The Art Center

	The Art Center 1810 S. Dumas Ave Dumas, TX 79029 (806) 935-5312 Fax:806 934-3621 Located on the southwest corner of Dumas on busy Highway 87-287 Hours: Monday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free Admission. fineart54@valornet.com
Conny Martin Lubbock, Texas

Current Exhibit is Small Works Invitational 121 Pieces of Artwork from 35 Artists Click here for more information.. **********************************************************************		Upcoming workshops: John Birdsong will be doing a Watercolor Workshop April 9, 10 & 11, 2010 Jerry Yarnell Workshop August 13 & 14, 2010 Call at 806-935-5312 or email us at fineart54@valornet.com for more information.
Are you a Woodcarver? The Art Center is now hosting a Tuesday Night Woodcarving Group. This is open to anybody who is already a woodcarver or who is interested in learning more about carving. Come join us from 7:00 - 9:00 every Tuesday evening.		Upcoming Events April One person show featuring Nancy Baay March 28 - April 29 Reception Sunday, March 28 2:00 - 4:00pm May Dumas High School Students' Exhibit June Ken Wampler July - August Moore County Art Association Permanent Collection

2010 Schedule of Events

Art Center Membership Information

View past exhibits

Member's Webpages

The Art Center opened a new building in October of 2004
as a neighbor to Window on the Plains Museum.
The joining of the two has made a pleasant stop in Dumas to view art and history
and to enjoy the best of Texas.
The Art Center features the works of area artists in exhibits
that change monthly. For exact dates on monthly exhibits,
please call 806-935-5312

Several of the artists who are members of The Art Center have their work featured at
www.highplainsart.com

The Ineze Crabb Gallery in the Art Center is named in memory of area artist Ineze Lucille (Kline) Crabb.


Mil Boyd; oil on canvas	Conny Martin; oil on canvas	Dr. Emilio Caballero; opaque watercolor on board


Jim Ward; oil on canvas	Carolyn Stallwitz; gouache on paper	Ben Konis; oil on canvas	Don Ray; oil on canvas

These paintings are in the permanent collection of
the Moore County Art Association.
The permanent collection is displayed in the Gallery
during the summer months of June, July and August.

The Mil Boyd Classroom, named in honor
of the founder of the Moore County Art Association,
is a place of both learning and inspiration for
visitors to The Art Center.

Click here for information on classes.

Special one-man shows by area artists are featured
each month with an opening reception.
Past exhibits have shown pastels, oils, sculptured pottery,
watercolors and many other types of media.

Our Small Works Invitational hangs during February and March.
This exhibit showcased 116 miniatures by 34 different artists.
Miniature paintings can be not larger than 8" by 10"
or circumference of 36 inches and sculptures no taller than 12".
This show is extremely popular with the public.

View more pictures from the Small Works Invitational Exhibit. 2008

View pictures from the Small Works Invitational Exhibit 2009

Go to Window On The Plains Museum Homepage.

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