ART GALLERIES
The Arts Council of York County manages 7 galleries in York County, South Carolina including the Dalton Gallery, Perimeter Gallery, and Lewandowski Classroom Gallery at the Center for the Arts; Alleys as Gallerys, currently in two locations in Rock Hill, South Carolina; City Hall Rotunda Gallery, on the second floor landing at Rock Hill's City Hall; and The Loading Dock Gallery at the Gettys Art Center. Also located in the Gettys Art Center are the Courtroom Gallery curated by the Friday Arts Project in partnership with the Arts Council of York County, and J. Michael Simpson and the Springerae Studio Gallery.
Center for the Arts
Dalton Gallery | Perimeter Gallery
Edmund D. Lewandowski Classroom Gallery
121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC
Galleries are open to the public.
Monday - Thursday | 9 AM - 5 PM and 5 - 6 PM by appointment
Friday | 9 AM - 5 PM
2nd and 4th Weekends Each Month
Saturday | 10 AM - 2 PM
Sunday | 2 - 4 PM
CENTER FOR THE ARTS | 2021 GALLERY SCHEDULE
Virtual Galleries
Can't make it to the Center for the Arts to see our current exhibition? Visit our online galleries!
Alleys as Gallerys
Alleys as Gallerys transforms York County, South Carolina's well-traveled alleys into art galleries that feature works by local and regional artists.
Current galleryway exhibits:
COTTON ALLEY GALLERY
121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC
WHITE STREET ALLEY GALLERY
130 W. White St. | Rock Hill, SC
Old Town Gallery Crawl
Explore the art scene in Old Town Rock Hill! See outstanding exhibits at the Arts Council of York County's Center for the Arts and at the Gettys Art Center during the Old Town Gallery Crawl.
Check the schedule to find out when the next one is happening!
PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS
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Center for the Arts | 121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC 29730
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Gettys Art Center | 201 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC 29730
Courtroom Gallery
at the Gettys Art Center
201 East Main St. | 2nd Floor | Rock Hill, SC
Curated by the Friday Arts Project in partnership with the Arts Council of York County, the Courtroom Gallery functions as a community gallery and features both established and emerging artists. The Courtroom Gallery is located on the second floor of the Gettys Art Center, in the hallway that leads into the Courtroom.
For more information, email courtroomgallery@fridayartsproject.org
City Hall Rotunda Gallery
Rock Hill City Hall | 155 Johnston St | 2nd Floor | Rock Hill, SC
Managed by the Arts Council of York County, the City Hall Rotunda Gallery functions as a community gallery and features emerging artists.
Artists wishing to be considered for exhibition must submit the following to Melanie Cooper:
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Letter of intent.
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5-10 images of works that will be on display at the gallery, digital preferred.
Exhibition Requirements and Details
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Exhibitions at the City Hall Rotunda Gallery are not limited to York County artists.
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All work must be two-dimensional.
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No nudity or explicit images.
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The gallery holds anywhere from 15-30 pieces, depending on the size of each work.
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Artists may choose to exhibit as a group or as individuals, as long as the gallery can be filled.
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A cohesive body of work is appreciated, but is not required.
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Artists are responsible for hanging, labeling and removing their own artwork on the dates allotted by the Arts Council.
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This gallery is not monitored.
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There is no fee to submit for consideration, nor is there a stipend for exhibition.
Melanie Cooper
Interim Associate Director for Programming & Marketing
(803)328-2787
York County Artists' Guide
Center for the Arts | Dalton Gallery
121 E. Main St. | Rock Hill, SC 29730
DOWNLOAD | Hello Artist Info Pack (PDF)
VIEW ON ISSUU | Hello Artist Info Pack (online version)
We appreciate your interest in the our programming. The Arts Council is here to help you achieve your artistic goals! Find out about the Arts Council’s classroom space, where you can host classes and workshops; exhibiting artwork in our galleries; learn about the artist studios at the Center for the Arts and Gettys Art Center; and more!
The Arts Council of York County creates arts programming that encourages education, economic development, and arts advocacy through unique art experiences that engage the community to make York County a regional arts destination. The vision is to create a thriving, diverse and vibrant arts community in York County.
The Arts Council strives to present a variety of exhibitions that involve, expose, and educate the community in the visual arts. The Arts Council manages six galleries in three buildings in Old Town Rock Hill.
