Past Events

Stop by the Chandler Center for the Arts to color a chalk mural with artist Ariana Enriquez! Bring a friend, bring a mask, we’ll provide the chalk.

On Saturday, May 1st, DOUBLE THE FUN with Vision Gallery and Chandler Museum! Visit both spaces to view our play-themed exhibitions and participate in a series of silly activities to earn a goodie bag. Free to participate, all ages welcome, prizes available while supplies last.

Chandler Unified School District’s most gifted artists put their work on display for the community to experience in this annual showcase. The burgeoning artists from Basha, Hamilton, Perry, Erie, Casteel and Chandler high schools display their talents and viewpoints through paintings, drawings, sculptures, jewelry, and photographs. With over 100 works on display, there is always something for everyone in this exhibition.

Stop by Vision Gallery for music and outdoor fun! You'll be able to hear live jazz from the Chandler Jazz Festival, see our new playful exhibition, PLAY HARD, and then have some fun of your own with outdoor games in the City Hall courtyard like cornhole, inflatable bowling, Connect Four, and more.

For this exhibition, Melissa Sclafani and Ellie Richards examine what it means to play, and who has the ability to do so. This lighthearted exhibition with serious themes will inspire you to reconsider an element of our lives that we take for granted.

Take a break from your computer screen and enjoy the cooler temps with a lunch break field tip to Downtown Chandler! Join us for a walk with staff from Chandler’s Visual Arts Team while they share the stories behind our vibrant mural scene. This tour will occur on January 13, February 10 and March 10.

For millennia, humans have tried to replicate nature through scientific and artistic means. "Approaching the Natural" quietly expresses the diverse beauty that lies in nature from the hard curved edges in Meyer’s sculptures to the free flowing lines in Ollinger’s work.

Image: Aimee Ollinger (left), Mary Meyer (right)

For this exhibition, Vision Gallery will be peeling back the various layers of the Phoenix valley’s history to examine topics relating to preservation, land ownership, and coexistence. Sediments: Layers of the Phoenix Valley features the work of Ashley Czajkowski, Matthew Garcia, Ann Morton, and Steven Yazzie.

Image: Ashley Czajkowski, Memorandum (Goldfinch III), Lumen print created with found bird, hand-coated photo emulsion on fabric and embroidery, 2016