CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY:

Vanessa Frank | Solo exhibition
Bruce H. Lien Cultural Café & EVA Gallery |06.17.21-08.06.21

Exhibition Statement

The Rapid City Arts Council (RCAC) is pleased to present the BHSU Alternative Photographic Printing Processes Class Exhibition. The works in this exhibition were completed during the Spring 2021 semester and are exemplary of professionalism and mastery of printing technique. Over the course of the semester, these students have worked diligently to not only learn these processes but use them effectively for the images they are producing. Despite most of these processes being invented in the 1800s, these processes are becoming popular among professional photographers and allows for a uniqueness that is often lost within today’s digital realm. The advancements in camera technology does not limit these processes, but only enhances them.

Emerging Visual Artists Program

​Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
The RCAC encourages artists to submit proposals for exhibits showcasing their original works of art in the Bruce H. Lien Cultural Café and EVA Gallery. Through a variety of exhibitions showcasing artists of all different mediums, this program mentors emerging visual artists and assists in increasing their public exposure through the opportunity of a solo exhibition. 

Not quite ready for a solo exhibition?
Get your artist friends together and submit a proposal for a group show of 1-5 artists. Each artist should complete an application and indicate that they are applying as part of a group and include the other participating artists names. 

Not quite ready to exhibit, but in need of mentorship regarding your art?
​Contact Katie Wolff to set up a meeting to discuss your goals as an artist.

For any questions, please contact:  
Katie Wolff | Art Education Coordinator
Katie.Wolff@thedahl.org | 605.394.4101x3

To view the complete call for emerging visual artists or download the EVA application, click the image links to the left. 
On behalf of the Rapid City Arts Council, the Dahl staff, Board of Directors, and our volunteers, we would like to express our sincere gratitude and thank the City of Rapid City for their ongoing support of our organization. It is because of support like this that we are able to continue to fulfill our mission to champion inclusive, innovative and inspired arts opportunities to enrich the communities we serve. 

The Rapid City Arts Council receives support from generous members and donors, the City of Rapid City,  SD Community Foundation, and the South Dakota Arts Council with funds from the State of South Dakota, through the Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts. Special thanks to Bierschbach Equipment and Supply and Dakota Business Center, Carter Taylor.

​​The Dahl Arts Center is a municipal facility managed by the Rapid City Arts Council and owned by the City of Rapid City.​