Timpanogos Visual Arts
Inspiration! Fall Gallery 2024
Presented by Timpanogos Visual Arts and Timpanogos Arts Foundation, this year’s fall gallery showcases 101 original artworks by talented local artists. Join us at the TAF Creative Arts Center (53 W. Main, American Fork) to view, mingle, and find that perfect piece for your collection—or a unique holiday gift. Free entry, with artwork and prints available for purchase.
Artist Reception: Friday, November 8th, 6–7 PM
Public Showing Hours: Friday, November 8th, 6–9 PM & Saturday, November 9th, 10 AM–2 PM
Adult Art Classes
For more information about any of our visual arts classes and activities, please contact Debbie Wood, Visual Arts Program Manager, at tvisualarts@timpanogosarts.org
What we Offer the Community
The Timpanogos Visual Arts Program (TVA) endeavors to bring these various art forms to the community through classes, workshops, gallery events and exhibitions.
We offer fine art classes to all age groups at our TAF Creative Arts Center – Art Gallery at 53 West Main Street in American Fork. They are taught by professional artists in a variety of mediums such as watercolor, oils, acrylic, colored pencils, graphite pencil, clay, calligraphy, graphic design, illustration and much more.
Artist Showcases
We are also involved in presenting a variety of venues where you can showcase your own art work. TAF and TVA present the annual Americana Arts & Music Festival in American Fork (for more information, click here). Artists come from near and far to display and sell their artwork under the shaded booths. If you’d like to register for a booth for your art, stay tuned, registration will start soon!
We host the Steel Days Art Show in the American Fork Library every year in July as part of American Fork City’s Steel Days celebration. This show is for both adult and youth artists.
And lastly, we host the Christmas in the Rotunda Art Show for youth (1st through 12th grades) and adults each year in December at the AF Library.
History
The Visual Arts Group began in American Fork in the early 1940’s when a group of men and women, who loved to draw and paint, met and decided to work together and share their talents, knowledge and experiences. The group was very diligent in staying together over the years and was always anxious to help the community develop their talents and enjoy the visual arts.