| Our mission | To enliven Virginia through access to the best in contemporary art and artists and to inspire new ways of thinking, seeing, and doing. |
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Second Street Gallery
| About us | Founded in 1973, Second Street Gallery is the oldest nonprofit (501(c)3) contemporary artspace in Central Virginia. Established by a group of ten artists affiliated with the University of Virginia and the local community (Linda Kennard, Eugene Markowski, Paul Martick, Christopher Morris, Timothy Morris, Lindsay Nolting, Priscilla Rappolt, George Roland, Rick Rosenblum, and Emily Wheeler), SSG was the first art space in Downtown Charlottesville and a leader in the revitalization of the Historic District. It is now located inside the City Center for Contemporary Arts building designed by Bushman-Dreyfus Architects. Completed in 2003, the CCCA also houses two other non-profit groups, Live Arts (a community theater) and Light House (a youth media organization). |
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