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Upcoming Exhibits in the Helen T. White Galleries

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Robert Wands: A Restrospective
King Gallery | December 12 - May 1, 2021
& 2nd Floor Foyer | December 12 - May 22, 2021

Mr. Wands currently serves as a professor emeritus with Colorado State University in Pueblo, where he started as an art professor in the early-1960s, teaching drawing and painting for 33 years. Additionally, he has worked as director of Wands Art Studio and Gallery since 1978.

Da Vinci Machines & Robotics
White Gallery | Arrives Summer 2022

This unique exhibition brings together the latest discoveries of lost Leonardo inventions, such as his mechanical drumming robot, with his most iconic inventions and artworks such as the helicopter, bicycle, military tank, scuba suit and the Mona Lisa.

Sponsored by the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation and the Ryals Family Foundation

Exo-Sanctuaries
White Gallery | POSTPONED

These installations are created by individual members of the Rough Ruby Art Collective and function in concert to create immersive visceral interactions with dramatically atmospheric renditions of natural forces and human mind-sets. As the viewer moves in and out of the work spending time with the installations, great and small, they themselves become a part of the artwork.

Gateway to the Southwest: The Williams Studio
King Gallery | POSTPONED

A celebration of the long history of Ken and Judith Williams' art connection to the Pueblo community, culminating in the 45-foot public art sculptures flanking I-25 north of Pueblo.

Addressing the "Own Your Own Holiday Art Sale & Exhibition"


It is with heavy hearts and after careful consideration that we announce the sunset of the annual “Own Your Own: Holiday Art Sale & Exhibition.”

The “Own Your Own” has been a part of this community for nearly 60 years.  At its inception with founders such as Ed Sajbel, the Junior League of Pueblo, and Pueblo Community College, the “Own Your Own” served a unique niche to allow our community to buy fantastic art at affordable prices.  This need is now met in our community in many ways.

We thank the artists, guests, sponsors, and the founders of this wonderful exhibit who made the “Own Your Own” possible for so long.

While the “Own Your Own” is gone, the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center will continue to work hard to bring you the unique exhibitions you love.  Our mission is still to create artistic learning experiences for everyone. We look forward to finding new ways of showcasing local artists and bringing them together with art lovers and buyers new ways.

Thank you for your understanding.

Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Staff
October 20, 2020