in earnest, and today, she remains a prolific and passionate artist who works in ceramic, mosaic, printmaking, and fiber arts. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art student...s span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. The Center Gallery will continue to host the Braille Institute virtual art exhibit through December 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from Douglas Lawhorn of The Braille Institute of America. Douglas Lawhorn is a highly creative artist who currently takes classes at the Braille Institute in Anaheim. He experiments with origami paper folding, sculpture with found objects, and wirewrapped sculpture such as this bonsai tree. Lawhorn never fails to devise impressive and innovative solutions to any sort of creative challenge that comes his way. The Braille... Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through November 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with art from William Brown of The Braille Institute of America. William Brown is a regular student at the Braille Institute’s neighborhood center in Laguna Hills, where he has taken workshops including Beginning Basketry and Intro to Digital Photo and Collage. On his own time, Brown is a prolific painter and paints beautiful scenes including landscapes, waterscapes, and more. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art... students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. Center Gallery will continue to host virtual art exhibits through November 2020. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery.

Center Gallery’s Virtual Art Gallery continues with a new exhibit brought to you by the Braille Institute of America. The virtual show will feature 12 artists i...n a series that will run from August 27th through November 19th. Our first artist is Andy Parra. Andy Parra was diagnosed with glaucoma when he was sixteen, and by the age of twenty-three, he lost a significant amount of eyesight. Today, Parra blends his love of the outdoors with his amazing family, and he captures those unique moments in photos. Parra takes his photography one step further by using smartphone apps to adjust color, texture, and contrast. The Braille Institute of America (BIA) Anaheim’s art students span a spectrum of ages, backgrounds, and artistic interests. Students are encouraged, and given the freedom to take the techniques they learn in class and create unique, self-expressive works of art. Many of these artworks have been featured in local and national exhibitions, won awards, and have also been featured in international journals. To find more information and apply to have your work featured in an exhibit, visit anaheim.net/205/Center-Gallery @ Anaheim, California