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
July 18th - September 5th
Opening Reception: July 18 from 5-7 PM
Current Show
Printmaking: Exploring the Process Creative Aging Showcase with Jim Jereb & Students
Gallery Open for Public Viewing Monday to Thursday 10 am - 8 pm, May 9th - June 11th
This showcase celebrates the culmination of a printmaking workshop series hosted in partnership with the Wyoming Arts Council through the Creative Aging Project Grant. The program provided older adults in the community a no-cost opportunity to learn and engage in the creative process of printmaking, from initial concept through final artwork.
“The studio atmosphere permitted complete strangers to work alongside each other: meeting new people and learning new things,” Jereb said. “This, I think, is an important aspect of the Creative Aging program: working together in a supportive, positive, and dynamic learning center.”
Learn more about this course series supported by the Wyoming Arts Council.
This project made possible through partial funding and partnership by:
Past Shows:
Free Range Art: Embracing the Chaos of Creativity
Mindful: Artmaking as Meditation
Woman: Perspective from the Feminine
Queer Expression presented with Laramie Pridefest
Art through Aging: Creative Aging Exhibition
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.
Become a Friend of the Arts
LPCC is a non-profit organization that serves as a community fostering connections, nurturing creativity, and ensuring an enriched future with a vision to cultivate a vibrant and inclusive space for people to gather, connect, and grow.
Donations go to support the preservation of the historic facility and the continuation of accessible visual and performing arts experiences and programming for Albany County and the Front Range.
Questions about gifts to LPCC can be directed to Jessica Brauer at jbrauer@lpccwy.org.
