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BROWSE & SHOP THE GALLERY

We offer curbside pick-up or shipping. For more information contact Visual Arts Director Dawn Wohlford-Metallo.

Artist CALL For Entries

View our latest call for entries and submit your work! Quad City Arts provides a multitude of locations to display and exhibit artwork. Join countless of artists that have exhibited in our galleries in our 50 year history. Most call for entries at Quad City Arts are free and open to midwest artists.

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Interested in buying artwork? Don't hesitate to reach out for more details. For artists interested in participating in a gallery show, or selling artwork please contact us

DAWN
WOHLFORD-METALLO

Visual Arts Director
309.793.1213 ext. 108

BECAUSE OF OUR PARTNERS, WE'RE DOING MORE GOOD FOR MORE PEOPLE

All Quad City Arts programs are funded in part by operating grants from the Illinois Arts Council, Iowa Arts Council, National Endowment of the Arts, Regional Development Authority, Scott County Regional Authority and The Cultural Trust

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Rock Island Gallery
& Store Hours

Mon–Fri: 10a–5p
Sat: 11a–5p
Closed Sundays

CONTACT

Phone: 309.793.1213
[email protected]

1715 2nd Ave, Rock Island, IL 61201

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Programs

• Visiting Artist Series
• Public Sculpture Program
• Metro Arts Youth Apprenticeship
• Arts Dollars Grants
• Visual Art Opportunities
• High School Art Invitational

EVENTS

• Chalk Art Fest
• Riverssance Festival
• Festival Of Trees

GALLERIES

• Rock Island Gallery
• Airport Gallery

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ABOUT

Quad City Arts is dedicated to enriching the quality of life in the Quad City region through the arts. The organization’s dual role of presenting the arts and humanities, as well as serving as an arts resource, allows us to serve more than 350,000 people annually in the Arts Center in Rock Island and at over 200 rural and urban community sites.