ARTISTS VILLAGE
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CSUF Grand Central Art CenterGrand Central Art Center is the result of a unique partnership between the California State University at Fullerton and the City of Santa Ana. The art center is a mix of residential, commercial and educational use. Grand Central Art Center is dedicated to the open exploration of contemporary art and visual culture: locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally through socially engaged collaborations among artists, students, and the community.
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Wayward Artists TheatreThe Wayward Artist is a 501(c)(3) non-profit theatre company located in the heart of Orange County, California. Providing a home for wayward artists, the ensemble produces professional wayward work in hopes of transforming a wayward community--its arrogance, its ignorance, its complacency.
On Artwalk, they have two Improv Comedy performances you don't want to miss. |
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Fourth Element Gallery210 N. Broadway | Artists Village
Connecting the creative culture of art, music and lifestyle.
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Orange County Center for Contemporary ArtThe Orange County Center for Contemporary Art (OCCCA) is a 501c(3) non-profit California corporation dedicated to the pursuit of professional excellence and freedom of expression in the arts. Since its inception in 1980, it has provided emerging and established member and guest artists a forum to explore and develop ideas in contemporary art. This is done an atmosphere that promotes experimentation and risk-taking, without the specter of censorship.
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Mutual Aid GalleryMutual Aid is a collaborative work space and gallery located in the Santora Building in Santa Ana, California. Currently, the space serves as the creative heart for 3 visual artists: Rob Brown, Yevgeniya Mikhailik, and Tiffany Ma. Regular events will be scheduled around the Downtown Santa Ana Artwalk on the First Saturday of each month as well as an array of special openings & workshops.
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Studio GeneGENE’s art reflects both pride in his Mexican-American roots, as well as his family’s history in settling Southern California. GENE draws inspiration from the simple beauty of the human form, capturing the energy and rhythm of the moment, individual and whole. GENE’s images evoke not only the motion of the body, but also the intangible movements of the wind, atmosphere, energy and the music that make up the dance of life.
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Santa Ana College Gallery at the Santora Arts BuildingThe gallery program at Santa Ana College provides students and visitors with world class art shows of prominent national and international artists, to encourage participation and discussion in the art viewing community at large and to further enrich the cultural landscape of Santa Ana. One of the highlights of the year at SAC's Santora gallery is the High School Invitational which showcases the best art from the surrounding high schools.
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California Fine Arts ExhibitionThe California Fine Arts Exhibition is a curatorial space with a focus on fine art, located in the historic Santora Arts Building.
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Crescendoh GalleryCrescendoh Gallery is run by artist, Jenny Doh. Jenny is happy to classify her painting style as “whimsical angst”. She also likes to classify her style as “representational abstract”, where she “celebrates the essence and not just the likeness of subjects from both my real and imagined life”.
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CJ Sitton Studio207 N. Broadway (2nd Floor) | Artists Village
CJ Sitton Studio is a working studio that occasionally offers classes and figure drawing workshops. The studio is open to the public during the first Saturday art walk in order to share the process of the artist and create community with those who visit. Cynthia Sitton’s artwork can also be viewed at www.cynthiasitton.com and you can follow her on Instagram at cynthiasitton.
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Joseph Hawa GalleryJoseph Hawa paints both outdoors (en plain air) and in his studio, with subject matters that includes landscapes, figure drawings, corporate art, geometric and commissioned works of all kinds. He paints in a variety of media, including oils, acrylics and watercolors, and his paintings vary in style and color from bright to subdued.
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Basement ProjectsBasement Projects is a non-profit project venue free from the constraints of the retail marketplace and conceived as a space to promote critical artistic thinking and exposure in the field of contemporary art in Orange County. Basement Projects is committed to expanding Orange County's engagement with contemporary art by providing a space for critical discourse and an ongoing exhibition schedule that is both challenging and diverse.
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B- StudiosB-Minus Studios is a collaborative artist work space located in the Santora Arts Building. The studio is both an exhibition space and artists’ studio. By bridging the gap between where art is created and where it is displayed, B-Minus offers the public a unique way to engage with art outside the traditional gallery model. Visitors are invited to both view the work and meet the artists in their personal workspace.
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EAST END
Not.UsNothing Usual // lifestyle purveyors // boards // clothing // design // culture
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UnlistedWe have renovated and designed a new creative space stocked with unique and artistic merchandise. Maintaining our roots with artisans and makers, we have provided not only a space for small artistic collaborations, but broadening our scope with small brands and vendors. We are very excited to finally open our doors and invite everyone to come check it out! Continuing our history of displaying artistic works and visual books, we have added an array of new products such as, enamel pins, ceramics, artist made goods greeting cards, apparel, and more!
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GCS Clothing & GalleryGCS Clothing & Gallery has been providing the best in streetwear, art, art supplies and music since April 2009. GCS clothing store first started as The Globe in Downtown Pomona, CA in 1995. During their time in Downtown Santa Ana, GCS has hosted countless art shows, in store performances and artist signings while carrying unique items and exclusive brands.
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Photonic PlaygroundStarted in a DTSA loft in 2014, Photnic Playground formed a new partnership with the LGBT Center on 4th St in 2017 to strike up a new collaboration with their gallery space. A contract was signed, and the first grand opening show with Photonic Playground moving into The Center's gallery space for monthly exhibition shows, opening with the "Women of Art" exhibition.
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The Frida CinemaThe Frida Cinema is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts organization, dedicated to enriching, connecting, and educating communities through the art of cinema. Founded February 21, 2012, we are Orange County's year-round film festival, presenting quality independent, classic, student, short, anime, and avant-garde cinematic programming, complemented by community engagements, live concert events, and other diverse cultural experiences.
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NORTH BROADWAY
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California Center for Digital ArtsThe California Center for Digital Arts is more than a collection of useful equipment, studios, classrooms, and top-flight teachers. It is a student resource for beginners and a source of inspiration for advanced image/video creators developing new, or expanding, visual voices. The California Center for Digital Arts is a community of artists with expert instructors and hands on learning.
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AvantGarden Fine Art GalleryAvantGarden Gallery is part Orange County Fine Arts, Inc. and exhibits an eclectic mix of sculpture, oils, acrylics, photographic art, glassware, collage, and jewelry. OCFA is a local non-profit organization dedicated to cultivating public interest in the fine arts through arts education and scholarships for aspiring artists.The organization also provides consistent opportunities for already-accomplished artists to display their art while enriching the community with a variety of artistic venues.
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Gallery 6/67117 W. 4th St.
Gallery6/67 is a contemporary art space for exhibitions and discourse about art and art issues. It promotes and supports work by underrepresented artists. Gallery 6/67 offers works showcasing excellence in innovation of process across all mediums, often highlighting expressions of race and identity colliding and blending to form the human experience.
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LEGACY GALLERIES
Night Gallery |
Q Art Salon (on hiatus) |
Gallery 211 |
Bias Space |
Gallery de Fox |
Photonic Playground on Bush |