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.
Current Show
I Don’t Know What This Is (But I Love It)
The exhibition will open to the public on January 26th and run Monday–Thursday, 10 am–8 pm, from January 26th through March 5th.
I Don’t Know What This Is (But I Love It) is an exhibition of joyful oddities, unnecessary objects, and ideas that refuse to behave. The works in this show resist usefulness, polish, and tidy explanations. They exist because someone wanted to make them — and because that was reason enough.
This exhibition celebrates curiosity over clarity and play over productivity. It makes space for the strange, the overlooked, the awkward, and the lovingly weird. Here, joy is not performative; it is unruly, personal, and a little unhinged. These oddities remind us that wonder often shows up where rules loosen, expectations drop, and we allow ourselves to love something simply because we do.
Past Shows:
Paño Connections: Vast Horizons/Confined Spaces
The Space Between: Exploring Where Contrast Becomes Connection
Printmaking: Exploring the Process
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
Prayers on Fire by Kelwin Coleman
The Gorgon Gallery’s 2026 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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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.
