Art
Gallery
The Lincoln Center Art Gallery features changing exhibits in all media, ranging from national juried competitions to curated contemporary artists from around the country. Please stop by and enjoy the art!
CONTACT
Kristen Vohs, Visual Arts Assistant
(970) 416-2737 | kvohs@fortcollins.gov
Current Exhibits
Mar 6 – Apr 24, 2026
Under Pressure: 2026 National Printmaking Exhibition
The Lincoln Center Art Gallery is participating in Colorado’s Month of Printmaking (Mo’Print), by presenting Under Pressure, a nationally juried exhibit of over 40 artworks of all printmaking media (relief printing, lithograph, silkscreen, intaglio, and monoprints). Selections for this exhibition were made by our Guest Juror, Johnny Plastini.
Artwork by Susan James
Artwork by Susan James
Upcoming Exhibits
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May 1 – Jun 12, 2026
The Bright Side
In this exhibit the artists Annie O’Brien Gonzales, Laura Merage, Tricia Soderberg, and Randy Steinke use bright colors, interesting shapes and unexpected materials to offer an immersive environment designed to inspire positivity, curiosity, and asks the viewer to take a look at The Bright Side.
Image: Randy Steinke (left), Annie O’Brien Gonzales (right)
Image: Randy Steinke (left), Annie O’Brien Gonzales (right)
Jun 26 – Aug 28, 2026
42nd Annual New Legacies Contemporary Art Quilts
The 42nd New Legacies: Contemporary Art Quilts Exhibit is a juried exhibition featuring the current work of the finest national contemporary quilt artists.
(Image is from the 2025 41st New Legacies exhibit)
(Image is from the 2025 41st New Legacies exhibit)
Past Exhibits
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Jan 9 – Feb 27, 2026
Kristy Deetz: Disrupted Gardens
Kristy Deetz: Disrupted Gardens
Disrupted Gardens is a series of hyper-realistic acrylic paintings that imagine a future where nature and artificial intelligence respond to pollution and climate change by reshaping the Earth (our “Garden”) and populating it with new, often evolving creatures.
Disrupted Gardens is a series of hyper-realistic acrylic paintings that imagine a future where nature and artificial intelligence respond to pollution and climate change by reshaping the Earth (our “Garden”) and populating it with new, often evolving creatures.
Oct 24 – Dec 19, 2025
The Conch Girl Project In Fort Collins
Sidian Liu explores themes of displacement, intimacy, and care through a quiet exchange: she visits strangers’ kitchens—cooking for them while requesting minimal in-person contact—and documents the experience. This exhibition presents images and recipes created during her 2024 Denis Roussel Fellowship residency in Fort Collins in 2024.
Aug 29 – Oct 17, 2025
2025 Art In Public Places Artists
A showcase of personal artwork from six artists creating projects for the Art in Public Places program during its 30th anniversary year.
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Apr 20, 2026
Create Your Own Unique Art Print at Black Violin
At The Lincoln Center’s upcoming Black Violin performance on April 20 you’re invited to roll up your sleeves and celebrate Colorado’s Month of Printmaking (Mo’Print) by making your own free, one-of-a-kind art print. Guided by artist and guest juror Johnny Plastini, attendees can explore the printmaking process through hands-on demonstrations and create a unique art piece inspired by the music of Black Violin. Be sure to arrive early—this special demo takes place before the show from 6:15-7:15 p.m.
May 8, 2026
The Bright Side: Opening Reception
Opening Reception for The Bright Side
In this exhibit the artists Annie O’Brien Gonzales, Laura Merage, Tricia Soderberg, and Randy Steinke use bright colors, interesting shapes and unexpected materials to offer an immersive environment designed to inspire positivity, curiosity, and asks the viewer to take a look at The Bright Side.
Image: Randy Steinke
In this exhibit the artists Annie O’Brien Gonzales, Laura Merage, Tricia Soderberg, and Randy Steinke use bright colors, interesting shapes and unexpected materials to offer an immersive environment designed to inspire positivity, curiosity, and asks the viewer to take a look at The Bright Side.
Image: Randy Steinke