Current Exhibitions
The Springville Museum of Art invites all artists in Utah to participate in the 96th Annual Spring Salon. This exhibition is a juried competition that showcases the diversity and quality of contemporary Utah art.
Utah artists have always been ambitious. They studied abroad, created monumental works, and pushed the boundaries of Utah art and creation. This exhibition celebrates the grand ambitions, interests, and aims of our Utah artists from the nineteenth-century to the present day.
Since the early 1900s the Springville Art Gallery, now the Springville Museum of Art, has been a fixture of the community. Artists, advocates, and curators built the Museum and its collection, and cemented its importance to Springville. This exhibition celebrates several of these figures who influenced the Springville fine arts community from early to mid-twentieth century, including B.F. Larsen, Wayne Johnson, Glen Turner, Oliver Parson, Blaine Frazier, and Mae Huntington.
This exhibition uses artworks from our Spiritual and Religious Permanent Collection to encourage viewers to ponder more deeply the everyday matters of life and the extraordinary realm of the sacred.
April 22, 2020 - April 1, 2021
This special online exhibition consists of submitted works from K-12 students across the state and their responses to COVID-19. Participate by viewing how Utah’s youth have coped with crisis and change.
The works in this exhibition reveal layers of meaning, context, and reality about life in the Soviet Union.
Ongoing
The artworks in this exhibition represent a partnership between the Springville Museum of Art and the Art Renewal Center, a premier exhibition venue for artists working in the classical tradition. Each year, one Utah artist is selected from their juried competition to be featured in the Museum in an effort to support and celebrate traditional Utah artists.
November 15, 2017 - Ongoing
This exhibition takes a deeper look at a work from our permanent collection, Entertaining: Favorite Ladies II, by Jeanne Leighton Lundberg Clarke. This colorful painting serves as a lens on how artists use patterns, portraits, and still-life in their paintings. This family friendly exhibition uses various interactives to help explore playful patterns in other works from our permanent collection
November 15, 2017 - Ongoing
This exhibition on the lower explores the history of the oldest art Museum in Utah.
