COART GALLERY

Hours:
Thursday 1-5
Friday 10-6
Saturday 10-6
Sunday 1-5
Visitors will be asked to wear masks and self distance.

(540) 886-0737
22 W Beverley Street
Staunton, Virginia 24401

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While CoArt is not yet 100% open,
the artworks below are for sale via the artists' own websites.
Click on the image to proceed to the artist's site.

Events 2020:

Featured Artist for January

Karen Rosasco

Kaleidoscope

Abstracts in Acrylic and Collage
- An alternative viewpoint of fractured color -

Autumn Tapestry

Urban Tapestry

Short Closure in February for Sprucing Up the Gallery

CoArt Gallery will be briefly closed
from
February 1st to February 11th
for repainting our gallery walls.

We will reopen Thursday, February 11th at our regular time, 1 - 5 PM.

Featured Artist for February and March

Paula Hurley

Love Staunton
Mixed Media
February 11 - March 28

“Love Staunton” expresses the delight I feel in sketching, or painting parts of the city. Whether I use watercolor, acrylic, oil paint or ink I respond with the joy I feel while in the midst of a beautiful area to spend time and create art.

Quarterly Rotation - February 11th

Once a quarter, our artist-members bring in their new artworks and shift their "spots" on the walls. It's like a totally new gallery in here!

Our next rotation will be completed Thursday, February 11th, and we'll be open from 1-5 PM.

And in the Beverley Street Studio School Gallery within CoArt:

Talula Mays

In Through the Shadow,
Out Through the Sun.

January 1st - March 7th

Beverley Street Studio School website: http://bssschool.org

Changes for the Time of COVID

Health Safety
*Safety precautions will be in place for everyone's sake. These include:

Please postpone your visit if you have any COVID symptoms or known exposure.
Masks to be worn by all. Gloves to be worn when handling artwork. These will be provided while supplies last.
Hand sanitizer available upon entering the Gallery.
Six foot physical distancing requested.

Debra Sheffer, Augusta Street