• Artspirit
• Linn-Benton Arts Directory
• Arts In Education Roster
• A Brief History of the Corvallis Arts Center

     ArtSpirit is a seasonal publication focused on the arts in our community and The Arts Center's programs and collaborative efforts. If you become a member of The Arts Center, a copy of Artspirit is mailed to you--a great convenience! If you are not a member, you can find Artspirit at bookstores, libraries, art galleries, coffee houses, and many businesses in our two-county region.
     If you are interested in advertising your business or organization in Artspirit, or if you have questions about ArtSpirit, please contact Bernie Sebastien.

Send your arts information and calendar items!

Publication date: January 1 (January, February, March)
Deadline: December 1

Publication date: April 1 (April, May, June)
Deadline: March 1

Publication date: July 1 (July, August, September)
Deadline: June 1

Publication date: October 1 (October, November, December)
Deadline: September 1

    Printed directories rapidly go out of date, so our directory is now available online.
     Our directory includes individual artist listings, non-profit arts and cultural organizations, and arts related businesses. If you are and individual, an organization or an art-related business that is not listed in our directory, please send Micki Reaman your name, address, phone, e-mail and/or website, art form and/or medium, information about services you provide

Click below to download the roster listing the current Arts in Education artists and describing the services of the artist residency program. (Acrobat Reader is needed to view and print this document.)

Arts In Education Roster (requires adobe acrobat reader, click here to download)

Professional artists who enjoy teaching are encouraged to apply to be included in the Arts in Education Roster. Contact The Arts Center's Education Coordinator for more information.

     In 2002, the Corvallis Arts Center will be launching a series of programs and events to celebrate its 40th anniversary, culminating, on January 26, 2003, in the major celebration of its official ribbon cutting opening. One of the most important ways we are celebrating our 40th anniversary is by the publication of "The Unfolding of an Idea: A Brief History of the Corvallis Arts Center," written by our founder, Marion Gathercoal. This book includes her memories of how the Corvallis Arts Center came to be, historical photographs, information about the unique architecture of our building, and brief stories about some of the other significant founders of the Corvallis Arts Center, e.g. Robert Mix and Corrine Woodman.
     The publication is now available at the Corvallis Arts Center.