Fallbrook Art Center

Join us as we celebrate the evolution and uniqueness of the American Studio Glass Movement.  Presenting fine art glass sculptures, vessels, functional ware, and jewelry created by Southern California artists, in conjunction with a section of significant historic works that affords visitors the opportunity to see works by renowned glass artists from Tiffany to Chihuly and learn more about the history of the Movement.

Seventy-five signed and numbered limited-edition prints by some of the world’s top wildlife artists will be offered for sale at the Fallbrook Art Center from August 13th through August 28th.

Regional artists in Fallbrook Art Center’s gallery shop, The Find, are spotlighted in this expanded presentation taking over the Art Center’s main gallery space.   The show provides the opportunity for visitors to view a broader range of the artists’ work, including larger-scale pieces and collaborations.

The Fallbrook Art Center’s open juried show, judged by Dr. Steven & Colleen Aichle, provides an interesting sampling in a wide variety of media including sculpture, mosaic, basketry, and paintings of various subjects.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Fallbrook, California (40 miles north of San Diego), once again, the Fallbrook Art Center welcomes some of the top wildlife artists in the country to town.

Fallbrook Art Center is proud to present "World of Watercolor", a national watercolor exhibition of over 80 contemporary and hisotircal watermedia works. The exhibition is open daily February 6 through March 27, 2011.

Art lovers flocked to the Fallbrook Art Center on the evening of February 5th for the opening reception of the much anticipated "World of Watercolor" exhibition, featuring four watermedia exhiitions under one roof.

 Fallbrook Art Center proudly presents the 5th annual "Art of Today, Artists of Tomorrow" celebrating teen artsits. Six high schools of our region will be participating: Escondido High, Fallbrook High, Mission Vista High, Vista High, San Pasqual High, and Temecula Valley High School.

Art of the Holiday showcases fabulous hand-crafted art gifts perfect for holiday giving.

Fallbrook Art Center is proud to present the grand opening of The Find, 'where you'll always find the perfect artful gift', on Thursday, December 9th from 4-7pm. Please join us in celebrating our recent remodel, local artists and the holiday season. Enjoy complimentary horse-drawn carriage rides, refreshments, music, and artist demonstrations.

The Fallbrook Art Center proudly presents our third exhibition & sale of fine art prints in the Janice Griffiths Gallery from September 5 through October 23, 2010.

This is a special and unique motorcycle exhibit for California in that it highlights the motorcycle as art, and features a wide variety of machines from 1800s to the present.

The Fallbrook Art Center proudly presents the 13th Annual Galaxy of Glass Exhibition in The Janice Griffiths Gallery from May 23 through June 27, 2010.

On May 1 & 2, the Fallbrook Art Center will shine a spotlight on wildlife & nature art in all mediums and disciplines. This combined art event features the 17th Annual Reflections of Nature in the Janice Griffiths Gallery, in conjunction with the inauguaral Nature in Miniature juried show in the Salon Gallery.

World of Watercolor is a combined exhibition featuring the FAC's inaugural Signature American Watercolor Exhibition in conjunction with the National Watercolor Society's 89th Annual Travel Exhibition. This combined show brings before the public some of the finest watermedia painters who have achieved Signature Membership Status in a recognized U.S. Watercolor Society or Association.

Over the past 12 years, the Fallbrook Art Center as gone through a number of changes. Its name has been recast several times, its menu of yearly shows has grown and the quality of the exhibits has increased.

Although the community has strong ties to the military, the Fallbrook Art Center for the first time has tackled the sensitive topic of war in Decades of Conflict, an exhibit that runs through Nov. 16.

The colors, materials and inspiration for much of the world’s fine artwork come from the world around us. Whether it’s clay in ceramics, pigments in oils or silica used to form glass, nature has an elemental influence on creativity and the final artistic product.

Fallbrook, Calif. – On its 15th anniversary, the popular Reflections of Nature wildlife art show at the Fallbrook Art Center, has come full circle.

For the past 10 years, the nation’s top watercolor artists have converged on Fallbrook, Calif. for a special five-week show that not only showcases the best of the best but helps train the next generation of painters.