By Linda Stein, 1977

Framed Silkscreen

By Frederico Pizzuro, 2009

Welcoming you to the Arts Center, this piece was made right where it stands, a stylistic contrast of classical and contemporary, it is made with wood and high density foam

By Joyce Garner, 2006

Renowned Southern-American Artist Joyce Garner has exhibited across the United States and internationally. Her work is known to be colorful, large scale, figurative and in her words “narrative symbolism”

Oil on 2 Canvases, donated by Larry Kezele

By Diane Howell, 2022

This is the face of Nancy Green, the original spokesperson for “Aunt Jemima”, who was born enslaved in Mt. Sterling. This bust of glazed clay was unveiled at the 1st ever Nancy Green Pancake Queen Spring Festival at GRAC in 2022. Residents of Montgomery County take pride in Nancy Green’s origins here while still remaining cognizant of the not so positive aspects that Mt. Sterling must have played into her life before freedom.

Community Arts Award for the Montgomery County Council for the Arts, 2003

Yayoi Kusama, 2017

Acrylic Paint on Resin. On loan from Jordan Campbell

By Frederico Pizurro, 2010

Oil on Canvas. Cay R. Lane was a key figure in starting the Montgomery County Council for the Arts founded in 1991, and the first Executive Director of GRAC when it opened in 2009 until 2016.

By Julie Ann Dilling, 2012

Presented in a Collection at the 11th Annual Mosaic Arts International Conference by the Society of American Mosaic Artists.

Gift of the Artist

Clarissa Arvin, 2025

Mixed Media on Canvas, 36×48

Acrylic paint, recycled canvas, slime, crumpled up partially dried left-over acrylic paint, coffee, clear gesso, makeup