The Gorgon Gallery

Gorgon Gallery is a free, public gallery located in Room 332 of the historic Laramie Plains Civic Center. This refurbished science classroom opened in April of 2023 and features rotating works.

The gallery is open to the public during LPCC business hours (10 AM to 8 PM on Monday-Thursday) and by appointment. If you’re interested in scheduling time in the space, curating a show, or collaborating with LPCC’s team, contact Aubree Wallace at awallace@lpccwy.org.

Space Between: Exploring Where Contrast Becomes Connection

Open for Public Viewing: July 21st - September 5th

Closing Reception + Meditation w/ Seek Yoga Studio: Friday, September 26th at 10 AM


Current Show

Space Between: exploring where contrast becomes connection

Gallery Open for Public Viewing Monday to Thursday 10 am - 8 pm, July 18th - September 5th

We invite artists to explore the fertile space between opposites—where contrast becomes connection, and separation gives rise to meaning.

Featured photo of Rooftops by Lee Lane

This exhibition centers the liminal, the threshold, the tether. What exists between near and far, stillness and movement, presence and absence, self and other? How do we reach across difference to find understanding, intimacy, or resonance?

The Space Between asks:

What is the thread that binds?

What bridges the divide?

We’re seeking work that explores duality and connection—whether literal or abstract, physical or emotional, visible or unseen. This is a call to reflect on cycles, relationships, polarity, and the invisible ties that pull us together or push us apart.

This call was open to emerging and established artists alike. Work may be quiet or loud, subtle or bold—as long as it speaks to the tension, beauty, or potential of the “between.”



The Gorgon Gallery’s 2025 shows are presented by Artillect.

Artillect is a 20-week cohort program, created by artists for artists, to expertly counsel and empower your full-time art ambitions.

Learn more at artillect.com.



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