Exhibits & Collections
In the Main Galleries:
The Krasl Art Center showcases a variety of special exhibitions in its main galleries throughout the year. Displays vary from historical to contemporary art ranging in style from the representational to the abstract, and feature artists both regionally and nationally.
In the artlab:
art lab is a venue for all artists who are pushing the boundaries of medium and form; artlab is a gallery space dedicated to installation, time based media, sound and light; artlab is not afraid to showcase the fruit of visual experimentation; it does not require a 'finished product' or an 'established artist'.
View current and upcoming exhibitions in both the main galleries and the artlab here.
Exhibition Proposals
Proposals for exhibitions in the main galleries and the artlab are reviewed twice annually.
Deadlines for review are November 15 and March 15.
To have your artwork considered for display in the main galleries, please mail the following materials to the Krasl Art Center, attention Curator: Cover Letter, Artist Statement, Current Resume, 12-15 JPEG images. Critical reviews of your artwork may also be included but are not mandatory.
To be considered for the artlab, please download the following brochure with details:
artlab request for proposals
Call for Artist:
The Krasl Art Center 9th Biennial Sculpture Invitational
May 11, 2012 through August 31, 2013
The Krasl Art Center seeks dynamic outdoor sculpture for its 9th Biennial Sculpture Invitational in Southwest Michigan. Artists are requested to submit proposals of artwork for consideration.
Exhibition Details and Application Instructions
The Permanent Collection
The Krasl Art Center collects contemporary sculpture. This focus was established shortly after the art center opened in 1980; it was deemed important to form a highly focused permanent collection that would attract people to its site and uniquely set it apart from other statewide and regional arts institutions. The community in which the art center is located continues to foster cultural pride and civic engagement via its commitment to public sculpture. The KAC builds upon this tradition, by both complementing and advocating for the area's collection of public art and monuments.
View the Permanent Collection online.
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